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Gu Hanchuan and Ye Nuan arrived at Hao Dahai's house with a large pile of medicinal herbs.

This is a family dormitory; even if they don't say anything, someone must have noticed.

But when asked, they simply said they were visiting someone who was sick.

When Ye Nuan arrived, she told Fang's wife to lock the door from the inside: "No matter who comes, you can't open the door unless I tell you to."

After carefully knocking off the plaster cast, Ye Nuan took out a set of silver needles.

This is to unblock his acupoints and to better assist in the treatment.

This was Ye Nuan's first time treating such a seriously wounded soldier, so she was a little nervous, since it concerned whether Hao Dahai could continue to serve in the army.

Gu Hanchuan stood at the doorway, while Aunt Fang stood guard by the bed, looking anxiously at the needles of varying lengths.

Ye Nuanguang spent almost half an hour performing acupuncture before she began applying medicine to Hao Dahai.

Ye Nuan was worried that her medicinal herbs wouldn't be good enough, so last night she secretly took some spiritual juice and dipped it on a few of the herbs, which she now wrapped tightly around Hao Dahai's skin.

After wrapping the bark around the tree, Ye Nuan took a piece of cotton cloth and carefully covered it up, finally tying it tightly with hemp rope.

Ye Nuan determined the tightness by touch, as this was related to the effectiveness of the medicine.

"Alright, from now on, you can't move. I'll remove these dressings in 72 hours and then put a cast on to immobilize you. Don't take any medicine for the next three days. I guarantee you won't get a fever or the wound won't get infected. However, your leg might be a little sore tonight, which is normal. Tomorrow you'll feel soreness and even numbness, but that's okay. If any other symptoms appear, you can ask Sister Fang to come to the clinic to see me."

"Okay, thank you for your hard work, Comrade Xiao Ye."

"It's not hard work, we're all serving the people! And I've heard your heroic deeds more than once, and people have also mentioned your outstanding personal abilities. Such an excellent soldier should stay in the army and contribute his talents, don't you think?"

Nothing can excite a soldier more than these things.

"Thank you, Comrade Xiao Ye. As long as I recover, I will continue to defend our country and never let the people down!"

"Company Commander Hao, I believe in you!"

Although no one said that Ye Nuan had come to treat Hao Dahai's injuries, the rich and tempting aroma of the sesame oil was irresistible when it was poured out.

The entire residential building smelled of sesame oil.

When someone followed the smell to the Hao family's house, Fang's wife only said that the oil bottle had fallen over, and didn't mention anything else.

Ye Nuan and Gu Hanchuan left together, agreeing to come back to check on Hao Dahai's situation that evening.

When Ye Nuan arrived at the clinic, Dr. Li was reading a book, and two nurses were organizing the medicine cabinet.

There are three doctors at the health center, and they are not too busy right now, so usually there are two doctors here during the day and one doctor on night shift.

Anyway, it only guarantees that the clinic has a doctor available 24 hours a day, so there's nothing wrong with this arrangement.

Ye Nuan came in, changed her clothes, and then took out a medical book to read. In the clinic, she naturally read books on Western medicine, mainly to understand the functions and indications of many drugs.

"Xiao Ye, this is an introductory book to Western medicine, my old textbook. You can take it and read it."

Ye Nuan said gratefully, "Thank you so much. I've been looking for this book for a while, but it seems like I can't find it in bookstores."

"This is a university teaching building; you definitely can't buy it in bookstores."

Ye Nuan thanked her repeatedly, then held the gift in her hands as if it were a priceless treasure.

Dr. Li was quite pleased to see that she genuinely loved studying medicine.

Soon, a female doctor in a white coat came in, carrying a medicine box on her back.

Ye Nuan looked up and saw that the other person was not very old, probably around twenty-four or twenty-five years old. However, his hair was tied up and he didn't have bangs, which made him look more mature and steady. She guessed that patients would like a doctor like that.

"Dr. Yan is back. How is he?"

Yan Lifang had a sullen face, and looked like she was very angry.

"Don't even mention it! I told her to come to the clinic for an IV drip tomorrow, but she just won't listen. She insists she can't move at all, let alone walk. She gets dizzy as soon as she stands up. What can I do? I've never seen anything like this before. It's infuriating!"

Dr. Li smiled and shook his head; he was helpless when it came to patients like this.

"Forget it, don't bother with that kind of person. Sit down and have some water."

Ye Nuan had little contact with this Dr. Yan and didn't dare to speak casually.

After pouring herself a glass of water, Yan Lifang looked at Ye Nuan and sized her up: "Did you really make that hemostatic drug yourself?"

Ye Nuan looked over upon hearing the voice and met his gaze without any guilt: "Yes, I also read the ancient prescriptions and then continuously improved them while learning from my teacher, which led to the current prescription."

Yan Lifang had a smile on her lips, and it was unclear whether she believed it or not, but she never looked at Ye Nuan properly again after that.

Dr. Li whispered, "Dr. Yan doesn't believe in traditional Chinese medicine. I heard that her grandfather was killed by an old Chinese medicine doctor, so she is extremely opposed to it."

Upon hearing this, Ye Nuan's lips curled slightly: "That's too much of a generalization! In our area, every year there are patients who don't survive surgery after being operated on by Western doctors. If we're going to go by that logic, wouldn't Western medicine be even less reliable?"

Dr. Li was stunned, seemingly not expecting such a response.

Upon further reflection, it seemed to be true.

Especially for patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, they can still talk to their family members when they enter the operating room, but when they are wheeled out, they are just corpses. This is indeed more frightening.

Dr. Li suddenly felt a chill, realizing that Ye Nuan had led him astray.

In the following days, Ye Nuan also tried to avoid Dr. Yan as much as possible. Anyway, she didn't plan to study medicine with her, because she heard that Yan Lifang had only graduated from a medical college, and it seemed that she had only attended a vocational school, while Dr. Li had actually attended medical school and was a proper college student.

Moreover, Dr. Li has no airs at all, while Yan Lifang acts all high and mighty every day, and Ye Nuan is unwilling to fawn over such a person.

When the three days were up, Ye Nuan checked in at the clinic in the morning and then told Dr. Li that she was going to see Hao Dahai.

Dr. Li is quite lenient in this regard, and the clinic is usually not busy with anything urgent.

Yan Lifang said with some disdain after Ye Nuan left: "Dr. Li, I saw that she took quite a few things. It seems like she was going to put a cast on Hao Dahai? She's just a high school graduate. Does she know how to do that? Even if she studied traditional Chinese medicine for a few days, I've never heard of a traditional Chinese medicine doctor putting a cast on an injured person!"