Master Yuan, start!

The knockout drug that Yang Yuechun mentioned was the ether that made Guangxu unconscious for more than ten days. After obtaining the preparation method from a British doctor, Yuan Shikai also ordered people to imitate it in the Northeast.

As a powerful anesthetic that is relatively easy to make, ether played an irreplaceable role in curing diseases and saving lives in the late 19th century, so Yuan Shikai naturally wanted ether to play a greater role in China's medical industry at that time.

After taking charge of the three northeastern provinces, Yuan Shikai also tried to eliminate some diseases of the era, although prevention and treatment were still the main focus, with no targeted treatments.

But with the help of his handbook on practicing medicine outside the Great Wall, the most basic modern medical system outside the Great Wall was gradually established.

The Handbook of Medical Practice Outside the Great Wall is a set of medical practice guidelines compiled by Yuan Xiangcheng, who organized medical students who had studied abroad to combine the knowledge of foreign doctors, traditional Chinese medicine, and the barefoot doctor manual from his own memory.

Yuan Xiangcheng had studied the Barefoot Doctor Manual before traveling through time. It turned out to be a book for use in the southern region.

It mainly focuses on the prevention and treatment of various infectious diseases in the south. In addition, there are basic treatments for more than ten categories of diseases such as pediatrics, internal medicine, surgery, eye diseases, and gynecological diseases.

Yuan Xiangcheng gathered ideas from all quarters and eliminated some outdated knowledge related to family planning and sexually transmitted diseases.

The "Medical Practice Guide for People Outside the Great Wall" includes six basic chapters: pediatrics, internal medicine, surgery, infectious diseases, acute diseases, and herbal medicine, serving as a reference book for medical treatment for people outside the Great Wall.

Today, this book has covered one-third of the areas outside the Great Wall through the Farmers' Association, and its penetration rate is particularly high in various industrial production sites.

Many people who had to undergo amputation due to industrial and mining accidents relied on ether anesthesia to survive the operation.

Although many people still died from postoperative complications, at least they survived the operation and did not die from the pain.

The method of mixing ether with alcohol was also discovered through an ether surgery accident.

A miner's left foot was injured and had to be amputated. His fellow workers couldn't find a doctor, so they could only diagnose and treat themselves with the help of the "Guanwai Medical Manual".

There happened to be a batch of medical ether in the mine, so the group followed the instructions in the book, poured it on a cloth, covered the person's nose to make him unconscious, then heated the saw and started amputating.

The operation was not very successful because of the improper surgical procedures. The man was injured by his left foot and lost too much blood. He did not survive.

After seeing the death, the workers were also depressed because they had lost a good brother and wanted to drown their sorrows in alcohol.

Who knew that after the operation, when people were packing up, someone mixed up ether and alcohol and mixed them together.

Ether mixed with alcohol, if consumed in large enough quantities, directly acts on the central nervous system of the human body, causing people to become unconscious and die in their sleep.

It is no small matter that more than a dozen people died in a small coal mine at once.

The local Red Confucian Society immediately reported the incident and investigated the cause. Lu Tian was the person who conducted the investigation and eventually discovered that it was the ether mixed with wine that caused this result.

After layers of reporting, the final result was handed over to Yuan Xiangcheng. Yuan Xiangcheng could only list this incident as a typical production safety accident and publish articles in various places to remind future generations to pay attention.

During this surprise attack on the Prince's Mansion, Lu Tian came up with the idea of ​​mixing ether with wine.

So he bribed the palace steward, and under the pretext of purchasing famous wine from the interior, he secretly mixed ether into the wine and let the people at the palace's birthday banquet drink it.

As for the fact that Batubu, the chief guard of Beizi Mansion, had hallucinations, it could only be attributed to the fact that he drank too much.

"Master Yang, what do you think? My method is a hundred times better than your violent attack, right?

No update today, please go and get your red envelopes

As the title says, I was tricked by my boss into working overtime during the day and just got off work. I probably won’t be able to write tonight.

Md, the more I think about it, the angrier I get.

Plan B is to follow his requirements, saying this is not allowed and that is not allowed, and just making up his mind every day without promoting the implementation of the business at all.

Tomorrow I will write the boss’ name as the villain, and then let Yuan Pi vent his anger!

I'll finish my work and quit next month. I won't be annoyed by this idiot boss anymore!

Of course, the lack of updates is my fault, so I’d like to give you all a small red envelope to express my apology.

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Chapter 183 Mongolian Savior

Yang Yuechun, the leader of the Jindan Dao, has no military command ability and only thinks about attacking by force.

However, he is extremely good at preaching and can almost be regarded as the second Feng Yunshan.

When Hong Xiuquan was still hiding in Hong Kong, Feng Yunshan, as the main leader of the Jintian Uprising, was the one who measured the land of Guangxi step by step at the beginning of the uprising and introduced the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom into the homes of the people in Jintian.

Yang Xiuqing, the Eastern King, and Feng Yunshan, the Southern King, these two people supported the Taiping Army's earliest military and political structure.

It was also Feng Yunshan who first formulated the Taiping Army's official positions, military system, laws and various religious rituals.

And Yang Yuechun is such a person.

Prepare traditional herbal pills during epidemics;

He held missionary conferences and performed miracles in public;

Creating vulgar and straightforward "rebellion songs"

Yang Yuechun is an expert at creating an atmosphere of religious fanaticism, which has also been a common tactic used by peasant rebellions throughout the ages and can easily capture the hearts of ordinary people.

However, when it comes to disaster relief, military command, and battle plan formulation, the Jindan Dao does not have a single figure who can oversee the overall situation.

If it is said that Yang Xiuqing and Feng Yunshan were the two pillars that made the early Taiping Army successful.

For a long time, Yang Yuechun was the only one walking on the Golden Elixir path.

Yang Yuechun, the leader of the Jindan Dao, has no lofty ambitions and has no other strengths except being good at brainwashing.

After receiving the gold, silver and treasures offered as tribute by the believers, the first thing he did was to build a house for himself and take in a concubine.

If history had developed according to its original trajectory, even if Yang Yuechun was a hopeless case, the Jindan Dao uprising would still have broken out under the impetus of the increasingly intensified conflicts outside the Great Wall.

But compared with the original time and space, in this time and space, Yuan Shikai pushed official forces to develop the three northeastern provinces more than 10 years in advance.

The construction of docks in Niuzhuang and Yingkou in Liaozhong required a large number of laborers;

The expansion of the Fuxin coal mine in western Liaoning requires a large number of miners;

In addition, the railway inside and outside the Great Wall has been under continuous construction and now passes through the eastern part of Inner Mongolia. This project also has a large demand for manpower.

Therefore, the Mongolian and Han people who could not survive in the eastern part of Mongolia now had many ways out.

This has led to the Jindan Dao's development momentum being weaker than the same period in history.

Therefore, after sending people to infiltrate the Jindan Dao, Yuan Xiangcheng immediately relied on food aid to gain command of the team.

Although it is called a "team", it is actually a hodgepodge of lumpen proletarians, bankrupt farmers, and rural peasant women. These believers can only fight when the wind is favorable.

The ones who were really useful were the hundreds of spies from the Han Dynasty sent by the Red Search Department.

And Lu Tian, ​​as the head of the Mongolian region of the Red Souke Department, led these hundreds of trained and courageous soldiers.

However, tonight's raid on the Prince's Mansion was successful without even requiring the use of the Red Search Department, which was really beyond Lu Tian's expectations.

"Brother Lu, after we kill Dakqin, we brothers will take charge of the Beizi Mansion and give you the title of Saint Military Advisor and Dragon and Tiger General!"

Amidst the dense shouting, Yang Yuechun saw the disciples who had already broken into the Third Prince's Mansion. He deliberately moved closer and said to Lu Tian.

"Master, Dakqin is already dead. His official position is not important." Lu Tian looked at the flames rising from the Beizi Mansion with deep eyes and answered without blinking: "But if he is dead, I am afraid that the soldiers will soon be surrounded and suppressed."

"What does Brother Lu mean?" Yang Yuechun hesitated. In his opinion, if they took over the Prince's Mansion and raised the anti-Mongol banner, the people of eastern Mongolia would surely flock to them. It was the right time to win over the people's hearts.

"Go west, go south, and go west along the pass!" Lu Tian said lightly, pointing in the direction of the rising moon.

"West?" Yang Yuechun was a little bit unconvinced. "To the west are endless Gobi and desert. How can we go west, Brother Lu?"

"Can we go east?" Lu Tian refuted Yang Yuechun bluntly: "To the east is Yuan Xiangcheng, and tens of thousands of national defense troops are stationed in Shengjing. Are we going to fight them with our heads?!"

"Why not defend on the spot?" Yang Yuechun asked tentatively.

"Master, a few of us guerrillas can break through the Prince's Mansion. Defending this place, which is easy to defend but difficult to attack, will only lead to our death!"

There was a gleam of fire on Lu Tian's face as he looked at Yang Yuechun firmly, trying to force him to agree to his plan.

To be precise, it should be Yuan Xiangcheng's strategy.

After the "Anti-Curtain War" ended, no major rebellion occurred in the north because Yuan Shikai quickly suppressed the remnants of Cixi's faction.

The situation in the north, which was originally on the verge of flaring up, calmed down because Yuan Shikai's national defense forces were stationed in all directions.

In other words, Yuan Shikai's national defense army, to a certain extent, served as a tool to "deter" anti-Qing forces.

But he had to do it. If he didn't, Yuan Shikai would not be able to get a relatively stable rear area.

However, Yuan Shikai was worried that if this continued, the anti-Qing patriots would be strangled in the cradle.

Currently, his influence covers the three northeastern provinces, North Korea, and eastern Shandong, so it is impossible for chaos to occur in these places.

Shanxi, Zhili, northern Henan and other places were facing direct threats from the southern governor, and any rebellion would give them an opportunity to take advantage.

So, after much thought, Yuan Xiangcheng decided to move westward.

Since the Central Plains cannot be in chaos, let the Northwest be in chaos. Anyway, he currently has no time to take care of the complex ethnic and religious relations in the Northwest.

It would be better to let the Jindan Dao, which is also a religious uprising, march westward to Hetao, Ningxia and Qingtang.

It can not only clear up the complicated local situation, but also provide the anti-Qing forces in the north with a place to go and a banner.

Of course, the most important thing is that Yuan Xiangcheng is worried about the progress of the Guandong campaign and the situation in the court, and is paving the way for himself.

His first goal was to preserve the population as much as possible.

The Jindan Dao uprising in the original time and space almost evolved into an indiscriminate massacre between Mongolians and Han people in the later period.

The conflicts between ethnic groups cannot be sorted out in a short time. The Han people feel that they are oppressed by the Mongolians, while the Mongolians feel that the Han people have occupied their pastures and water sources.

The Mongolians think that this is a pasture passed down from their ancestors, and you Han people are encroaching on the land.

The Han people think that this is the land I reclaimed myself, so why didn’t you say it was yours when it was abandoned before?

In short, since it is located in the 400mm isohyet zone, this area can be used for both farming and grazing.

It was the competition between the nomadic economy and the agricultural economy in this area that intensified the conflict between the Mongolian and Han people.

Of course, these conflicts can be resolved peacefully with the correct judgment of the government.

But the bad thing is that there is no established government in the local Mongolian banners, and most of the Mongolian princes and nobles handle the conflicts between Mongolians and Han people on their own.

Being Mongolians themselves, these princes naturally favored their own people, which led to increasing hostility between the Mongols and the Han people, sparking the Jindan Dao uprising and eventually turning into a massacre.

Just like in later societies, even if two people are of different nationalities, sometimes it may just be an ordinary conflict between people.

If handled properly, it won't cause much trouble.

It is the "officials"' fear of taking action and not daring to deal with certain ethnic groups that leads the people to attribute this to ethnic conflict.

Yuan Xiangcheng felt that it was enough for Jindan Dao to kill a group of Mongolian princes and nobles who oppressed the people, and that was enough.

As for the remaining Mongolian herdsmen, they are also population after all. In his view, as long as they are population, no matter what nationality they are, they have value and must obey his construction plan.