Guo Cunxin glanced at the two doctors, and then looked at Li Chengzhi with strange eyes.
I just casually asked which ones in this list are actually used for dispensing medicines. The two doctors were so frightened that they broke out in cold sweat and were so frightened that they didn't even dare to answer...
Is it because Li Chengzhi’s methods are superb, or is his power too powerful?
Just looking at the surface, he is just a handsome and humble young man...
But Guo Cunxin has not forgotten Li Chengzhi’s frightening sword attack that day under the city...
He suppressed the surprise in his heart and said as he walked inside: "Go in and talk!"
It seems that it is still for the prescription.
Li Chengzhi nodded and told Li Xian: "Guard it!"
It means no one can come in.
Li Xian responded, stretched out his hand, blocked the two doctors from the door, and closed the door tightly.
After Guo Cunxin sat down, he raised the note in his hand: "Is this the magic medicine you used to save Hu Baozong?"
"Yes!" Li Chengzhi nodded instinctively!
"Why are there so many poisons? They are all poisons that can cause death if overdosed. Not to mention internal administration, even if it is only used for external application, the poison will definitely kill more people than save lives..."
Guo Cunxin looked at him suspiciously: "You didn't want to cover up and deliberately added it in, right?"
Li Chengzhi's heart skipped a beat: How could he guess so quickly that he was making a fake, and also knew that it was for external application?
Aren’t the bandages soaked in medicinal wine just for external application?
He did not answer directly, but asked strangely: "Uncle, how are you doing with this Qihuang technique?"
"How do I have the time to study this?" Guo Cunxin shook his head, glanced outside the door again, and lowered his voice: "Is garlic the only useful thing in your medicine?"
Li Chengzhi was shocked, and his heart was pounding.
How did he guess it?
I deliberately covered it up, covered it up again and again, not to mention the two doctors, not even Li Song knew that the main medicines were just garlic and wine...
Fortunately, after so many important events, he had gained some strength, and said calmly: "These are indeed the prescriptions I got... but the dosage of several highly toxic drugs is very small...
”
I don’t know if he was pretending to be too similar, but Guo Cunxin didn’t suspect anything: “Then there’s something wrong with your recipe... Listen to me, just use garlic as the main ingredient, it’s definitely enough for wounds from swords, guns and arrows...” Li Chengzhi tried his best not to expose his flaws, and asked slightly surprised: "Where did uncle know about it?"
"It was given by my uncle... Oh, you've seen it too, it's Guo Guanzhu of Taiping Temple...
Two years ago, your cousin (cousin) accidentally slipped and cut his hand on the copper corner of the candlestick... At first, no one cared about it, and just applied some medicine to the injury, but who knew it would become swollen two days later?
It doesn’t go away, the heat persists, and the person is still half-conscious...
Your grandfather and I consulted the doctors and officials in the city and used countless medicines, but there was no improvement at all... I thought I was helpless, but I didn't expect my uncle to return to the clan. After learning about it, I went back to the mountain and searched all the doctors.
After reading Taoist books and finding a folk remedy, Huai Fang was saved...
Just pound the juice of garlic and take it internally and externally. After using it for two days, you will feel better... According to the clan uncle, this recipe was created by Huayang laymen in the Southern Dynasties..."
Li Chengzhi was so shocked that he was speechless.
This cousin was obviously infected and had a high fever that didn't go away. He almost died. By chance, he was saved by using garlic...
Didn’t it mean that it wasn’t until World War I that the Germans discovered that garlic has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects? Why was it already used in the Northern and Southern Dynasties 1,500 years ago and recorded in medical books?
So what have Chinese medicine been doing during the intervening fifteen hundred years?
Thinking of this, Li Chengzhi had some enlightenment.
Not to mention garlic, Hua Tuo of the Three Kingdoms was able to reconnect the severed intestines, perform heart-searching, and perform laparotomy at any time. If not, it would not be passed down?
He secretly breathed a sigh of relief and asked suspiciously: "Uncle, who is this Huayang layman?"
"It's Tao Hongjing, the prime minister in the mountains..."
When he heard this, Li Chengzhi looked strange, but also felt that it was a bit natural.
This is another Taoist miracle doctor after Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhongjing, and Ge Hong.
But compared with his medical skills, his achievements in other areas are more brilliant. He can be called an all-rounder among geniuses. He not only knows everything, but is also good at everything.
He is a famous Taoist who founded the Shangqing sect of Taoism and wrote the Taoist classic "Zhen Gao". Among the Shangqing sect and Maoshan sect of Taoism, his significance and status are comparable to Laozi's "Tao Te Ching".
He is a famous theologian who created the first systematic genealogy of immortals in the history of Taoism and Chinese history: "The Map of True Spirit Industry".
Including gods, earth gods, humans, ghosts and many immortals, there are about three thousand of them. The main god is Yuanshi Tianzun, known as the teacher of Laozi.
As long as it is Taoism in later generations, no matter which sect it is or which main god it believes in, it will all use the immortal system in his "True Spirit Industry Bitmap".
What impressed Li Chengzhi the most was that even if 30% of these three thousand immortals were mythical or historical figures, 70%, more than two thousand of them, were fictional. How did Tao Immortal come up with it? Anyway, for Li Chengzhi, I can’t make it up even if I want to go bald.
Comparing this person with Kou Qian, it feels like Kou Tianshi is extremely weak...
He is also a famous medical scientist and compiled the "Compendium of Materia Medica", which is the first medical book in the history of traditional Chinese medicine that classifies drugs according to pharmacology, and includes the famous prescriptions and justifications of ancient medicines, as well as Tao Hongjing's personal opinions and experiences. Also noted are "Yao Zong Jue", "Tao Yin Ju's Materia Medica", "Ji Jin Dan Huang Bai Fang", etc., which are still used by later generations of Chinese medicine. Li Chengzhi estimates that it will be used for another fifteen hundred years without any accident... p>
At the same time, he is still:
A famous health-preserving expert, he is the author of "Health Sutra", "Nourishing Nature and Prolonging Life", "Taking Qi to Treat Diseases"...
A famous dietotherapy expert, he is the author of the earliest dietotherapy treatise in Chinese history: "Food Commandments"...
A famous masseur, author of the earliest massage treatise in history: "Daoyin Massage"...
Famous sexologist, author of "Profits and Losses of Imperial Women"...
A well-known cold weapon expert, the author of "Records of Ancient and Modern Swords". It is also rumored that the smelting method of the famous Sutie sword in the Southern and Northern Dynasties was created by Tao Hongjing.
Tao Hongjing, a famous alchemist and chemist, defined the "dissolving stone" among the eight golden elixir stones as "saltpeter", specifically referring to the fire saltpeter that dissolves when exposed to water and ignites when exposed to fire. This was mistakenly attributed to Taoist priests in the Tang Dynasty.
The accidental preparation of gunpowder laid a solid foundation.
There are many mercury and lead compounds, and Tao Hongjing has developed precise ratios and replacement methods. Li Chengzhi wonders if he can also deduce chemical equations if he is given more time?
Moreover, he was very good at being an official, and he was invited by the Southern Dynasty, ranking higher than the three princes. He also had extremely keen insight and analytical ability in the current situation and politics.
After he resigned and left, Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty sent envoys many times to invite him, but Tao Hongjing refused to leave.
After that, whenever there was a major event in the court, Emperor Wu of Liang often went to consult him, and there were frequent correspondences... This is the origin of the title of Shanzhong Prime Minister.
In addition, he is also erudite and knowledgeable. He knows everything about the history and biographies of the Six Classics. He is also good at calligraphy and painting, and is good at playing piano and chess...
It feels like there’s nothing he can’t do except giving birth?
Such a talent may not emerge even in hundreds of years.
After some calculations, Tao Hongjing was only in his fifties, and it seemed that he could live for nearly thirty years. If you have the chance, you still have to pay tribute...
……
Li Chengzhi digested it for a long time before suppressing the shock in his heart.
Doctor Tao has learned too much and is too distracted. With a little more time, there is no guarantee that he will not discover that garlic soaked in strong liquor is several times more effective than raw garlic mashed into juice...
Li Chengzhi once thought that out of public interest, this kind of good thing that can heal the people and save lives should be made public to the world as soon as possible. Now he heard that someone had already studied it, and this desire became even stronger.<
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But the premise is, how to avoid taking advantage of the enemy? Otherwise, what is the difference between capitalizing on the enemy?
The bigger problem is that he doesn’t even know who his enemy is yet...
After thinking about it again and again, Li Chengzhi still felt that for the sake of saving his life, he should cover himself first.
If I really want to be a saint, I have to wait until the world is in great order and people's livelihood is stable...
But Guo Cunxin had already guessed it, so there was no need to hide it from him. Li Chengzhi thought about it, blinked his eyelids and said: "For the time being, I still have to use this recipe... But the main ingredient is indeed garlic. I hope my uncle can keep it a secret.
..."
Guo Cunxin frowned: "Why do you still use it when you know it's poisonous..."
Before he finished speaking, he suddenly froze and looked at Li Chengzhi blankly.
If he still can't react, it would be a shame for his intelligence.
Okay, I even lied to my uncle...
Well, no, from beginning to end, he never responded directly...
Guo Cunxin was a little dumbfounded, but also a little impressed.
It’s unclear whether Li Chengzhi has learned from Li Shixian’s ruthlessness, but there are already hints of cunning and cunning...
Just as he was thinking this, he heard Li Chengzhi say: "It does have the purpose of concealing the truth, just like the sulfur and arsenic, but not all of them... Tripterygium wilfordii and Aconitum are really used to prepare medicines. These two medicines are good for stopping bleeding."
It works wonders..."
This is the truth.
When it comes to stopping bleeding, Panax notoginseng is more effective, but the problem is that it is very expensive and cannot be used in large quantities.
Furthermore, Aconitum, Tripterygium wilfordii, etc., in addition to being able to stop bleeding and being cheap, also have analgesic and anesthetic effects, which is what Li Chengzhi values most.
Don't underestimate this. Whether it can relieve pain and make the injured soldiers suffer less torture will have an immeasurable effect on stabilizing the morale of the army and improving morale...
Guo Cunxin was a little suspicious, feeling that Li Chengzhi still hadn't told the truth: "Is it really that easy to use?"
Li Chengzhi replied seriously: "It's absolutely useful!"
"Just be sensible... don't worry, my uncle will definitely not tell anyone..."
Guo Cunxin promised, but was a little curious. After hesitating for a while, he asked mysteriously: "Where did you get it from?"
Li Chengzhi was a little amused and scratched his head a little.
How does he explain this?
This is not Li Song. When he has no way to explain, he can fool him by scolding him.
He barely hesitated and said without blinking: "It seems from the medical books..."
Guo Cunxin glared at him with contempt.
Do you really come out of your mouth?
You don’t even know who the Huayang layman who created the prescription is, how dare you say that you read it from medical books?
This is an excuse to fool Hu Baozong to fool my uncle...
However, Guo Cunxin did not ask any further questions.
He knows that there are too many strange things about his nephew, and it is unlikely that he will be able to tell the truth if he asks, and there are also some taboos...
"Okay, you're busy!" Knowing that Li Chengzhi still had a lot to do, Guo Cunxin stood up with a list.
Just as he was about to leave, he turned around again and pondered for a long time before saying: "I have looked around the Li family, and only Li Song is the only one who can be used. The rest are loyal but not resourceful...
Therefore, if you can rest assured that if there are any such confidential matters in the future, you will leave it to your uncle to handle... Then Hu Baozong will be an outsider no matter how close he is to you..."
For no reason, Li Chengzhi felt warm in his heart.
After traveling through time for so long, this was the first time he felt a touch of family affection.
Over the past month, the fear, pressure, and longing for my parents and relatives in my previous life have all accumulated invisibly, turning into bitterness and pain, welling up in my nose.
What a ghost...
Feeling that his eyes were hot and his nose was sore, Li Chengzhi cursed secretly, bit his lips hard, and bowed deeply to Guo Cunxin: "How could I not even believe in my uncle..."
Guo Cunxin felt a little surprised when he felt something strange in his expression, and then heard his slightly hoarse voice.
At this moment, it seems that this nephew has the appearance of a young man.
After thinking about it more deeply, Guo Cunxin felt that his brother-in-law seemed to be something strange...
He was left in Zhuangzi for several years and ignored, as if he had never given birth to this son?
"Your father... forget it..." Guo Cunxin wanted to say a few words of relief, but in the end he sighed suddenly.
This nephew suddenly became wise, as if he had been given by a god, so how could he not understand the principles of human ethics?
It’s better not to worry about him.
Guo Cunxin sighed, patted Li Chengzhi on the shoulder again, and left the main hall.
Li Chengzhi raised his head, looked at Guo Cunxin's back, and whispered to himself: "Father?"
My brain feels like it has been licked by a dog. I don’t even know what Li Shixian looks like, so what ideas can I have?
Even if it were the original person, I wouldn't dare to feel resentful.
As for yourself?
It used to be anxiety and doubt, but now it has become the worry of "I don't know how to get along when I meet you".
We can only talk about it then...
Li Chengzhi shook his head as if he was laughing, and returned to the desk, writing furiously...