Li Chengzhi had no idea that Hu Baozong had such a big gossip hidden in his heart, so he just searched carefully in the medicine box.
After looking at it for a long time, he picked up a piece of rhizome-shaped medicine, put it to his nose and smelled it, then threw it to the doctor, "Crush it and grind it into powder..."
Hearing what he said was a little unreasonable, Hu Baozong was not angry.
The two families were of equal origin, and it was not clear who was higher or lower. In addition, the trend of the Wei and Jin Dynasties was prevalent, and people who were forthright and free-spirited would be praised as "elegant and elegant people", so Hu Baozong found it interesting.
"You must be reading "Qing Nang Shu"?" Hu Baozong suppressed the weirdness in his heart and changed the subject: "Isn't it said that it has been lost? Where did you get it?"
Qingnang Shu is a hairy person?
I have read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, do you want me to tell you about it?
If the doctor didn't remind him, he would still not be able to remember that Hua Tuo during the Three Kingdoms period had already performed very good surgeries.
He invented Ma Fei Powder, scraped the poison for Guan Gong, and his intestines seemed to be able to be reconnected. He also wanted to perform a craniotomy on Cao Cao...
"It seems from the history books..."
Li Chengzhi replied ambiguously, then took out a piece of something like black bark and handed it to the doctor: "Grind it into powder too..."
The doctor was surprised: "Mr. Lang?"
"Don't talk nonsense, just use it as I say, and I'll be responsible for any problems!"
"use!"
There was probably something obstructing him, but Hu Baozong didn't care at all and nodded gently towards the doctor.
Then he turned his head again and asked Li Chengzhi with a little disappointment: "So you are reading "Three Kingdoms", but there are only a few sentences in it?"
Li Chengzhi looked at him seriously: "Even a few words are better than doing nothing. You just said that there is no way out for you, so what else can you not dare to try?"
Hu Baozong smiled miserably and sighed: "That's right!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the doctor handed two copper coins to Li Chengping: "Mr. Lang, the medicine has been prepared..."
Li Chengzhi hummed and looked at Hu Baozong again: "I'm going to take medicine!"
Hu Baozong urged: "I told you to let go and do whatever you want, why are you so nagging?"
Li Chengzhi nodded, took the copper punch, first poured half of the white powder, then twisted a little of the black powder with his fingers, and finally pointed at the medicine box: "Bring some cattail flowers..."
The three items were mixed together, stirred a few times, and he smelled it with his nose again. He felt that it had that smell, and then carefully sprinkled it on Hu Baozong's wound.
"Well, it's a little numb..." At this moment, Hu Baozong didn't forget to comment.
Upon hearing this sentence, the expressions of the two doctors changed.
Brigadier Hu noticed something was wrong and stared: "What's wrong?"
"It doesn't matter, it's probably because the poison of Caowu Wu has taken effect..." Li Chengzhi replied lightly.
Hu Xin almost pulled out the knife...
"Why are you panicking?" Hu Baozong scolded, then asked with a smile, "You know it's poisonous, but you still dare to use it?"
"A dead horse is treated as a living horse doctor..."
Before he finished speaking, Li Chengzhi's eyes suddenly opened.
Um?
Damn it... the blood stopped flowing?
He raised his head sharply and stared at Hu Baozong.
These three medicines were all based on my own wild guesses. I really used them with the mentality of "treating a dead horse as a living horse doctor", but they actually worked?
Hu Baozong is so lucky that his dick is about to explode...
Seeing the panic on his face, Hu Baozong felt cold: Is there no hope?
"Blood...blood..." The doctor was so shocked that he couldn't even speak. "The blood...stopped..."
Li Song and Hu Xin took two quick steps on their knees, glanced at the wound, then turned their heads, staring at Li Chengzhi in shock and suspicion.
Didn't you say that you just read a few sentences from history books? What's going on?
Hu Baozong helped them find out what was in their minds: "Is this also based on the Records of the Three Kingdoms?"
How to explain this...this special thing?
Li Chengzhi was sweating...
He did recognize Caowu, but he recognized it literally: it was written on the medicine box.
The reason why he knew this thing could stop bleeding was because the "baiyao poisoning incident" happened when he was assigned to the law enforcement brigade of the Work Safety Bureau just after graduation.
Therefore, the county party committee office also jointly held a "safety supervision meeting" with the Work Safety Supervision Bureau and the Food and Drug Administration to demand regulation of the traditional Chinese medicine market. It was mentioned that the main cause of the poisoning incident was Caowu...
The second type is Puhuang. It says "Puhua" on the medicine box, and it smells a bit like it, so he mistakenly thought it was a dandelion flower... In his hometown in the countryside, he used this thing to stop bleeding when he had scrapes and cuts...
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The third type is Panax notoginseng. Anyone with a little common sense knows that this is the holy medicine for traumatology. However, Li Chengzhi did not recognize it because the medicine box said "Wujia Shen".
Just because the word "ginseng" caught his attention, when he picked it up and smelled it, it was exactly the same as the Panax notoginseng toothpaste he used every day in his previous life...
Just by accident, the bleeding was stopped?
After waiting for a while, Li Chengzhi regained his composure and asked the doctor suspiciously: "Have these three medicines been used by generals before?"
The doctor couldn't figure it out: "Both Caowu and Puhuang are used to relieve stranguria. Although Caowu has analgesic effect, it can only be taken orally... Acanthopanax ginseng can only replenish qi..."
It means that none of these things have anything to do with hemostasis. How do you want me to use them?
Li Chengzhi suddenly realized: It turns out that the medicinal properties of these medicines have not been fully studied by the doctors of this era. These two people did not dare to use them, so they made themselves famous in front of others...
Seeing his appearance, everyone else was stunned.
Do you understand or do you not understand?
Hu Baozong was the most curious and asked excitedly: "Tell me about it?"
Talk nonsense!
Li Chengzhi glanced at him sideways: "General, it's better to stay calm. If this blood leaks out again, even the gods will come..."
Hu Baozong thought: So Li Chengzhi had been pulling his balls with him for a long time to divert his attention?
And in the midst of a faint smile, you prepared a magic medicine that can stop bleeding?
The two doctors and Hu Xin looked at him as if they were looking at a god...
Even Li Song was shocked: Could it be that what Lang Jun said was true, that there really was a god who entrusted him with a dream?
Li Chengzhi stood up and looked at Hu Baozong with an extremely serious expression: "Next, I am going to do it for real... Whether it succeeds or not depends on fate..."
Look at Hu Baozong's fate, and look at Li Chengzhi's fate as well.
Seeing that he was so serious, Hu Baozong was vaguely grateful, but he was laughing and scolding: "You are so unhappy, you have to say the same thing seven or eight times..."
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Li Song followed him all the way to the side compartment and kept asking: "Is there really a god who gave Lang Jun a dream?"
Li Chengzhi was almost bored to death: "Why is there so much nonsense? Get a paper and pen and take notes!"
"Remember what?" Li Song raised his head and said blankly.
"Of course I remember the medicines and equipment used to treat Hu Baozong!"
Li Chengzhi said angrily, "Don't blame me for not reminding you. It must be kept well and it must not be obtained by foreigners... This medicine is a treasure. It can be used even if you cut off your arms and legs, or pierce your intestines."