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Liu Wei and Rong Ling separated temporarily, but before Liu Wei left, he gave Rong Ling a look, meaning, that they would meet tonight.

The servant led Liu Wei to the backyard, and after entering the house, Liu Wei heard a series of coughs, as well as Yu Wen Min's voice, "Where's the medicine?

"Mother! Mother!" Yu Wenjin screamed twice in fear, but the Yue clan was so upset that they didn't even have the strength to speak.

Yu Wen Min turned her head and saw Liu Wei. Her tears immediately began to flow, "Sister Yu'er, my mother …"

"Step aside." Liu Wei nodded, indicating that he knew.

Yu Wen Min thought that Liu Wei knew the art of acupuncture and hastily stepped aside, her eyes looking at her in anticipation.

Liu Wei sat by the side of the bed, first grabbing onto the Yue Clan's hands and feeling their pulse. After confirming the Yue Clan's symptoms, he lowered his eyes and sighed silently.

In modern times, this would be the end stage of pneumonia. The lung cancer would have already passed, and the cure would have depended entirely on luck.

Liu Wei took out a silver needle and pierced it into the acupoints on Yue Clan's hands.

In one breath, he injected three to four needles into them, all of them were acupuncture points on his hands. After he finished stabbing them with his hands, Liu Wei stood up and inserted another needle into the top of Yue Clan's head.

Not long after, the Yue clan became a hedgehog.

But from the moment Liu Wei pierced the third needle, she had indeed stopped coughing. She only leaned weakly on the cushion, eyes wide open as she looked at the people in the room in a daze.

"You …" The Yue Clan still had traces of blood on the corner of its mouth, its lips were cracked and dry, its eyes were unusually big. The one she called Liu Wei was actually looking at the silver needle in her hand.

Seeing that her mother had regained her consciousness, Yu Wenjin quickly went over and called out with tears in her eyes, "Mother, are you feeling better?"

The Yue clan looked at their daughter, revealing a pale smile, and slowly nodded.

Yu Wen Min smiled through her tears as she nodded. "That's good, that's good. Mother, this is big sister Wan-Er. It's big sister Wan-Er who saved you …"

"We can't save him." Liu Wei interrupted her before she could finish her sentence. "The Grand Preceptor's wife's illness is caused by her lung energy attacking her heart, and the internal heat is burning hot. Just now, I was only applying acupuncture to release the heat.

Yu Wenjin was anxious. "Is my mother's illness serious?"

Liu Wei saw that the Yue Clan had recovered a lot, so he slowly pulled out the silver needles one by one.

Yu Wen Min's face was full of worry. "I did, but the imperial physician is the imperial physician, and big sister Wei'er is big sister Wei'er. Elder sister, give me an answer, can you …" To save my mother? "

It was probably because he knew the needles, in Yu Min Xin's eyes, that she had made him a little godlike. Liu Wei did not want to cause trouble, and even more so, did not want to reveal that he was much different from her.

In the Western world, the Yue Clan's disease might not be easy to treat, but in the case of traditional Chinese medicine, it was nothing.

As long as it was properly nourished, it wouldn't be a problem for them to live for another ten or so years.

Was he sure he had to do this?

The child case was about to be cracked, did he have that much time?

Liu Wei did not understand, and did not say a word. He lowered his head, took out the silver needles one by one, and put them back in his sleeves.

Seemingly seeing that Liu Wei was in a difficult situation, Lady Yue gasped for breath and pulled her daughter's hand, blaming her in a soft voice, "Why do you have to make things difficult for others?"

"Mother …"

Lady Yue waved her hand. "I know my body very well. You don't need to say anything more."

"Mother's illness, it's all my fault." Yu Wen Min's tears started to fall again, "If it wasn't for my birth, mother wouldn't have had a difficult birth and definitely wouldn't have contracted this deadly disease. Mother's giving birth to big brother is fine, but I'm … I was the one who brought Mother down. "

"Nonsense." The Yue clan member stroked his daughter's hair, his expression gentle: "Where …. "Motherf * cker, blame your own daughter."

"Mother …" Yu Wenmin sniffled, unable to control her tears.

Liu Wei looked at this scene quietly for a long time before sighing.

Liu Wei was a soft-hearted person, even if Liu Wei was unwilling to admit it, but most of the time, her sympathy was indeed a little overflowing, especially when treating patients.

As the saying goes, doctors are not allowed to look at patients. As long as you see it, regardless of whether it is serious or minor, you would want to reach out and touch it, treat it, research it.

This kind of behavior was actually not good, as it would bring him a lot of trouble.

Liu Wei had blamed him for being nosy more than once, but it was also because of his nosiness that he got himself the title of a genius doctor in the Qujiang County.

Although it was just a title, to a doctor, the patient's recovery and the patient's reward were both very encouraging.

At this moment, Liu Wei was being impulsive again, she was starting to understand who Xiaoli had inherited the impulse to agree to treat Yan Pei so easily.

Not to inherit his stern and cold father, but her mother.

Sighing again, Liu Wei rubbed the center of his brows, exhaled, and said: "I'll prescribe two prescriptions, one for coughing, and one for three meals a day. The two prescriptions will be used superimposed, and we'll see how it works within ten days."

Liu Wei's words came out of the blue, and as soon as the words left his mouth, Liu Wei's eyes blurred, as if something heavy had thrown itself into his embrace and hugged him!

Yu Wen Min's tearful voice could be heard, "Sister Wan-Er, I knew you would help me, I knew you would …"

Liu Wei was carried by Yu Wen Min stiffly, feeling at a loss of what to do.

At this moment, the servants finally brought the medicine in.

Liu Wei took a whiff and saw that it was only an ordinary nourishing medicine. It was just as she had thought, the imperial physician did not dare to do too much with Yue Clan's disease, and could only drag it along in a neither cold nor hot manner.

The lungs were one of the main organs of the human body, and under such a weak condition, normal Chinese medicine would use cold methods, which was to slowly recuperate. However, because the methods were too gentle, they could only have a function, which was hanging one's breath, and during this period of time, the patient would not feel any changes.

If Liu Wei wanted to treat her, then she must have done it with force. She did not like this kind of treatment, in her opinion, putting one's life on the ground to save the other was the best way.

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