Back to the end of the world: I rely on hundreds of millions of materials to lie down and win natura

Chapter 129 Difficulty and suffering

"How do you feel?" Chi Yue told Mingzhang the specific situation and asked with concern: "Is it still cold?"

"not cold."

Upon hearing that they had encountered a cold wave and were inexplicably unconscious for three days, Mingzhang realized the seriousness and began to feel his own condition, not forgetting to put his wrist on his hand to check his pulse.

Because he was the first person to wake up on his own after being comatose for a long time, his current condition could provide more information, so he was extremely serious during the examination.

After making sure there was nothing seriously wrong, he pressed the acupuncture points on his head and said, "I just have a headache now, and everything else is fine."

"Does it hurt badly?"

"Yes." He endured the severe pain and massaged them calmly: "Have you taken their temperatures today?"

"I measured it and it was 31-33 degrees."

Chi Yue boiled a pot of water, her eyes fell on the glucose injection, and she said with a wry smile: "I was originally going to give you an infusion, but the needle couldn't be inserted accurately, so you are the only one here."

The infusion patch on the back of her left hand, her haggard face, her red and swollen eyes...

It fully demonstrates her difficulty and suffering.

Mingming felt the warmth surging in the room, looked at the clean clothes on his body, and the quilt tightly wrapped around their master, apprentice and others, and understood that it was all done by Chi Yue alone.

"Thank you for your hard work." He patted her shoulder lovingly, feeling both distressed and grateful: "Leave the rest to me."

He is the elder.

With the elders here, she doesn't need to carry it.

Chi Yue shook her head: "It's not hard work." Although they are not as important as Wen Qizhou in her heart, after such a long period of progress and retreat together, they have become people she cherishes.

She didn't want to see anything happen to them, and she wouldn't complain at all if she could help: "You should show Xunsong first."

Xunsong is the youngest, his resistance and physical fitness are not as good as them, and he is also the most prone to accidents.

Mingming was also worried about him.

He felt Xunsong's pulse, pressed his eyelids upward with his fingertips, looked at his eyeballs, and carefully checked their bodies in the order they lay down.

"strangeness……"

He was puzzled and said: "Although they are weaker than before, they shouldn't have been unconscious for so long."

"Is it the sequelae of the cold wave?"

"I can't tell." His eyes flickered to their faces: "Judging from the current situation, the coma will not pose a threat to their lives. They will probably wake up soon."

Chi Yue felt a little relieved.

Following the subtle sound of the kettle, she walked to the table and poured two glasses of water: "Then will we still give them glucose?"

"Just lose it." He took off the glucose injection on the IV pole and looked at the ml count: "How many do you have there?" "It's a lot, just give it to them."

There are only a set of tables, chairs and built-in bookcases that cannot be removed in the study, and all the items on the surface are clearly visible.

She knew she couldn't hide it from Mingming, so she simply took out nine bottles of glucose injection and ten bags of infusion tubes in front of him.

Ask him: "Do you want anything else?"

"Do you have an oximeter?" He glanced at the medicine that appeared out of thin air without any surprise, and picked up a bag of infusion tubes.

"Have."

"Take two."

Chi Yue took out the oximeter.

She observed Ming Ming's expression and saw no unnecessary changes, so she guessed: "Master Ming, do you know?"

Mingzhang nodded calmly: "Yes." He pulled out the needle used by Chi Yue: "You have exposed too many flaws."

"……Have it?"

"We have been taking root in the Taoist temple for so many years, but we have never seen a sheep in the back mountain, but you saw one as soon as you came."

"Just because of this?"

"No." He mentioned the supplies they took out every once in a while and the details he noticed inadvertently.

The piles and piles are enough to illustrate the problem.

"Your observation ability is too strong." Chi Yue clicked her tongue after hearing this. She really didn't expect him to have discovered it a long time ago.

"Of course." He raised his chin slightly like an old child: "In the final analysis, they are still too ignorant to think of that."

He has been practicing Taoism for many years and has heard and seen too many things that cannot be explained by science. Naturally, he thinks more deeply than others.

Chi Yue caught the flash of complacency in his eyes, smiled and said "makes sense", which can be said to be very cooperative with him.

She attached a finger-clip oximeter to Wen Qizhou, took out a pen and paper to record the blood oxygen, and watched as Mingming picked up the needle and inserted it into his subcutaneous blood vessel. The injection was successful in one go.

"Master Ming, are you still involved in Western medicine?"

"Acupuncture does not differentiate between Chinese and Western medicine." He moved the infusion stand between Wen Qizhou and Xie Changxiao, and hung a bottle of glucose injection: "Moreover, now both Chinese and Western medicine are integrated."

"That's it."

"Do you want to learn acupuncture? I'll teach you." He also had to give acupuncture to nine people, so he was able to guide Chi Yue and let her try it.

(End of this chapter)