Cultivation: My efforts will be successful

Chapter 26 Dr. Xiao Chen
  When the first level of Diamond Skill was completed to 200/500 proficiency, Chen Yi suddenly felt all the energy and blood in his body rushing toward his skin.
  In addition to the tempering effect accumulated over the past few days,
  Directly causing Chen Yi's skin to change at a speed visible to the naked eye,

The color darkens a little, and the skin seems to have an extra layer of cuticle, becoming extremely thick, thicker than ordinary cowhide.

Chen Yi tried it with a vegetable cutting knife at home, and lightly cut the skin with the blade. Unexpectedly, no mark was even visible.
  Chen Yi gradually increased his strength. When he finally exerted two hundred kilograms of strength, white marks began to appear on his skin.
  It wasn't until he exerted nearly [-] to [-] kilograms of force that the blade of the knife cut through the skin, but the cut was as wide as a finger's width. No blood was seen, and there was almost no pain.

"What a strong defense this must be!"

"If a powerful Mingjin person hits me, it should only hurt me a little bit, but it will most likely not hurt me, right?"

Chen Yi was pleasantly surprised,

If he met those members of the Wild Wolf Gang again this time, he would not have to run away, he could just confront them head-on, resist the attacks of those three people, and crush them without any damage.

"The effect of this Vajra Skill is really good."

The effect of this technique is good, but most people's progress is not as fast as Chen Yi's.

First, consuming energy and blood to temper skin and flesh is an extremely time-consuming and labor-intensive task for many martial arts practitioners.
  Secondly, this step is painful and damaging to the body.

Unless a person with a high status can practice with secret medicine to help the body recover, then the effect of practice may be better.
  Chen Yi did not have secret medicine for external use, but he relied on the health-preserving power and the combined health-preserving soup to achieve a better balance among the Vajra Kung Fu, the health-preserving power, and the pile power.

The three complement each other,
  In particular, the total amount of Qi and blood stored in Chen Yi's body has exceeded the standard of an ordinary Ming Jin warrior.
  Therefore, when I first started practicing Vajra Kung Fu, my practice progressed very quickly.

Of course, after the first level of skin refining is completed and the second half of the first level of meat refining begins,

The total amount of Qi and blood consumed each time has almost doubled, and after practicing, it takes longer to recover.
  Chen Yi's practice slowed down again.

But even so, Chen Yi relied on the recovery of health-preserving skills and the nourishment of health-preserving soup, with full qi and blood and strong recovery power.
  It was still no problem for him to complete the Vajra Exercises twice a day.

When the Vajra Kung Fu was in the meat-refining stage, the benefits it brought to him by tempering the muscles actually began to feed back into the Zhuang Kung Fu.

As Chen Yi practiced day after day, while the size of his muscles remained unchanged, the energy contained in them became larger and larger.
  This makes the quality of Qi and blood generated by Chen Yi getting higher and higher every time he practices Zhuang Gong.

And as his body functions become stronger and stronger, the time it takes him to complete a pile of work becomes shorter and shorter.
  Chen Yi is now fully capable of practicing the Zhuang Kung Fu three times a day. In conjunction with this, it is not difficult to practice the Vajra Kung Fu and the Health Preserving Kung Fu twice more.

The premise is that there are sufficient medicated foods and other energy supplements.

It has been a month since the last time Wu Li gave me ginseng, and Chen Yi’s health soup ingredients have bottomed out.

During this time, he also accumulated some medicinal materials at the medical clinic, but there was still a long way to go to supplement the bottomless pit of three exercises he now practiced every day.

If Chen Yi wants to speed up his cultivation, he must find a way to obtain resources.

Being poor in literature and rich in martial arts is really not just talk.

In addition, Chen Yi estimated that it would take less than two months to complete the first level of the Diamond Kung Fu. He would need 50 taels of silver to complete the second level. This was also a place where money was needed.

At the medical clinic, Chen Yi didn't have many opportunities to make a fortune, so he still had to figure out a way to make money of his own.

Fortunately, he doesn't have to serve the young master, so he has a lot more free time.

At the same time, Chen Yi often went to the hospital to accompany him for consultations, and his medical skills also improved significantly.

This morning, the hospital had just opened, and no patients were seeking treatment yet. Chen Yi was copying a medical book:

[Gongshi Pharmacology of Typhoid Febrile Disease (800/1000): Write and study it every day, you can complete it a thousand times. 】

After studying day and night, Gong's typhoid pharmacology has been mastered. The medical knowledge in Chen Yi's mind seems to have formed a system of its own. He can easily grasp the pharmacology of many diseases.

His current medical skills should have surpassed Wu Li's in theory, the difference is only in specific practical experience. "Why do you keep copying that crappy medical book when you have nothing to do? It's just over a thousand words, and I've memorized them all. Come and help me make pills when you have time."

"After reading the book a hundred times, the meaning becomes apparent. Brother Wu, every time I copy a medical book, I gain a new understanding. Now my medical skills are improving rapidly."

"Quickly? Okay, during today's consultation, we will feel the pulse together, and I will let you know that medical skills cannot be achieved quickly, but are developed through time and experience!"

In the morning, a peasant woman had a stomachache and bent over for consultation.
  Chen Yi and Wu Li each held one arm to check their pulse, and after counting breaths, they exchanged words.

Then at the same time, there was a sudden look on his face,
  Wu Li asked Chen Yi, "What's the disease?"

"Cold evil is blocked internally and food and drink are stagnant."

Wu Li was startled and continued to ask: "What kind of medicine?"

"Baohe Liangfu Decoction can relieve symptoms in one day and cure in three days."

"Well, let's get some medicine." Wu Li was slightly puzzled, but his answer was accurate.

When Chen Yi went to grab the medicine, the peasant woman looked at Wu Li with a worried expression:

"Doctor Wu, how about Dr. Chen? Is he right?"

Hearing this, Wu Li seemed to come to his senses and said with a smile:
  "Everything he said is right. You did catch a cold, and it was caused by eating too much and not being able to digest it. Just take three doses of medicine and it will be fine."

"It's true, I had a ceasefire at home last night and ate five pieces of frozen sticky pancakes. I didn't expect that I wouldn't be able to survive today.

Doctor Chen is right, why are you frowning? "The peasant woman asked again.

"I frown because I don't understand why his medical skills have improved so quickly. This is unreasonable."

Then, the second, third, and fifth patients came. After Chen Yi went through the same inspection, hearing, and questioning as Wu Li, Quan Wen finally diagnosed the symptoms correctly.
  Wu Li looked at Chen Yi, feeling more and more that he was a monster.

"Is it possible that there are people who know this from birth?"

When he met individual patients later, Chen Yi was indeed unable to identify them. That was because he was not familiar enough with some terminology in medical books.
  After all, there are some discrepancies between the patient's own description of his condition and what the medical books say.

At this time, Wu Licai showed a little bit of his own role. He told Chen Yi about his experience.
  Chen Yi suddenly realized.

In this way, the two became teachers and friends, teaching each other well, and Chen Yi's medical skills improved at an extremely fast speed.

Compared with his talent in martial arts, Chen Yi has no intention of hiding his talent in medical skills.
  After all, he needs a lot of monetary resources, and an ordinary drug boy may not even have the opportunity to contact him.

Sure enough, Chen Yi made no secret that his medical skills were not only praised by Wu Li, but also praised by Wu Li.

It has also been recognized by the children of the Gong family and the folks within a few dozen miles.
  Dr. Chen's name spread quickly.

Seeing this, Wu Li often got lazy and left everything from the consultation to taking medicine to Chen Yi alone.

He was like a master, watching from the side,

Whenever Chen Yi confirmed the patient's condition through inspection, hearing and questioning, Wu Li would either nod or be confused, then reach out and feel the patient's pulse before nodding.

However, in more than a month, Chen Yi was able to stand alone at Gongjia Medical Center.

But on this day, several mountain people came to the Gongjia Medical Center. They had the same strange illness.

(End of this chapter)