Practice from Naruto World

Chapter 16 The leisurely life of a doctor (2)

Author: Yishang

Chapter 16 The leisurely life of a doctor (2)

Of course, there is no solution. Baisui can actively absorb the energy of heaven and earth on his own to expand the capacity.

Furthermore, Bai Sui discovered that the more spiritual fluid he had in his body, the more energy of nature he could passively absorb.

I thought that as long as I was stronger, I would be able to provide energy for my body and still have the energy to practice passively.

Although it is very likely that my body will have strengthened by then and will need more energy supply, but this is a thing for another time, and it is not clear now.

Bai Sui decided to conduct an experiment first to see if there was anything different if he simply relied on Qi for energy without eating.

Since there was no need to cook and eat, time in the morning was saved, so Bai Sui decided to go out and search around to see if there was any medicine that could be used.

Bai Sui even thinks that he can try to prepare some external elixirs in the future.

Bai Sui is currently practicing the inner alchemy method. Although the outer alchemy method is not a necessity, it is also an excellent method that can strengthen the body.

Speaking of which, Bai Sui actually came into contact with several pill prescriptions to assist spiritual practice in his previous life, but at that time they were all for ghosts and immortals, and the effect of the medicine was to strengthen the spirit by depleting the physical body.

In this life, Bai Sui felt that he had no use for it. After all, his body was still very useful if he wanted to take the path of immortality, so there was no need to use such drugs.

Bai Sui even had some doubts as to whether the ancient kings in previous lives died after taking this elixir. After all, what he obtained in the early days was the spiritual transcendence of the Corpse Execution Immortal, but what he obtained was not the immortality of the physical body.

And that was indeed an immortal prescription, and it was even very likely that it was a genuine immortal prescription that had been used by immortals, but the result was different, so the elixir changed from an elixir to a poison.

Without thinking about what was available or not, Bai Sui began his own journey of searching for medicine.

Chinese herbal medicine can be roughly divided into anti-inflammatory drugs, heat-clearing drugs, rheumatism-removing drugs, diuretic and damp-removing drugs, phlegm-reducing and cough-relieving drugs, qi-regulating drugs, blood-activating drugs, hemostatic drugs, digestive drugs, anthelmintic drugs, purgative drugs, heat-clearing drugs, and anti-inflammatory drugs.

Cold medicine, tranquilizer and antispasmodic medicine, tonic medicine, astringent medicine, soft and hard medicine, external medicine, etc.

Considering that the five hunters in this village were the most commonly used medicines, Bai Sui deliberately collected more medicines for stopping bleeding and deworming.

It's a pity that the season is wrong now, it's still spring. Most of the medicines that Bai Sui knows are harvested in autumn. There are not many medicines that can be used now. Of course, it is not without harvest.

The roots, flowers and leaves of C. barbarum can be used as medicine. It is mainly used to treat various types of bleeding (hemoptysis, nosebleeds, uterine bleeding, hemorrhoid bleeding, ulcer bleeding, etc.). The treatment is also simple, just decoct it in water and take it; while bleeding from trauma is

It requires pounding fresh leaves and applying them externally. This is the method I used yesterday, and cassia wood is also a medicine that can be harvested throughout the season.

Wintergreen, the whole plant is used as medicine. It can be harvested all year round. It just needs to be dried before use. Although it is not used today, it can be harvested for later use. The usage is also simple. You only need to grind it into fine powder and spread it on the wound surface.

Buttercup, the whole plant is used as medicine and can be harvested all year round. It is poisonous and can be used to kill larvae. Cut the fresh grass into pieces, soak it in water for a day at 1:19, then take the juice and spray it on puddles and other larval breeding places. Although it has just been

There are no mosquitoes in Ruchun yet, but I think it won’t be long, so I can prepare accordingly.

There is no way it is early spring, and available medicines are scarce. In addition, Bai Sui was not specialized in this in his previous life. He mostly followed the instructions, so the options available were relatively narrow.

Fortunately, it is early spring and there are few poisonous insects. You can also make light powder, sulfur, realgar and other substances to repel poisonous insects.

During this search for medicine, Bai Sui has been putting half of his energy into the brilliance of his soul, while searching for the pictures in his past life and comparing them with the plants in the forest.

After being verified with things, a lot of knowledge that only stayed at the level of impressions was gradually mastered by Bai Sui.

Although there are not many drugs and methods that Baisui can use now, Baisui believes that as time goes by, he will become more and more professional, and the drugs he can purchase will become more and more comprehensive.

When going back to dry the wintergreen, Bai Sui thought of the time when he tried the Five Elements method before.

Fire releases Qi and allows the Qi it controls to operate in discrete forms. Can it express the nature of fire?

The use of the Qi cultivated in one's own body was not successful before. What about the Qi of nature now? Is it feasible?

After several attempts, Bai Sui was able to initially show Qi's heating properties. Although it has not yet directly ignited the flame, it is still effective in drying medicine.

When he first got started, he didn't have enough control and burned a medicinal plant. In order not to waste the medicine, Bai Sui found a piece of cloth, wet it, and tried to dry it with Qi.

After several attempts, Bai Sui was able to successfully dry the medicine without burning it. Although it could not be released externally for the time being, it could only be released around the body.

But thinking about it, if Bai Sui slapped him, he would be able to burn the area.

"Am I now able to practice the Fierce Sun Palm? I didn't expect that other people have entered the Tao through martial arts, so how could I still practice martial arts?"

With this idea in mind, Bai Sui continued to try the other four attributes.

Not to mention that it was actually discovered that wood-attribute Qi could accelerate the growth of plants through experiments, but the effect was minimal based on Bai Sui's current ability.

Metallic Qi can increase the toughness of the body or other things, but it has the best effect on the body's own body, followed by the rest.

The water attribute Qi that Bai Sui has developed so far is its cold attribute. As opposed to drying herbs, Bai Sui can be used to freeze some ingredients. No other uses have been found for the time being. As for using it to fight enemies, Bai Sui has experimented with it.

It was immediately discovered that the effect was not good.

The earthy Qi is the most different. After Bai Sui's experiment, it was found that it has a healing effect. This can be said to have greatly enhanced Bai Sui's current medical methods, which can make up for his lack of medicine and equipment to a certain extent.

shortcomings.

In this way, Bai Sui kept experimenting and testing again and again at home. It wasn't until someone came to see him that he remembered that he still had something to do today.

The person who came was a little boy, Jing Shengli's younger brother Jing Anhong. Judging from the blush on his face and the lack of breath, he should have come directly.

Naturally, there is no need to make the other party wait any longer. You can also test the actual effect of your Qi on others.

So I crushed the dried wintergreen, put it in a small jar, took the cloth strips that had been steamed in advance, and walked towards Jing's house.

(End of chapter)