The worst time travel, surviving seven years of famine

The old man walked in, and the old man looked around.

Gu Liang followed the old man's footsteps and walked inside, looking at everything around him.

He was also curious about why a family would emerge in this wild place.

But he looked carefully at the architectural style and outline here under the moonlight, and found that this place did not look like a residence. The towering buildings, the upturned eaves, the layers of painted brackets, and the pillars in front of the door all indicate that this is not a residence, but a religious place.

It was not until he walked into the hall that Gu Liang was sure that this was really a religious place. Under the illumination of several oil lamps, three simple and solemn statues stood there quietly. Judging from the style, it is a statue of a god, and according to the figures of the three statues, these three statues should be the famous Three Pure Ones. And this is a Taoist temple. In this way, it is not surprising that a building appears in the deep mountains. After all, most places for cultivation are in places with few people and beautiful scenery.

The old man who carried Gu Boxi in had already laid Gu Boxi flat on the mat in front of the temple.

Gu Liang hurried forward to check on the injury of his third uncle. When he touched his third uncle's body, Gu Liang was shocked. Why did his third uncle's body become so hot?

This can't go on. He must cool down his third uncle's body, otherwise he will be confused.

Gu Liang hurriedly asked the old man, no, the Taoist priest, for a towel, begging to use it to wipe his third uncle's body.

At this moment, the old Taoist priest finally said the first sentence: "My friend, please light all the oil lamps here first. It's too dark in the hall. I can't see the condition of the injured person clearly and it's difficult to treat him."

The Taoist priest spoke calmly and calmly, like the lake under the night sky, giving people a sense of tranquility and comfort. Gu Liang felt that the Taoist priest should be a person with deep Taoist practice, otherwise he would not give people such a calm and calm feeling.

Gu Liang was a little immersed in the words of the Taoist priest, and he didn't react for a while. After reacting, he hurriedly did what the Taoist priest said, and the Taoist priest began to loosen Gu Boxi's clothes.

When lighting the lamp, Gu Liang realized what the Taoist priest had just said. He said that he wanted to treat his third uncle, so the Taoist priest must know medical skills and is a doctor.

Gu Liang was very excited. He originally thought that his third uncle's condition was likely to be dangerous tonight, but he didn't expect to meet a Taoist priest who knew medical skills. Isn't this a blessing from heaven?

After all the oil lamps were lit, the whole hall became very bright, just like daylight. At first, the two oil lamps in the hall were dim, and only the statues could be seen roughly, but now the facial expressions of the statues could be seen.

At this time, Gu Boxi's clothes had been taken off by the Taoist priest, and the wounds on his body had been exposed. Some had scabs and turned black, some were still bleeding slightly, and some were missing a piece of flesh and the skin was torn. Gu Liang didn't dare to look directly at it, it was too cruel.

The Taoist priest skillfully wiped Gu Boxi's body with a wet cloth to remove the filth on it and cool him down at the same time. After wiping, the Taoist priest took out some medicine bottles and skillfully and evenly sprinkled the powder on the wounds, just like sprinkling cumin at a barbecue stall.

I don't know what this powder is made of, it looks more effective than Yunnan Baiyao, and the bleeding situation is much better in an instant. Then he stuffed a black pill into Gu Boxi's mouth, and I don't know what it does. Then the Taoist touched Gu Boxi's joints and bones to check if there were any dislocations or fractures. If there were any, he fixed or reset them one by one.

It took about half an hour for the Taoist to finish all this. He wiped his hands with a wet cloth and stood up.

Gu Liang saw that the Taoist had finished the treatment. He had been standing by and hurried forward to thank him and said, "Thank you Taoist for taking us in tonight and for taking the trouble to treat my third uncle. I will never forget this kindness. May I ask the Taoist's name and the medical expenses? I will pay the full amount."

Gu Liang was full of gratitude at this time. He felt that the old man was a Taoist, so much so that he spoke in a polite manner. As for the medical expenses, Gu Liang was not sure. After all, he had never treated a disease in ancient times, and the medical fees were different for different people. The higher the medical skills, the more expensive it was. For a moment, Gu Liang felt that the thirty taels in his space were not enough.

The old Taoist saw that Gu Liang was still young, but he acted responsibly and spoke steadily, so he couldn't help but praise him and thought that Gu Liang was a very good young man. He touched his beard and said with a smile: "Xiandao noble life

, immeasurable people. The Taoist sect takes saving people alive as its top priority. Furthermore, human life is the most precious and is worth more than a thousand pieces of gold. A prescription of medicine can cure a person's illness and its merits are worth more than a thousand pieces of gold. Today it is the old man's duty to save people, so there is no need to talk about rewards. As for the old man’s name, you only need to call me ‘Lingxu’. "

After Gu Liang heard this, he respected Taoist Master Lingxu even more and hurriedly took out the money bag from the space. It contained the ten taels of silver that Old Man Gu had given him last time. Gu Liang put his hands on him and said: "Thank you Master Lingxu for the rescue. This is ten taels of silver. I hope you will accept it. If the Taoist priest hadn't rescued him, maybe the two of us would have hidden in the wilderness tonight."

However, Taoist Master Lingxu saw that Gu Liang was still very polite at such a young age, and even though he said he didn't need money, he still stuffed it into himself, which was really unethical. This kind of behavior is just like the adults at the foot of the mountain, but they have lost the nature that they should have at this age.

So he blew his beard, grinned, waved his sleeves angrily and left.

Gu Liang could never have imagined that this Taoist priest would actually be so kind without expecting retribution, and that Taoism would have reached such a state that he had no external possessions. What he did actually angered him, so Gu Liang quickly apologized.

Taoist priest Lingxu continued to leave without looking back, leaving a message in passing, asking Gu Liang to cool down his third uncle at night, and he would come back to perform acupuncture on him during the day tomorrow.

That night, Gu Liang never closed his eyes and kept wiping his third uncle's eyes for fear that he would have a severe fever.

At the same time, Gu Liang had to add oil to the lamp, which consumed a lot of oil in one night.

Don't ask Gu Liang why he didn't turn off so many lights. Just ask because too many things happened on this day. His head was all mush all the time and he couldn't think of many things.

I don't know what time it was, but Gu Liang was sitting on the futon and dozing off. After the day, Gu Liang was exhausted both physically and mentally. After supporting his third uncle to walk such a long way, having to wipe his body, and going to bed after dark all the way across the country, he couldn't hold on any longer.

Gu Liang couldn't stand it any longer, so he started to sleep. After a while, Gu Liang heard the third uncle's movement again and hurriedly went to check. But he heard Gu Boxi say he wanted to drink water, so Gu Liang went to find water for him in the middle of the night.

Since he was a patient, Gu Liang had some medical knowledge, so he went to the kitchen to find some salt and made some light salt water to feed him.