Chapter 105: Quick Transmigration: Film and Television Myriad Heavens Chapter 11 Examination

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Protagonist:

Lin Hao

Arriving in Qingdao, sunlight fell across the streets, and the three headed straight for First People's Hospital with different moods.

Cheng Pengfei had already contacted his comrades in advance, and all examination matters were arranged in an orderly fashion.

At the hospital doorway, looking at the magnificent building, Li Si grew increasingly puzzled and finally couldn't help asking: "Dad, why are we here?"

Li Dahai quickly explained: "Son, you don't know, Dad's old stomach and intestine problem hasn't healed, so it's a good time to get checked. I'll also give you a physical exam along the way to see if you have any problems."

Li Si turned to look at Lin Hao and asked again: "Then why doesn't Hao Ge need a physical exam?"

Lin Hao explained calmly: "I had a physical exam when I participated in the competition, and besides, I'm now studying traditional Chinese medicine, so I roughly know if there's any problem myself."

Although Li Si still had some doubts, thinking that Mom wasn't around and he didn't dare ask more, he silently followed them into the hospital.

At the hospital's Department of Gastroenterology, Cheng Pengfei's comrade Doctor Wang had been waiting there for a long time.

Besides Doctor Wang and the nurse, an old man about sixty years old stood nearby, spirited and alert, with wisdom in his eyes.

Through introduction they learned he was Doctor Wang's father, a highly respected old traditional Chinese medicine doctor.

Hearing that a high school student like Lin Hao, who had self-studied traditional Chinese medicine, could actually discover a patient's problem, the old man was full of curiosity and surprise, and insisted on coming to see with his own eyes.

There was no time to lose; the examination was the priority. Li Dahai wasn't entirely lying to Li Si; he had indeed had an examination, just not as comprehensive as Li Si's.

Seeing Li Dahai and Li Si follow Doctor Wang into the examination room, Old Man Wang smiled and beckoned Lin Hao to sit down.

The old man kindly asked: "Young man, tell me, what was your original intention for studying traditional Chinese medicine? Also, tell me about your learning process. What level have you reached now?"

Lin Hao organized his thoughts and roughly explained his situation: "Old Man Wang, I mainly started studying traditional Chinese medicine from books like Shennong Hundred Herbs Classic and Treatise on Cold Damage borrowed from the library. At first it was just curiosity, but I didn't expect to get more and more absorbed, so I just kept learning. However, I have indeed absorbed some, probably because my learning ability is decent."

Hearing that Lin Hao had studied traditional Chinese medicine for less than a month up to today, Old Man Wang widened his eyes, amazed.

He then asked Lin Hao a few more questions about the content of the books Lin Hao mentioned: "Then tell me, what does Treatise on Cold Damage mainly talk about? How do you understand the traditional Chinese medicine theory of yin-yang and the Five Elements?"

Lin Hao answered them one by one, showing solid knowledge.

Then the old man had Lin Hao take the pulse of a few nurses to test whether Lin Hao really knew pulse diagnosis.

After all this was done, Old Man Wang pondered for a moment and solemnly asked Lin Hao if he was willing to become his disciple.

This shocked Lin Hao greatly; although he had a premonition that Old Man Wang might cherish talent, he didn't expect it to be so direct.

Lin Hao looked at Old Man Wang staring at him with burning eyes, fell into deep thought in his heart, feeling that studying traditional Chinese medicine wasn't a bad thing, and if he later transmigrated to ancient times, medical skills would definitely be a very practical skill.

Thinking of this, he said seriously: "Grandpa Wang, I'm honored that you value me. I'm willing to become your disciple and study traditional Chinese medicine well. I feel traditional Chinese medicine is a profound and extensive field of study that can save people from illness and pain, very meaningful."

Old Man Wang heard this and a relieved smile appeared on his face, saying: "Good, good! From now on follow me and study well; I believe you will definitely become an excellent traditional Chinese medicine doctor."

At this time, Li Dahai finished his examination and walked back.

His face showed a trace of fatigue, but seeing the expressions of Lin Hao and Old Man Wang, curiosity welled up again. He hurriedly asked: "What's going on? What are you talking about?"

When he heard that Lin Hao wanted to become Old Man Wang's disciple, Li Dahai widened his eyes, full of surprise. He composed himself and slowly told Old Man Wang about Lin Hao's background.

"Old Man Wang, this child really hasn't had it easy. Lin Hao has been an orphan since childhood, with no one to rely on. But he's especially smart and well-behaved, never causing anyone worry. At school, his grades have always been first in the grade. All these years, he's walked step by step through his own efforts." Li Dahai said emotionally, his tone full of heartache for Lin Hao.

Old Man Wang and the nurse beside him, hearing that Lin Hao had been an orphan since childhood, and was smart, well-behaved, and always first in his grade, felt even more that Lin Hao hadn't had it easy.

Old Man Wang's eyes were full of pity; he slowly walked to Lin Hao's side, patted Lin Hao's shoulder affectionately, and said gently: "Child, I didn't expect you've been through so much. From now on follow me and study traditional Chinese medicine well; with a skill, your life can be more stable. Traditional Chinese medicine is a profound field; as long as you study with heart, you will definitely achieve something in the future."

The nurses beside them all nodded, and one nurse said: "That's right, Lin Hao, you're really amazing. To be so excellent under such difficult conditions, you'll definitely get better and better in the future."

Another nurse continued: "Old Man Wang's medical skills are very superb; studying under him is your blessing."

Lin Hao felt everyone's care, and a warm current surged in his heart. He slightly lowered his head and said somewhat moved: "Thank you for everyone's care and encouragement. I will definitely study traditional Chinese medicine well and not disappoint Old Man's expectations."

He raised his head, looking at Old Man Wang, his eyes full of determination and resolve.

At this time, Doctor Wang and Li Si slowly walked back.

Li Dahai saw Doctor Wang's stern face and his heart went "thump" at once, a strong sense of unease surging up.

But he still tried to stay calm, quickly took out money and had Li Si go out to buy some bread, saying casually: "Son, Dad's a little hungry, go buy me some bread. Hurry and come back quickly."

Li Si's face was full of doubt, and he asked puzzled: "Dad, why are you suddenly hungry? You didn't say anything when we were at the hospital doorway just now."

Li Dahai hurriedly waved his hand: "Oh, I didn't feel it just now, but suddenly I'm hungry now. Hurry, don't dawdle."

Although Li Si's heart was full of questions, he didn't ask more and obediently went out.