Chapter 1224: Anxious Ayuduo

Yuzhu did not dare to leave for the entire night; he kept watch by Yishang's bedside. Although he did not say he stayed awake all night, he did not sleep very well either; in any case, he was trembling with fear the whole night.

Those Soldiers, because they had nothing to do and felt lighthearted, did not even notice when it was time to wake up the next day, sleeping straight through until they finally woke up. Ce also directly said to close the door and not to disturb them, letting them get a good rest.

Changle only received the news in the morning. When he learned of this, he was so startled that he hadn't even finished rinsing the charcoal powder from his mouth before he immediately ran to see Yishang; after all, Yishang had watched him grow up.

In Changle's view, besides being a general of Huaxia, Yishang was also an elder to him, and he held a special affection for him.

Fortunately, when he arrived at the Hospital, Yishang was sitting on the bed drinking porridge. After drinking a dose of medicine, his appetite had suddenly increased, and he was able to eat; this was indeed good news.

Changle ran to Yishang's bedside. Seeing how Yishang had suddenly become so thin, he felt very distressed. Although Yishang could not see his own appearance, he could see his own arms, which had become much thinner, and his skin had become loose.

Seeing Changle's teary-eyed appearance, Yishang was also very moved. Sure enough, the child he had watched grow up, even if he was a Prince, still had feelings.

"Alright, Changle, I am fine. I won't die for now."

Changle knelt by the bedside, took Yishang's hand, and said with a trembling voice, "Uncle Yishang, what has happened to you? How did you suddenly become like this?"

Yishang sighed, "That night the Snow was heavy and the wind was strong. I went out of the Tent to direct everyone, but I didn't expect that just by being blown by the wind for one night, I would end up like this. Now, whenever the wind blows, my head still aches severely."

"However, it is much better now. This young man Yuzhu is very good; he gave me a dose of medicine, and I already feel different."

The look Yuzhu gave Yishang was full of gratitude; being able to be praised in front of the Prince was his honor.

"What about the Military Doctor? Did the Military Doctor not examine you? What is he following the team for?"

Changle expressed great anger toward the incompetent Military Doctor, having the thought of giving him a good thrashing.

However, Yishang hurriedly explained and excused the Military Doctor, "It is not his problem, because there was no medicine on the road. His medical kit only contains needles and thread. You say, if I were slashed by someone and had a wound, then having him stitch me up would certainly be no problem."

"But you say he didn't even have a single blade of Grass, and the Heaven was snowing, and nothing could be seen. Even if you wanted him to go find medicinal herbs, he had no way to do so."

"So, this is not his problem; he is not at fault. Moreover, my coming here was his suggestion. If it weren't for him, I might have died on the road."

Changle just wanted to speak, but Yishang immediately said again, "There are others. I had Ju and Ma lead the team to continue to the Golden Autumn Gathering. The mission cannot be abandoned, so we split into two groups. There is no problem; everyone did very well, and everyone is great. It is because of me that this accident occurred."

Changle understood that Yishang was protecting the other Soldiers, so he went along with Yishang's wishes, "Fine, Uncle Yishang, I promise you I will not hold any of them responsible, as long as you are safe and sound."

Yishang nodded with relief. Yuzhu hurriedly came over again to continue taking Yishang's pulse to confirm his condition; otherwise, he truly could not set his mind at ease.

"Then, Uncle Yishang, just stay here and recuperate with peace of mind. If you have any needs, just have them come call me, and I will solve it for you. As long as it is something I can do; if I can't do it, I will go find my father."

Yishang nodded, "Good, good. Changle, you go and get busy with your affairs; there is no problem here with me."

However, at this moment, Ayuduo also hurriedly ran over. Seeing Yishang's gaunt appearance, she also covered her mouth in surprise. She hurriedly said she was a Miao healer and knew how to treat illnesses, and as she spoke, she reached out to examine Yishang.

Yuzhu looked at Changle in a dilemma. Changle nodded, signaling for Ayuduo to examine him. Ayuduo took Yishang's palm and looked at it in various ways, then asked Yishang to open his mouth, and Yishang smiled and complied.

Ayuduo quickly determined the symptoms and explained them at length, but because they were two medical systems with completely different theories, Yuzhu did not understand, and Changle did not understand either.

Ayuduo was very anxious, but she had no other way. She wanted to treat Yishang's illness but discovered that this was not the Jiuli, and there were no fresh medicinal herbs for her to use, making her so anxious she was almost crying.

Yuzhu hurriedly brought over the medicine he had brewed. Because Yishang had just finished his porridge and the medicine was still a bit hot, he did not let Yishang drink it yet, but showed the medicine to Ayuduo to tell her that Yishang had medicine that could treat him.

Ayuduo, with tears in her eyes, smelled the medicine. The familiar scent within it made her immediately excited. Although the medical theory systems of their Jiuli and Huaxia were different, many of the medicinal materials overlapped, and she had already smelled that this medicine could indeed treat Yishang's illness.

Moreover, she vaguely felt that this bowl of medicine from Yuzhu might have even better effects than what she could prepare herself.

Because there is a specialty in every field, and coupled with the issue of living regions, everyone's strengths in treatment directions are different.

The Sanmiao Tribe, where Miao Medicine originated, is humid, sultry, and has many poisonous insects and miasma, so they are more skilled at treating illnesses caused by damp-heat factors, as well as various "insect" diseases.

However, this is also relative to Huaxia; their treatment techniques are actually still far behind later generations, because Medicine is currently only in a starting stage, not that mature, and being able to explore the causes of illness is already very good.

It was not until the Sanmiao Tribe entered the deep mountains of the southwest that Miao Medicine continued to develop and mature, and every ethnic group basically could have some of their own special Medicine and still have some skilled methods.

Miao Medicine, Tibetan Medicine, Mongolian Medicine, Uyghur Medicine, etc. Tibetan Medicine has more mysterious factors and uses medicine very... Mongolian Medicine and Uyghur Medicine have greater similarities with Traditional Chinese Medicine; although they differ in theory, they have some special effective medicines that are very easy to use.

Some of the folk prescriptions for acupuncture in Mongolian Medicine are exactly the same as in Traditional Chinese Medicine, only they do not have such complete theories.

As for Miao Medicine, Buyi, and others, they are even more mysterious, and coupled with Gu, Spell, and witchcraft, they make people feel an even more severe sense of fear.