Chapter 1226: A Trip to Modu

"Alright then, I grew up here. If there is anything you are unfamiliar with, Teacher, just feel free to ask me," said Zhou Meng.

"Good, if there is anything I cannot resolve, I will certainly ask you," Chen Yu nodded.

Upon arriving at the hotel where they were staying, Chen Yu checked in, and then he and Zhou Meng went out together.

"Teacher, let's go eat. A few of my friends are studying Medicine, and when they heard I had taken you as my teacher, they all wanted to meet you," said Zhou Meng.

"Good," Chen Yu nodded.

In any case, he did not know Liu Lianxin's specific situation right now, so he might as well be casual in Modu; perhaps if fate willed it, he might even run into Liu Lianxin directly.

"We are going to eat now, you all hurry up, don't make my teacher wait too long," Zhou Meng picked up her phone and shouted into WeChat.

The sound of replies rang out on WeChat; it was clearly a string of "received" messages.

Zhou Meng took Chen Yu to a restaurant located inside a shopping mall. Since she was a student herself, she found the things inside the mall relatively easier to accept.

Moreover, the theme of this place was quite suitable for students to visit.

It was a Korean-style barbecue restaurant, and Zhou Meng's three classmates had already arrived: two girls and one boy.

"Mengmeng, Qiqi, Zhou Bin, this is my teacher, Chen Yu," Zhou Meng introduced with a smile.

"Hello, I am Chen Yu," Chen Yu greeted them with a smile.

"Hello! We heard that Zhou Meng was going to study Traditional Chinese Medicine and had even taken on a master, so we wanted to come and see," the young people were quite lively. "We didn't expect you to be so young."

"Yeah, yeah, we thought you would be at least fifty or sixty years old," Mengmeng laughed.

"I didn't expect you to be so young. In my opinion, a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine should be at least over forty," Zhou Bin also felt it was incredible.

"Most practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine are indeed old men, but I am a bit of an outlier, so I look relatively young," Chen Yu smiled slightly.

These young people were not bad; they weren't snobbish and were easy to get along with.

"Teacher, please sit. We chose this place because we come here often; I hope it suits your taste," Qiqi said politely.

"I am fine with anything, I'm not a picky eater. Thank you all for your hospitality," Chen Yu smiled slightly and sat down.

The young people were good conversationalists and chatted with Chen Yu enthusiastically. Since they were all medical students, they inevitably asked questions regarding Medicine.

"Teacher, you are a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I heard that pulse-taking to diagnose illnesses is very accurate; is that true?" asked Mengmeng.

"It is true, but it is limited to experienced practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine," Chen Yu laughed. "Moreover, there is a higher level of mastery called Observation of Qi to diagnose illnesses; that is not impossible to achieve either."

"What is Observation of Qi?" asked Zhou Bin.

"It means that with one glance, I can see the problems in your body. For example, you—do you often experience heart palpitations and Qi deficiency, with stars appearing before your eyes?" Chen Yu asked. "And do your hands and feet sweat easily, and do you feel lightheaded the moment you exercise?"

"Yes, yes, that is exactly me! How did you know, Teacher?" Zhou Bin became excited; he indeed had such conditions.

"This is Observation of Qi. Your situation is actually not serious; it is just a manifestation of Qi deficiency and Yin deficiency. Take some Traditional Chinese Medicine, and you will be fine soon," Chen Yu wrote down a prescription and handed it to him.

"Thank you, Teacher," Zhou Bin nodded repeatedly. He took the prescription from Chen Yu's hand as if it were a precious treasure and tucked it away carefully.

"Zhou Meng is relatively healthy, Mengmeng has been staying up too late, so she has deficiency fire, and as for Qiqi..." Chen Yu looked at the last girl, his brows knitting slightly.

"Teacher, what is wrong with my body?" Qiqi was startled and asked with some trepidation.

"You should find time to go to the hospital for a check-up. There is a tumor in your lungs, but don't worry, it should be benign. If you are still worried after the check-up, come find me, and I will help you treat it with medicine," said Chen Yu.

"Ah? I... I have a tumor?" Qiqi was terrified. Generally speaking, anything involving a tumor is never a good thing.

"Yes, it will show up on the imaging. After you get the check-up, the Yisheng will definitely suggest you be hospitalized. If you trust me, ignore him, come find me, and after I help you resolve it, you can go back to the hospital for a check-up," Chen Yu laughed.

"Qiqi, you should listen to the Teacher. Don't put too much psychological pressure on yourself; if he says it's fine, it's definitely fine," Zhou Meng said quickly.

Zhou Meng had been in contact with Chen Yu quite a bit, so she knew how powerful Chen Yu was.

Even the wounds on her own body could heal instantly. If Chen Yu said there was a tumor in Qiqi's body, then it must be correct. However, these were not major problems; if Chen Yu said he could solve it, he definitely could.

"Okay, thank you, Teacher," Qiqi nodded.

After the meal, Zhou Meng and her classmates left, but Zhou Bin stayed behind.

"Do you have something on your mind?" Looking at Zhou Bin's expression, Chen Yu knew he must have something to ask of him.

Zhou Bin was not a child from an ordinary family, because from his speech and manners, one could tell he was a wealthy second-generation heir.

It was just that he pretended to be a child from an ordinary family, walked so closely with Zhou Meng and the others, and had no airs at all, which gave Chen Yu a good impression of him.

"Teacher, I do indeed have something I would like to ask for your help with," Zhou Bin bowed slightly.

"I have a very good relationship with Zhou Meng, and we have been classmates since middle school, so she never hides anything from me," said Zhou Bin. "This time, when she went traveling with her boyfriend, she told me everything she saw and heard on the road without hesitation."

"You believed her?" Chen Yu glanced at Zhou Bin.

"I trust her unconditionally," Zhou Bin smiled and said. "Because we are best friends, and she has no need to fabricate these things to deceive me."

"More importantly, regarding her boyfriend's death, if she were making it up, she certainly wouldn't have told me about it, because telling me is equivalent to bringing trouble upon herself. So, I feel that her words are true."

"En, that is indeed the case," Chen Yu nodded slightly. "If she wanted to deceive you, there would be no need to tell you about this matter. So, what is it you would like me to help you with?"

"One of my uncles has been mentally deranged for a long time, and the hospital has never been able to find the cause of the illness. He became like this after a trip to the Wurenqu, so I suspect..."

"You suspect that he didn't get sick, but that he encountered something?" Chen Yu asked.

"Yes, I suspect he encountered something," Zhou Bin nodded heavily.

"What are the specific symptoms?" Chen Yu narrowed his eyes.

"He often just stares blankly by himself, then suddenly starts shouting and screaming. When he has an episode, he doesn't recognize anyone," Zhou Bin sighed.

"We have taken him to see many Yisheng, but there has never been a good solution. If it is convenient for you, Teacher, please help me look at my uncle's situation," Zhou Bin said sincerely.