Urban Miracle Doctor
Chapter 235 - 235 235 Medical Promotion

235: Chapter 235: Medical Promotion 235: Chapter 235: Medical Promotion In Song Yuwei’s office, Qin Han looked at Xiang Xiao and said, “Xiaoxiao, number three has indeed left.”

“He still left,” Xiang Xiao murmured.

“Xiaoxiao, this has always been a regret in number three’s heart.

As a man, I fully support what number three did, and I guarantee he will come back safe and sound,” Qin Han said seriously.

Upon hearing this, Xiang Xiao smiled and said, “I know, Brother Qin.

Uncle had already told me about his matters, and we even have been jointly funding his comrade’s family.

I understand, I’m just a bit worried about whether he’s eating or sleeping well out there.”

Qin Han was somewhat surprised by Xiang Xiao’s demeanor—though he could tell her smile was forced, her composure nonetheless impressed him.

A normal girl at this time would either be cursing number three for his lack of conscience or helplessly crying.

And another thing, number three actually told Xiang Xiao all of these things, it seems he has accepted her, perhaps it was because of Qin Han and Xiang Xiao’s appearances that gave number three the courage to go through with this.

“It looks like our gorgeous Xiaoxiao has firmly captured number three’s heart.

I only found out about this this morning, yet you’ve known for a while, ah, what a friend who forgets others for a lover.

When he comes back, he must be punished,” Qin Han said in feigned anger.

Upon hearing that Qin Han wanted to punish number three, Xiang Xiao quickly said, “Brother Qin, number three didn’t tell you because he was afraid that his actions would implicate you.

He said if he told you, you would definitely go with him.”

“That’s also true, but doesn’t that mean he doesn’t consider me a friend?”

“It’s precisely because he considers you a friend that he didn’t want to drag you into it,” Xiang Xiao shook her head and said.

How could Qin Han not know number three’s thoughts, but right now, he really couldn’t think of any other way to divert Xiang Xiao’s attention.

“By the way, Brother Qin, is Ziyang alone in the clinic now?” Xiang Xiao suddenly thought that since number three had left, Ziyang must feel very lonely living by himself at the clinic.

A trace of relief crossed Qin Han’s face as he said, “Ziyang was taken home by Yalin.”

“No, I need to pick up Ziyang.

Yalin has never cared for children, and she doesn’t even know what Ziyang likes to eat, what time he sleeps, or that he likes to kick off his covers at night,” Xiang Xiao said urgently, making as if to leave.

Song Yuwei chuckled and said Yalin had never cared for children, but did Xiang Xiao really have any experience herself?

“Xiaoxiao, Yalin has already taken Ziyang over.

Going now would clearly show that you don’t trust Yalin, right?

How about tomorrow?

Yalin won’t let him starve,” she said.

Upon hearing this, Xiang Xiao nodded and reluctantly said, “It can only be like this.” She understood that Song Yuwei was right; going right now would easily lead Zhang Yalin to misunderstand.

“Go back early today and rest.

You’ve been exhausted lately,” Song Yuwei said with a smile.

Xiang Xiao nodded and said, “Alright, then I’ll go first, Sister Yuwei.”

After Xiang Xiao left, Qin Han and Song Yuwei walked together to pick up Diandian.

The entrance of the kindergarten was already crowded with families.

Seeing Qin Han, many parents nodded in recognition.

Since the last time Qin Han dealt with Wang Ziyang, many parents had great respect for him.

He had not resorted to violence but had used legal means to make Wang Ziyang publicly apologize.

Now Wang Ziyang no longer dared to bully children in the kindergarten, all thanks to Qin Han.

“The way the parents look at you, they really admire you,” Song Yuwei said with a laugh, her arm hooked through Qin Han’s.

Qin Han smiled proudly and said, “Well, they should recognize whose husband I am.”

“Always the joker,” Song Yuwei teased, pinching Qin Han lightly as she laughed.

By the time Diudiu had come out of kindergarten, the three of them strolled back to the Qingshi Wangfei Company parking lot.

Once in the car, Qin Han suddenly said, “Yu Wei, I have an idea.”

“What idea?” Song Yuwei asked, puzzled.

Qin Han thought for a moment and said, “How about letting Xiang Xiao and Yaoyang stay at our place for a while?”

“That’s actually a good idea.

Xiang Xiao is alone anyway, and Yaoyang can’t stay by himself at the medical hall for the time being.

It’s not great for him to always be at Yalin’s, and it would also liven up our home,” Song Yuwei said with a smile.

“Truly my wonderful wife, you’re thinking just what I was,” Qin Han said with a laugh.

“Daddy’s blushing!” The little guy said while touching his face in Song Yuwei’s arms.

Seeing the little one’s reaction, both of them laughed.

“Yu Wei, do you think we should hire a nanny?” Qin Han asked as he drove the car into the garage.

Song Yuwei thought for a moment and hesitantly said, “I’ve had that thought before, but I gave up on it.

Hiring a nanny just seems to take away from the feeling of home.”

“Not necessarily.

When we’re busy, the nanny can look after the house, and when we’re not, you can still cook for us,” Qin Han said with a laugh.

“That’s true!

I’ll look into it tomorrow,” Song Yuwei said, knowing Qin Han wanted to ease her burden, thus the thought of hiring a nanny.

In reality, Qin Han was a person who liked quiet and preferred not to deal with strangers.

For her, to change, warmed Song Yuwei’s heart once more.

She couldn’t help but sneak a kiss on Qin Han, which slightly flustered him.

After dinner, Song Yuwei went to put Diudiu to sleep.

Qin Han sat in the study, flipping through the Shen Nong Materia Medica, which spoke of how the properties of medicines could counteract or complement each other, a concept quite different from the modern Traditional Chinese Medicine’s interpretation of the ‘seven emotions.'”

Modern Traditional Chinese Medicine names the seven emotions as: joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, disgust, desire.

However, the Shen Nong Materia Medica refers to them as: joy, anger, worry, contemplation, grief, terror, shock.

But Qin Han didn’t believe the medical theories in the Shen Nong Materia Medica were absolutely correct; he compared them against each other and integrated their insights.

His medical skills were inherited from the family’s ancient medallion, which contained knowledge from ancient texts; everything he learned later, including Western medicine, was accumulated through his own studies.

Qin Han’s medical approach combined the strengths of many schools without adhering strictly to any one faction.

For example, many doctors consider the diagnosis methods of traditional Chinese medicine as superstition or deceptive.

But Qin Han knew that every form of inherited medical skills had its unique aspects; it’s just that many were incompletely passed down and misinterpreted by later generations, thus leading to the current confusion in the medical field.

Looking at the Shen Nong Materia Medica, Qin Han suddenly felt a moment of enlightenment.

He then closed the ancient text and closed his eyes, following that glimpse of light.

After a long time, Qin Han opened his eyes, his face wearing a gentle smile.

At this point, his mastery of medicine had advanced further, reaching the status of Medical Emperor.

In fact, in the heritage of Long Country, medical skills are also categorized into levels, starting from Doctor and encompassing seven stages in total.

Doctor, Medical Practitioner, Medical General, Medical King, Medical Emperor, Medical Deity, Medical Sovereign.

In his previous life, Qin Han’s medical skills had already reached the level of Medical King, and in this life, he was reborn with the realm of Medical King, which enabled him to handle diseases flawlessly.

Although Medical King is only mid-tier among the seven levels, in contemporary times, there are very few who reach this level; most remain at the level of Medical Practitioner, with only a few at the level of Medical General, who are then acknowledged as masters of medicine.