CH 960.2

In his spare time, he studied the “Paper Cutting turns into Soldiers Scripture” and “Medical classics,” trying to unlock their hidden secrets. He also spent some time examining the mysterious yellow silk handkerchief, trying to uncover its purpose.

Despite the buzz surrounding the Wonderful Museum in the outside world, Su Jing remained focused on his own pursuits and paid little attention to the news.

One morning, Su Jing’s phone rang, and he saw that it was Xiao Rui calling. He answered immediately, concerned that his friend might be in trouble once again.

“Hey, Little Rui, is everything okay?” Su Jing asked.

“Yeah, I’m good.” Xiao Rui replied, his voice cheerful and carefree. It looked like he had forgotten his kidnapping incident.

“What can I do for you?”

“Can’t I call for just a chat? Anyway, I really did call you to ask you for a favor. Tomorrow is the birthday of the girl I’m chasing. I’m really bad at picking out gifts, so I was wondering if you could help me come up with something.”

Su Jing hesitated for a moment before replying, “I think it’s better if you pick out the gift yourself. It’s her birthday, and it would be more sincere if you choose it personally.”

“But I can’t think of anything good,” Xiao Rui protested. “After seeing your Wonderful Museum, I feel like any gift I choose would be too weak. You’re the Gift Presenting Mad Demon and you are also my Third Brother. Please help me out this time.”

“Okay, come here and get it from me.” Su Jing smiled as he spoke, it seems that Xiao Rui is serious this time.

He wanted to grow taller, and he is carefully preparing a present for the girl he likes. As a brother, he has to help him. It’s also true that it wouldn’t cost him anything and that he would definitely have a better gift than whatever Xiao Rui could prepare.

“Hey Third Brother, do you think you can do me a favor and accompany me to her birthday party? It would mean a lot to me if you could. Alternatively, if you’re busy tomorrow, I could swing by your place to pick up a gift and we could head over to the party together…”

“Wait, wait, you are going to her birthday party, what are you inviting me for?”

“I hear you but let me explain why I need your help. You see, there’s this guy who’s been trying to win her over, and he’ll be at the party too. He’s got a group of friends who are always by his side, and I can’t take them all on alone. That’s why I need a backup, someone who’s got my back. Boss, Second Brother is out of town, so you’re my best option. Plus, she’s a graduate of our alma mater, Tianyang University. Some of our fellow alumni will be there, so it’ll be like a mini-reunion for us.”

Su Jing was surprised by the request. “Wait, who are you talking about? The model you’ve been seeing or someone else or are they the same person and she is our alumni?”

“That’s right. She’s one year younger than us and was our Junior Sister, but she wasn’t in our department. Her father is Lu Qinming, he is a famous doctor and professor of medicine in Zhongyun City. Have you heard of him?”

“I haven’t heard of him,” Su Jing replied, but his interest was piqued upon learning that Lu Qinming was a professor of medicine. “Will he be attending the party?” he asked Xiao Rui.

“He should be. He loves his daughter so much, so I’m really nervous,” Xiao Rui admitted.

“Alright then, I’ll go with you. Come to my place tomorrow,” Su Jing agreed. After hanging up the phone, he returned to studying the “Medical classics” volume he had been reading. He was deep in thought.

Over the past couple of days, Su Jing had been pouring over the “Medical classics” with great care. He had even consulted a number of modern medical texts in order to better understand it.

Thanks to his superior reading speed, memory, and comprehension abilities, which surpassed those of ordinary people, he had gained an almost photographic memory of the material.

After only two days of research, his theoretical knowledge was not inferior to that of a typical medical undergraduate.

Despite this, Su Jing knew that he was still far from mastering the “Medical classics”. He was hesitant to make any conclusions about its applicability in the modern world.

That’s why he hoped that more experienced medical professionals could examine it and study it alongside him. If it turned out that the “Medical classics” could benefit humanity in any way, and he could earn a Recycle Degree in the process, then it would be a huge win for everyone.

“The treatment method can be researched and discussed with others, and it’s okay to even make it public. It would be worth it as long as I can earn a Recycle Degree. However, these prescriptions cannot be shown to others.” Su Jing thought to himself.

Naturally, he would not directly publish this volume of the Medical Classic like a fool so he planned to copy them by hand and only this copy would be shown to others while the original volume would stay with him.

Su Jing pondered, “But how can I present it to others in a convincing way? Simply copying it by hand and claiming it as a powerful medical classic won’t work. Even if I manage to avoid being seen as a fool, people won’t pay much attention to it. However, if I say that this classic is an ancient text, then people would be more likely to take notice.”

Su Jing considered various texts such as the “Yellow Emperor’s Internal Classic”, “Yellow Emperor’s Foreign Classic”, and “Qingsang Jing”, all of which were highly valued. He particularly thought of the lost “Yellow Emperor’s Foreign Classics” and “Qingsang Jing”.

If someone were to discover the complete versions of these texts, it would cause a sensation in the country. While this Ancient Medical Classic may not be as well-known as the “Yellow Emperor” or “Qingsang Jing”, but if it can be traced back to ancient times, it will still be taken seriously.

After the above content is approved, the degree of attention it will receive will be greatly increased.

“Since I am forging this, I might as well make it grander,” Su Jing thought. He decided to research ancient texts and copied and wrote a version himself and then he used the skeleton head to forge the corresponding age. Just like that, an Ancient Medical Classic was made.