After lunch, Su Tao continued treating patients. Although there were all sorts of illnesses, and some were complicated, Su Tao relied on TCM’s emergency treatment in addressing them. Although they couldn’t immediately recover, alleviating their condition was Su Tao’s request for all the physicians in the Three Flavour Hall.

Compared to western medicine, TCM’s efficiency was definitely slower. Truth be told, physicians had tons of ways to improve a patient’s condition. Take cold and flu, for example. The effect of drinking TCM medicine was more efficient when compared to western medicine’s pills.

After Su Tao served the last patient, he came to the entrance and stretched his body.

The sun was setting and masked a dusky radiance over the walls.

Walking over to Su Tao, Xiao Jingjing held a brown teacup and asked, “This is a herbal tea that Wang Peng concocted. Master, do you want to give it a try?”

Su Tao was pretty satisfied with his second disciple, Wang Peng. A master could only lead his disciple in, and it’s up to the disciple to find his own path. Wang Peng has already obtained a small achievement in researching medicine....