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"Let me go!! ... What on earth do you want to do?"

Lu Zhi screamed in panic, her voice filled with anger and fear. She struggled with all her might, twisting her body constantly, but Yi Huawei's hand was like an iron clamp, tightly holding her jaw, making her unable to move at all.

The carefully combed hair gradually fell apart during the fierce struggle, and the black hair fell on both sides of the cheeks like a waterfall, adding a bit of messy beauty. The slender jade neck was as white as mutton-fat white jade, but at this moment, it gradually flushed due to shame and anger.

Lu Zhi closed her eyes tightly, her long eyelashes trembling slightly, her heart filled with fear and anxiety, not knowing what terrible thing would happen next.

The pink gown swayed slightly as she struggled, and the ribbon around her waist swayed with it. She clenched her fists tightly, her nails digging deep into her palms, but she didn't feel any pain.

The swaying lights cast mottled shadows on the wall, flickering. The air around seemed to be frozen, and only Lu Zhi's rapid breathing and heartbeat echoed in the silence.

"Haha~, do you like Liu Bang?"

Yi Huawei's mouth corners slightly raised, revealing a meaningful smile. He gently pinched Lu Zhi's cheek, and the delicate touch made his heart move slightly. Then, he let go of her hand and slowly stood up: "You married Liu Bang because he is your destined noble man?"

"you!"

Lu Zhi's eyes widened, full of anger and panic. As soon as Yi Huawei let go, she retreated again and again, curled up in the corner of the bed like a frightened deer. She bit her lower lip tightly, and the bright lip color seemed to be dripping with blood. She looked at Yi Huawei in panic, her body trembling slightly.

Yi Huawei smiled and slowly said, "Do you think he is a little too precious now? ... 倕 means the most clever. People do not love 倕's fingers, but love their own fingers, because they are useful. People do not love Kunshan's jade or Jianghan's pearls, but love their own small jade, because they are useful. Now my life is mine, and it is of great benefit to me. In terms of nobility, the title of the emperor is not enough to compare with it; in terms of importance, the wealth of the world cannot be exchanged; in terms of safety, if you lose it once, you will never get it back in your life... Do you know what it means?"

Lu Zhi was startled. She knew that this was from Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals. But Yi Huawei's words obviously did not mean to teach her how to govern the country. She looked up at Yi Huawei with a vigilant look in her eyes and gritted her teeth and said, "Lord Zhao, why do you threaten a weak woman like me?"

Yi Huawei narrowed his eyes slightly, stared at Lu Zhi, and said slowly: "Lu Zhi, you are not an ordinary weak woman. You are extremely intelligent and ambitious, but it is rare that you have the ability to match it. Yi Xiaochuan is really blind to the value of gold and jade, and he does not know how to cherish such a wonderful woman like you."

Lu Zhi's heart tightened. The more Yi Huawei praised her, the more uncertain she felt. She didn't know what Yi Huawei was planning.

"Master Zhao, what exactly do you want?"

Lu Zhi suppressed the fear in her heart and tried to make her voice sound calm and firm. She straightened her back, and her eyes revealed a hint of stubbornness and vigilance.

Yi Huawei's mouth curled up slightly: "Do you want to go down in history and become the second 'Haiyan Hou'?"

"………, what does Lord Zhao mean?"

Lu Zhi looked at Yi Huawei in confusion, frowning slightly, and her mind was rapidly thinking about the meaning behind Yi Huawei's words.

"You are a talent."

Yi Huawei nodded slightly and said with a smile: "I want you to be a role model for women all over the world, so that people can see the wisdom and strength of women. Women's talents should not be buried in the boudoir. You are smart and courageous enough, and you can achieve an extraordinary career with your talents."

Lu Zhi looked at Yi Huawei, and a complex emotion surged in her heart. She had never thought that she would be valued so much, and this proposal also ignited a fire in her heart.

Qin Shi Huang's equality between men and women was only equality in labor. When necessary, women were allowed to serve in the military and perform corvée labor, which liberated the female labor force and allowed women to play a role in labor. This is of course important, but Yi Huawei wanted to liberate women's minds. Great people are never great because of their gender.

Nowadays, the social atmosphere is open, and women's thoughts have not been completely imprisoned. However, most women are trapped in the trivial affairs of housework. Their talents and wisdom are buried in the daily life of firewood, rice, oil and salt, and they rarely have the opportunity to show their abilities and values.

To truly achieve gender equality, we must break the shackles of this traditional concept, and women can also shine in all areas of society. Yi Huawei gives them equal opportunities, liberates their minds, and gives full play to their talents.

It is not enough to have only one Xiaolan. After all, Xiaolan's uniqueness is not replicable. If we want all women in the world to shine, we need more role models.

Lu Zhi was silent for a moment, weighing the pros and cons in her mind. This was a huge opportunity, but it also came with huge risks. She was not sure if Yi Huawei was really trustworthy, nor did she know if she was capable of taking on such a heavy responsibility. However, the temptation of being remembered in history was too great, and her ambition kept surging in her heart.

Finally, Lu Zhi raised her head, her eyes gleaming with determination. "Okay, I am willing to cooperate with Lord Zhao. But Lord Zhao must guarantee my safety and keep his promise."

Yi Huawei smiled with satisfaction, "Don't worry, as long as you are loyal, I will not treat you unfairly. From today on, you will study the laws here, and I will come to assess you next month. Tell Xiao Xizi if you need anything. You can have one day off a week, three hundred coins a month, and two sets of clothes..."

...............

Outside Xianyang City, in a quiet courtyard, the sun shines through the gaps between the leaves, falling on the ground in dots. The courtyard is filled with thirty or forty men of different ages, with different postures, some sitting upright, some leaning forward slightly, with focused and serious expressions. The old one is over forty years old, and the young one is just coming of age. Although they are of different ages, they are all disciples of the imperial physician Yihe.

Everyone sat in this spacious house, the air was filled with the faint aroma of herbs. Yihe was wearing a plain robe, his hair was white but he was energetic, his eyes were wise and calm.

Yihe asked a young apprentice to take off his top and stand in front of everyone. The young apprentice was a little shy, but still stood up bravely and stretched out his hands. Yihe held the bamboo stick and pointed at the young apprentice. His voice was steady and powerful, echoing in the room:
"The human body is covered with blood vessels up and down, left and right, front and back. There are 28 large blood vessels, with a length of 16 feet and 2 feet around the body... The large blood vessels are distributed between the muscles and skin, deep and invisible; the small blood vessels are distributed under the skin and can be seen. The above blood vessels are all connected and interlinked, and they repeat themselves."

Everyone's eyes followed Yihe's bamboo stick closely, outlining the human body's veins in their minds. Some nodded slightly, some seemed to be thinking about something, and some quickly picked up a pen to record this valuable knowledge on yellow paper.

"When people take in food, they remove the dregs from their stomachs and intestines, and then absorb the essence. These essences undergo a miraculous transformation in the lungs, and eventually condense into blood. Blood is like the sweet spring of life, providing nutrients to the whole body and the lungs. Therefore, in the Neijing, blood is also called Yingqi." "Blood and qi must flow, just like the endless flow of rivers, and like the endless movement of the sun and the moon, never stopping, and without an end. The essence of blood flows in the blood vessels, irrigating the five internal organs, moistening the skin, and nourishing the whole body, and it repeats itself over and over again, just like the rigorous and beautiful laws of the movement of the sun, the moon, the earth and the sky."

Everyone suddenly realized, and their eyes fell on the slightly protruding blood vessels on the back of their hands, thinking. At this moment, it was as if a new door had been opened before their eyes, and behind the door was a world full of mystery and miracles. There was both amazement and curiosity in their eyes, as if they wanted to explore this new field in depth immediately.

Yi Huawei, who was sitting at the back of the room and listening, nodded secretly, feeling emotional.

As expected of a rare book left by medical experts, "The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine" even puts forward the theory of blood circulation.

Although this medical book was pseudonymously attributed to Huangdi and Qi Bo, it was not written at one time, nor by one person. Perhaps it was written by the leader of the medical school, the "Bian Que" of all generations. During the long period of 300 years of their medical practice, dozens of generations of them carefully summarized the symptoms and reactions of countless patients. Each case is a piece of puzzle, and they put these puzzles together with wisdom and patience, and finally formed this wonderful book containing endless medical mysteries.

Although Qin Shihuang implemented the policy of "burning books and burying scholars", burning the "Book of Songs" and "Book of Documents" and the words of various schools of thought, and issued a ban on carrying books, only books on medicine and tree planting were not included in the ban. This is one of the reasons why ancient medical documents such as "The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine" were preserved to later generations.

"Records of the Grand Historian: The Basic Annals of Qin Shi Huang" records: "According to Qin law, it is not allowed to prescribe multiple prescriptions at the same time; if the prescriptions are not effective, the patient will be put to death." Regardless of the right or wrong of "prescribing multiple prescriptions at the same time", the legislation that if the prescriptions are not effective, the patient will be put to death is enough to show that the Qin State included medicine as a major matter in its policy regulations. This is very obvious.

During this period, the relationship between teachers and students not only existed, but also different views had emerged in academics. The different views on certain issues in the Neijing and the Difficult Classics are evidence of this. For example, the understanding of the "life gate", the understanding of the pathogenesis of the disease "guan ge" and the understanding of the three burners, the two books have different academic viewpoints.

Xu Dachun, a medical practitioner in the Qing Dynasty, once said: "The theories of "Nanjing" are not based on "Neijing", but are invented by the "Neijing". This means that they have a different lineage, and we cannot use "Neijing" to judge their validity." The view that "there is a different lineage" is correct, and it also proves that academic debates already existed as early as the Warring States Period.

Since there were different master-disciple relationships and academic theories during this historical period, and academic debates arose, it means that the conditions for the emergence of medical schools had already been met before the Han Dynasty.

The existing historical material "Han Shu·Yiwenzhi" records that there are seven medical classics and eleven classical prescriptions. The seven medical classics include "Huangdi Neijing", "Huangdi Waijing", "Bian Que Neijing", "Bian Que Waijing", "Bai's Neijing", "Bai's Waijing", and "Bai's Side Chapters". The eleven classical prescriptions include "Prescriptions for Women and Infants", "Prescriptions for Twelve Diseases of the Five Internal Organs and Six Bowels", "Prescriptions for Sixteen Diseases of Hernia of the Five Internal Organs and Six Bowels", "Prescriptions for Twelve Diseases of Fatigue of the Five Internal Organs and Six Bowels", "Prescriptions for Sixteen Diseases of Wind, Cold and Heat", "Prescriptions of Qinshi Huangdi Bian Que Yu Fu", "Prescriptions for Eleven Diseases of Injury to the Five Internal Organs", "Prescriptions for Guest Diseases of the Five Internal Organs and Madness", "Tangye Jingfa", "Shennong Huangdi Food Prohibitions", and "Prescriptions for Gold Wounds and Swellings".

This shows that during this period, doctors had different directions in their research on medicine, some focusing on theory and some focusing on clinical treatment. The medical classicists can be regarded as a school that studies Chinese medicine theory, while the classical prescriptionists are a school that studies clinical treatment.

Yihe was the leader of the Jingfang school, and most of the Qin military doctors were his disciples.

"grown ups!"

Xiao Xizi rushed in, his anxious look made his steps a little flustered, and the noise he made seemed particularly abrupt in the quiet room. His loud shouting immediately caused Yihe to glare at Yi Huawei with dissatisfaction, his face full of displeasure.

Yihe has always attached great importance to rules and a quiet teaching atmosphere. He was naturally angry when Xiao Xizi disturbed him like this. Although Yi Huawei is now his immediate superior, Yihe doesn't care about that. In his mind, the inheritance and research of medical skills are the most important and cannot be easily disturbed. If it weren't for the precious medical books such as "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Golden Chamber", "Compendium of Materia Medica", "Nanjing", "Pulse Classic" and so on that Yi Huawei took out, he would have scolded him long ago.

These medical books were written by Xiaolan under the order of Yi Huawei, who also ordered dozens of copies to be carefully printed for all medical officers to read.

These medical books were like beacons in the darkness, especially "Three Character Classic of Medicine", "Binghu Pulse Study", "Summary of Medicinal Properties", "Song of Prescriptions" and various acupuncture works, which opened up a new world of medicine for many medical officers.

Therefore, these doctors' favorable impression of Yi Huawei is second only to the favorable impression of the Mohists on Xiaolan. The Mohists' admiration for Xiaolan stems from her intelligence and her many contributions to the people. And these medical officers' favorable impression of Yi Huawei is because the medical books he brought with him have greatly helped them improve their medical skills.

"Keep your voice down, why are you making such a fuss?"

Yi Huawei frowned slightly and patted Xiao Xizi on the head. Then, he smiled apologetically at everyone, slowly stood up and walked out of the yard.

Seeing this, Chenxi, who was standing by, was slightly startled, then quickly followed out. The hem of her purple skirt fluttered gently with her steps, like a blooming flower.

"I'm sorry, sir... The Cui Wenzi you mentioned has been captured by our people and is outside now."

Xiao Xizi smiled along, with a hint of flattery on his face. He lowered his head slightly, waiting for Yi Huawei's instructions: "How do you want to deal with him, sir?"

"Who is Cui Wenzi? The name sounds familiar?"

Chenxi tilted her head slightly and looked at Yi Huawei curiously.

Yi Huawei smiled and said, "Of course it sounds familiar. Cui Wenzi is the doctor who treated Madam Yu Shu before."

"Why did you arrest him?"

Chenxi's eyes widened and his eyebrows slightly frowned.

"Because he won't come if we invite him, so we have to capture him."

Yi Huawei smiled at Chen Xi and said, "If you are interested, would you like to meet him together?"

(End of this chapter)