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Chapter 699: The most powerful magic medicine, Viagra! The world is shocked! Zhu Xi: The world is going downhill, give me a dozen!
Southern Dynasty plane.

The Southern Song Dynasty Gaozong Zhao Gou's reaction after seeing the sky curtain was particularly strong. It can be said that he was so excited that he jumped up and down!

This is a magical medicine, an elixir! !
It makes me angry just talking about it.

He remembered that day, he was spending a wonderful night with his beloved concubine, and just when they were in the most important mood, a man suddenly rushed in from outside the door and shouted: "The Jin army is crossing the river!!"

Zhao Gou: I feel the cool rain!
At that moment, he felt the blood flowing backwards throughout his body and he instantly collapsed!
Since then, whenever I think of this incident, I always feel scared and find it difficult to control myself.

In fact, at the beginning, Zhao Gou's problem was not very serious.

But with frequent reminders from his ministers, his psychological disorder became more serious.

Those seemingly loyal ministers kept nagging him about the hidden worry of "no crown prince being appointed".

Day after day, year after year.

With the concerted efforts of the old imperial doctors, Zhao Gou finally became completely impotent!
This trouble was like a thorn, deeply embedded in his heart, tormenting him day and night.

But when he saw the introduction of Viagra on the sky curtain, Zhao Gou's eyes lit up with excitement.

Isn't this the magic medicine he prayed for day and night? !

If the world can develop such a miraculous medicine, then it will surely be possible in my time.

After all, medicinal herbs are gifts from nature. As long as the method is correct, such miraculous medicine can be prepared.

If we could gather all the famous doctors in the world and use all the medicinal materials in the world, we would definitely be able to create a similar miraculous medicine!
Thinking of this, a blazing fire of hope had already ignited in Zhao Gou's heart!
He has seen the day when he will regain his glory.

If this kind of medicine could be developed, it would not only solve my own problems, but also benefit men all over the world.

In this way, wouldn’t I become the savior of thousands of men, and my name will be recorded in history in no time!
Zhu Xi was as excited as Zhao Gou.

As a famous Neo-Confucianist in the Southern Song Dynasty, people all respect him as the Sage Zhu Xi.

However, this great scholar, who was regarded as the orthodox Confucianist by later generations, also had a side that is little known.

In 1181 AD, after Zhu Xi was dismissed from his post as the Director of the Zhejiang East Tea Bureau, he came to Wuyi Mountain in Fujian to give lectures.

It was during this period that he met the young widow whom he had been dreaming about.

From then on, Zhu Xi's heart was like Pandora's box opened, and his desire for beauty became uncontrollable.

At this moment, seeing the introduction about aphrodisiacs on the skylight, Zhu Xi's already restless heart beat even faster!
I can’t believe it, I really can’t believe that there is such a magical medicine in the world!

If I could have developed this miracle medicine in advance, the little widow would be in agony!

hey-hey……

If one could integrate this miraculous medicine into one's own system of Neo-Confucianism, wouldn't it be possible to create a new "study of masculinity"?
Zhu Xi smiled secretly, imagining that he taught his students to "preserve the principles of heaven and eliminate human desires" during the day, but indulged in sensual pleasures with the help of Viagra at night.

The stimulation brought about by this contrast made this saint, who usually sat upright, secretly excited.

The more Zhu Xi thought about it, the more excited he became. He decided to find some people who knew about medicine to study it carefully!

Or why not secretly explore the method of making this magical medicine under the pretext of studying health preservation?
[Another unexpected invention was X-rays, which revolutionized the medical field.]

【X-rays, this amazing invention that can penetrate the human body and reveal its internal structure, has completely changed the way medical diagnosis is done.】

[It allows doctors to see what's going on inside a patient's body without surgery, and is considered the medical world's clairvoyance.]

[With X-rays, fractures are no longer a mystery, lung diseases are nowhere to hide, and even tooth decay has nowhere to hide. ]

【But this great invention was born out of a scientist's carelessness. 】

[In 1895, Wilhelm Roentgen, a physicist from the Sausage Country, was conducting an experiment with cathode ray tubes.] [One day, he was careless and forgot to turn off the experimental equipment before going home from get off work.]

[When he returned the next day, he was surprised to find that the photographic film placed nearby had developed.]

[Even more miraculously, an image of a key appeared on the film.]

【Roentgen was puzzled and began to conduct repeated experiments, and finally discovered a magical ray that could penetrate objects.】

[He named this radiation "X-rays" because its nature was not known at the time.]

[Roentgen soon realized the importance of this discovery and began to conduct more experiments.]

[He even experimented on his own wife, taking the world’s first human X-ray—of his wife’s hand.]

[When his wife saw the image of her own hand bones, she exclaimed: "I see my own death!"]

The emergence of X-rays greatly shocked Li Shizhen.

He stared blankly at the sky, marveling at how advanced the technology of later generations could be!

This Ming Dynasty figure who devoted his entire life to the study of traditional Chinese medicine felt as if the world had turned upside down at this moment.

Once upon a time, he needed to carefully observe the abnormalities in the patients' bodies through observation, smell, questioning and palpation.

Now, this magical X-ray can actually penetrate the human body directly and reveal the internal structure clearly.

Li Shizhen couldn't help but sigh, if he had such a magical tool to help him back then, why would he have to spend decades to compile the "Compendium of Materia Medica"?
If X-ray technology can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine theory, can a new diagnostic method be created?

Perhaps, by observing the direction of meridians inside the human body through X-rays, acupuncture treatment can be performed more accurately.

Alternatively, by using X-rays to examine the morphology of internal organs, one can more accurately determine the strength or weakness of the internal organs.

Li Shizhen's thoughts were like a wild horse running free from its reins, constantly running between traditional Chinese medicine and modern technology.

How wonderful it would be if you could travel through time and space and operate this magical instrument yourself?
But then he was confused again.

Does this sophisticated technology mean that traditional Chinese medicine's diagnostic methods will be completely replaced?
The theories of traditional Chinese medicine accumulated over thousands of years may seem insignificant in the face of such advanced technology.

In fact, Li Shizhen's concerns are not unreasonable.

His foresight and foresight can be described as prophetic.

With the development of the times, Western medicine has indeed caused a huge impact on traditional Chinese medicine.

The root of this impact lies in the fact that the theoretical basis of Western medicine is built on modern science.

Western medicine is based on anatomy, physiology, pathology, etc., and verifies its theories through experiments and data.

This medical system, based on repeatable experiments and quantitative analysis, is more in line with the paradigm of modern science.

In contrast, the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine is based on ancient philosophy and empirical summary.

Its core concepts such as yin and yang, the five elements, qi and blood are difficult to be accurately defined and quantified in the context of modern science.

This difference in theoretical foundations often puts traditional Chinese medicine at a disadvantage when facing the challenges of modern science.

Moreover, Western medicine's diagnosis and treatment methods are often more intuitive and accurate.

In comparison, the four diagnostic methods of traditional Chinese medicine are relatively lacking in accuracy and objectivity.

In emergency treatment and the treatment of certain major diseases, Western medicine can often quickly control the condition.

(End of this chapter)