The Ming Dynasty started with saving the eldest grandson

Chapter 98 Keep Talking
After returning to the palace, Zhu Xi reluctantly said goodbye to Chen Jingke and went to Kunning Palace to visit his parents.

Not surprisingly, he was disliked by Zhu Yuanzhang in various ways.

Zhu Rui's left ear went in and his right ear came out, but he pretended not to hear anything.

Ma Xiuying perfectly demonstrated what it means to be a loving mother. She gave him all words of comfort and praise, but not a word of blame.

This made Zhu Yuanzhang extremely dissatisfied. After Zhu Yu left, he began to complain:
"Sister, why don't you join me in persuading him? He is also your flesh and blood. Are you willing to see him not doing his job properly?"

Ma Xiuying sighed: "I have given birth to five sons, three of whom are successful. How dare I ask for more?"

If he wants to be Prince Taiping, let him go. As long as he doesn't bring disaster to the country and people like the second child, I'll be satisfied. "

When Zhu Yuanzhang mentioned the second son, he immediately felt that Zhu Xi was more pleasing to his eyes and said nothing more.

On the other side, Chen Jingke was also thinking about a question.

He knew better than anyone that he had no chance to specialize in medical skills.

There is a saying in the past that when a scientist frequently appears on the screen, it basically means that his research career is over.

The reason is simple. In addition to inspiration, scientific research also requires a lot of time.

It takes several years or even decades to get results.

If you are in public too often, you won’t have time to do research.

Medical skills are a discipline that relies heavily on practice. The more cases you are exposed to, the better your medical skills will become.

This is why everyone trusts old doctors.

Why did Sun Simiao leave his job as a powerful person and insisted on running around the country?
Just for practice.

And since the day he became his great-grandson's companion, he had basically no chance to practice.

Take the past month as an example. I have been busy basically every day and have never been idle for a moment.

Even the compilation of medical books was delayed, let alone studying medical skills.

If things go on like this, his medical skills will be good if they don't deteriorate, but it will be difficult to improve.

But as a time traveler, he has many advanced medical theories in his mind.

If you don't take it out, how can you be willing to do so?

Such as surgery.

Strictly speaking, he belongs to the Department of Internal Medicine, and his understanding of surgery is only theoretical.

It's okay to ask him to perform surgery and sew a small wound, but anything else is beyond his capabilities.

If he is given enough time and experimental materials, he can slowly get started and transform theory into practice.

But now, he doesn't have this chance.

What he had thought before was that when he became famous enough, he would publish a book and build a basic surgical system.

The rest is left to other doctors to fill in.

But now, he found that there was a better option.

Teach these things to Zhu Zhu and let him study them.

He is interested in medical skills and has talent in this area. The key is to have this ability.

Even better than myself for doing research.

If nothing else, surgery requires an anatomy teacher. Where can he get one?

According to the law, if he dares to touch other people's corpses, it is a capital offense.

As the son of Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma, Zhu Rui has many ways to obtain materials. Even if the news leaks, no one dares to do anything to him.

At worst, he will be sent to Yunnan again.

This guy was assigned twice in his previous life. It would be imperfect if he was not assigned once in this life.

But if he is really sent away, then he, the instigator, will definitely be liquidated.

Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang's consent must be obtained before teaching him medical skills.

After some thinking, Chen Jingke already had an idea in his mind.

He first found Zhu Xiongying, told him his plan, and asked for his opinion.

As a grandson's companion, Zhu Xiongying's permission must be obtained before accepting a vassal king as his apprentice.To do otherwise would be tantamount to betrayal.

Chen Jingke still understands this clearly.

After Zhu Xiongying asked the reason carefully, he smiled and said, "This is a good thing. Grandpa Huang no longer has to worry about his fifth uncle."

Chen Jingke was not surprised by this answer.

The vassal king "had no great ambitions" and was fond of medical skills and literature. This was what the emperor was most happy to see.

The reason why Zhu Yuanzhang suspected that Zhu was ignorant and unskilled was from his father's point of view.

Zhu Xiongying is a grandson, and his views on many things are gradually shifting from the emperor's perspective.

Therefore, he had no reason to object to Chen Jingke teaching Zhu Ju medicine.

Not only did he agree, he also helped with ideas:

"Don't go to Grandpa Huang. Go and tell Grandma Huang. This matter will be more likely to succeed."

This is exactly what Chen Jingke thought. If he approached Lao Zhu directly, he would most likely be scolded and then rejected.

Only by looking for Queen Ma can you have a chance of success.

So, after checking Ma Xiuying's body once, he expressed his thoughts.

"...The King of Zhou is the most talented person in medicine that I have ever seen. He also likes medical skills very much and has a benevolent heart..."

"I want to teach him some secret medical skills..."

"If the King of Zhou could understand these secret transmissions thoroughly, compile them into medical books and spread them widely..."

"In the future, his status in the medical family will be no less than that of the two miracle doctors Zhang Zhongjing and Sun Simiao."

Secret medical knowledge?

Hearing these words, Ma Xiuying's heart stirred up.

Chen Jingke has such superb medical skills at such a young age, which can no longer be explained by the word talent.

Everyone is speculating that he may have a secret method.

But no one asked, because if you inquire about the secret method, you will be your mortal enemy.

Now Chen Jingke's words are equivalent to confirming this guess.

Ma Xiuying hid her emotions well and asked:
"Are you really willing to pass the secret message to Zhu Ru? Don't you mind if he makes it public?"

Chen Jingke nodded solemnly: "Self-preserving the broom will only hinder the development of medicine. Even if there is no King Zhou, I will make it public."

Ma Xiuying immediately thought of the medical book he was writing and couldn't help but nod in appreciation.

"It's just that the medical skills I have learned are too complex, and what I can use is not even enough."

"For many of them, I only know what they are and don't know why. I don't even have the chance to use them, and I don't know the specific situation."

"Writing it in medical books hastily may bring disaster to future generations."

"This part of the secret transmission is passed on to King Zhou with the intention of letting him verify it."

Ma Xiuying nodded, but she still had some doubts in her heart.

Secret transmission, shouldn’t the conditions for inheritance be very strict?
Some even pass it on from son to daughter.

Why do you want to pass it on to Zhu Rui after you only met him once?
Chen Jingke paused for a moment and continued: "But some medical skills are too shocking. In the research stage, once word spreads, it may attract criticism."

Ma Xiuying thought that was the case, and at the same time she put down her doubts.

"Oh, what a shocking method?"

Chen Jingke said: "You need to use corpses to practice, there are many corpses."

After speaking, he looked at Ma Xiuying cautiously, waiting for her reaction.

But after a while, she didn't speak.

Chen Jingke felt a little cold, it seemed that she disagreed.

But it's normal, any mother is willing to let her child take this risk.

When he was about to resign, he saw Ma Xiuying said doubtfully:
"Go on, besides practicing with corpses, what else can you do?"

(End of this chapter)