The Ming Dynasty started with saving the eldest grandson

Chapter 99: Starting a Medical Revolution

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A string of questions popped up in Chen Jingke's mind. Is there anything more serious than practicing with corpses?
If Ma Xiuying knew what he was thinking, she would definitely say with disdain:
I waded through the mountains of corpses and the sea of ​​blood, what haven’t you seen?

What's wrong with practicing with corpses? Have you ever heard of cannibalism?I have seen it with my own eyes.

If you can learn excellent medical skills, what does it mean to practice with corpses?
Although Chen Jingke couldn't guess what Ma Xiuying was thinking, he could tell that she didn't seem to be unable to accept practicing with corpses.

What a turn of events.

He suppressed the excitement in his heart and said carefully: "No more, look..."

Ma Xiuying nodded slightly and said, "It is Zhu Xi's blessing to be able to learn medical skills from you."

Does this agree?
Chen Jingke said excitedly: "Thank you, empress."

Ma Xiuying smiled and said, "I should thank you."

Then she said sternly: "Tomorrow I will ask His Majesty to prepare a apprenticeship ceremony. However, due to my status, I will not take this matter seriously. I hope you can understand."

Chen Jingke said quickly: "No matter what, I just teach him some methods. How far King Zhou can go depends on him."

However, Ma Xiuying insisted: "Those who preach and teach are teachers, even the royal family is no exception. There is no need for you to refuse."

Chen Jingke knew her well and knew that he could not refuse, so he could only say:

"Thank you madam."

But it was very useful in my heart.

Although he can teach whether or not he is a disciple, but becoming a disciple is a sign of respect for himself.

Then Ma Xiuying found Zhu Yuanzhang and informed him of the matter.

After Zhu Yuanzhang confirmed that it was a secret transmission from the professor, he agreed without hesitation and immediately called for Zhu Rui.

Without asking him about his wishes, he just told him to study hard with Chen Jingke.

Zhu Xi was a little surprised at first, but when he learned that Chen Jingke was going to accept him as his disciple to teach him medical skills, he immediately laughed like crazy.

Zhu Yuanzhang acted very quickly and didn't even go to the morning court the next day... Well, he left it to Zhu Biao to do it for him.

He personally took Zhu Ru to become a disciple and invited Ye Dui to be a witness.

Chen Jingke himself was a little surprised.

He originally thought that it was Zhu Xi who came to the door with gifts and just said a few words and it was done.

I didn't expect Zhu Yuanzhang to do it so grandly.

In fact, the reason why Zhu Yuanzhang did this is not difficult to guess.

Of course, it's definitely not for the sake of his son's future.

What prompted him to do this was Chen Jingke's medical skills.

Again, becoming the world's number one in medical skills as a teenager is no longer something that can be explained by talent.

Everyone basically acquiesced that he controlled the secret transmission.

In the past, no one had a concrete idea of ​​how profound this secret transmission was.

It wasn't until the emergence of the 'disease theory' that people finally got a glimpse of the tip of the iceberg.

The evaluation of the imperial doctors is that with this theory, Chen Jingke's status among doctors can be ranked among the top five.

If his medical book is successfully compiled, he will be ranked among the top three.

This shows how powerful the secret message he has mastered is.

This is a real life-saving thing.

It is in the hands of Chen Jingke, how can it be reassuring to be in the hands of his own son.

Everyone can guess his thoughts, and Chen Jingke naturally knows it too.

But it doesn't matter, he has never thought about cherishing his broom.

As he often said, medical skills can only improve through communication.

After the apprenticeship was over, Zhu Rui immediately changed his name to "teacher".

Chen Jingke resisted for a few words, and it was not until Zhu Yuanzhang spoke in person that he agreed.

Then he took the opportunity to make some requests: "Some medical skills require special equipment to perform..."

Zhu Yuanzhang immediately said: "If you need anything, just tell Tie'er directly and let him find a way. If he can't do it, come back to me."

With these words, Chen Jingke felt relieved.

After Zhu Yuanzhang and Ye Dui left, he took out a stack of paper with many different knives drawn on it:
"Find the best craftsmen and use the best steel to build these tools..."

"It must be made strictly according to the requirements I wrote. It's almost impossible." Although Zhu Zhu didn't know what these instruments were used for, he also knew that they were related to medical skills. He said seriously:

"Yes, I will find the best craftsman to make it right away."

Chen Jingke added: "Look for transparent crystal. The purer the better, the bigger the crystal the better."

"Looking for a few more mirror polishers, I'll be of great use..."

This is used to make a microscope.

Although a microscope polished with natural crystal is not enough to observe germs and bacteria, it is the key to opening the door to the microscopic world.

must have.

Just get it out and use it first, and then gradually study a better microscope.

Many things only have people to study them when there is a demand for them.

Soon Zhu Ru found a master of crystal and mirror grinding.

Naturally, these people could not be brought into the palace, but were placed in Zhu Ju's residence in Yingtian.

After Chen Jingke made the request, these craftsmen began to polish it carefully.

Lenses that can be used to make microscopes are naturally not that easy to polish.

All the initial polishing was wasted.

In line with the principle of recycling waste, Chen Jingke picked out the ones that could still be used and made a slight modification to make a monocular telescope.

After the craftsmen saw the effect of the telescope, they fully understood his plan, and their work efficiency improved a lot.

Afterwards, Chen Jingke presented the telescope to Zhu Yuanzhang.

Who is Lao Zhu? He immediately understood the true use of this thing.

He was immediately asked to build a few more and keep them strictly confidential, and the matter must not be leaked.

Then he found Xu Da, Zhu Fan, Zhu Di and others with a telescope and showed them the object.

Not surprisingly, everyone was conquered by the telescope.

Everyone was speechless when they learned that it was Chen Jingke who made it and that it was just a by-product of some kind of medical equipment.

While making the utensils, Chen Jingke was not idle and began to teach Zhu Ju from the most basic level.

For Zhu Rui, this knowledge is equivalent to opening a door for him and entering a whole new world.

Although he was shocked, he also started to learn eagerly.

Chen Jingke also drew various anatomical diagrams of the human body based on his memory.

Of course, he is not a professional surgeon, so he only learned these things when he was in school.

After work, I basically forget about it.

In addition, I haven’t been in contact with him for more than ten years since time travel, and I have forgotten almost everything, so I can only draw a rough picture.

"These pictures have many errors and no details. You can only use them as a reference."

"When you have the opportunity in the future, you can find a way to fix the mistakes yourself..."

Zhu Tie looked at these pictures and was speechless.

He understands the human body so thoroughly, I don’t know who wrote it.

This inheritance from the teacher is indeed extraordinary.

Afterwards, Chen Jingke took out something that changed the history of surgery.

Anesthetic.

The history of this stuff can be traced back to Hua Tuo’s Ma Fei Powder.

But Ma Fei San was lost after Hua Tuo's death.

Although doctors have been trying to recreate it since then, they have been unsuccessful.

It was not until the rise of modern medicine that someone developed a traditional Chinese anesthetic using Datura flowers as the main drug.

But compared with chemical anesthetics, it has no advantages and can only be kept on the shelf as a reserve.

This is very similar to the experience with traditional Chinese medicine disinfectants.

But this thing will be extremely useful in the Ming Dynasty.

There were also catguts and the like, all of which were taken out one after another.

No one in the 15th year of Hongwu's reign in the Ming Dynasty had yet realized that a medical revolution was quietly brewing in Yingtian Mansion.

(End of this chapter)