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Chapter 50
Skip this, in the morning, Qiao Xi went to see grandpa.

Grandfather Qiao Zhenshan lived alone in the old house by the West River. It used to be the Chinese medicine hall where he treated patients. Now it is dilapidated and has lost its former glory. You can see the words "Miaoshouhuichun" and so on.

"grandfather!"

Qiao Xi went into the house to look for grandpa, but there was no one in the house. She wandered around the door, and finally found him in front of the haystack.

The old man is lying in the haystack basking in the sun!
"grandfather!"

Qiao Xi came to Grandpa and knelt down to look at him. Qiao Zhenshan heard the voice, opened his cloudy old eyes, and was very happy to see that his most beloved granddaughter had returned.

"Xiao Xi is back."

"That's right, Grandpa." Qiao Xi also sat down, and excitedly said to Grandpa, "Grandpa, do you know? Last time I used the earthen recipe you taught me to save two dogs."

"Oh, it's not really a skill to save a dog, it's a real skill to save a dead person, Xiaoxi, you still need to learn more!"

Qiao Zhenshan looked at her with some kind of hope in his eyes. He seemed to want to hand over all the glory of the Qiao family to her, and hoped that she would carry forward the Qiao family's traditional Chinese medicine.

The ancestors of their Qiao family have been Chinese medicine practitioners for generations, and in Qiao Zhenshan's life, none of the following six children are interested in practicing medicine and curing diseases. Instead, the eldest granddaughter of the grandchildren has extremely high talents.

So when Qiao Xi was very young, the old man began to slowly teach her some medical knowledge. When Qiao Xi was in junior high school, she was already able to recite "Compendium of Materia Medica", familiar with the pharmacology of traditional Chinese medicine, and able to treat people with acupuncture and moxibustion. .

"I see, Grandpa, I plan to take the college entrance examination again, and take the entrance examination to Peijing Research Department Medical University."

Qiao Xi told her grandfather her plan.

"Okay, that's a prestigious school! Xiaoxi, it's all about effort. Grandpa believes that you will be able to get what you want."

"Good grandpa, Xiaoxi will definitely work hard."

After Qiao Zhenshan was in the sun, he touched the crutch beside him and was about to stand up. Qiao Xi supported his grandfather and accompanied him back to the house.

Qiao Xi remembered the legend of ancient medicine that grandpa had told before, and asked, "Grandpa, do you have a copy of "The Collection of Ancient Medicine"? Where is it now? Do you still keep it?"

"Oh, "Ancient Medicine Collection"..."

Qiao Zhenshan's memory is not particularly good. After thinking for a while, he said, "I remember that I put the corner of the table on it. You can look for it in the room."

Qiao Xi: "..."

I don’t know what to say anymore, such a mysterious cheat book, you’re always piling on the table, what a waste!
Qiao Xi searched all over the house, and finally found it in his grandfather's house. It turned out that his old man did not padded the table legs, but he padded the corner of the bed.

Alas, Qiao Xi felt extremely regretful. It was all because of the fact that the Qiao family didn't have any successors to inherit the mantle of grandpa, so grandpa's medical skills and his collection of medical classics were all wasted after he fell ill.

The "Ancient Medicine Collection" was taken out, and it was already dilapidated, the cover was gone, and when I patted it, it was full of dust.

"Cough cough cough..."

Qiao Xi coughed uncontrollably, "Grandpa, I found the book, and this book will belong to me from now on!"

"Okay, okay, take it if you like it! Look at the box in the back room, there are a lot of old books, take all the useful ones!"

"okay!"

Qiao Xi went to look through Grandpa's box again, and found some old books, many of which were related to medicine.

These are all babies!

Like digging a treasure, Qiao Xi took out everything she needed and tidied it up.

Glancing at grandpa's house, it was dirty and messy, and couldn't help but sigh, no matter how many children there are, what's the use of being unfilial?

(End of this chapter)