As long as one possessed sufficient strength and broad knowledge, anyone could easily determine that the injuries plaguing Jun Hui were Dao injuries.
But as for the specific type of Dao injury, not even the top Medical Arts masters in the Three Realms could identify it.
Although Immortal Fairy Qu Wen was versed in Medical Arts, she had also been unable to determine the exact type of Dao injury.
When it came to understanding Dao injuries, Qin Fengming might not surpass Immortal Fairy Qu Wen, but his methods for treating them were slightly superior to hers.
Jun Hui had consumed quite a few pills for treating Dao injuries, yet the injuries within her body had not healed.
In Qin Fengming's eyes, this was not because Dao injuries were difficult to heal. Rather, the Dao injury pills' medicinal efficacy was insufficient, and they could not cure the injuries within Jun Hui's body in one go.
Jun Hui's injuries were unusual. Since they could not be cured, medicinal residues from the healing pills would accumulate within her body, making her injuries even harder to heal.
If Qin Fengming's judgment was correct, then to cure Jun Hui's Dao injuries, he would have to painstakingly devise a plan, increase the medicinal efficacy, and seek to use a single pill to completely repair the source of the illness within Jun Hui's body, allowing her Dao injuries to recover.
With pills, more was absolutely not always better. There was a proper limit. If the medicinal efficacy was too strong, the weak body would be unable to bear the nourishment, causing injury upon injury; if it was insufficient, it naturally could not cure the illness.
What Qin Fengming needed to do was find the balance between Jun Hui's Dao injuries and the pill, so that the pill