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It was enough for Huo Qubing to continue taking the medicine from Great Zhou. However, Zhang Jingyan still gave him a course of acupuncture treatment so that he could recover more thoroughly.

Once things here were settled, he turned around and could not help discussing the prescriptions with the Great Zhou physician again.

After all, he had not yet pledged his allegiance before, so he had still been somewhat hesitant about discussing prescriptions with the other man.

But now that he had sworn loyalty, he had no more scruples.

Over the past few days, while handling trivial matters and packing his belongings, he had spent no small amount of time pondering those prescriptions. His belly was full of questions, yet he could find no one to discuss them with, and the restraint had been agonizing. Now he could finally discuss them to his heart's content.

Seeing this, Huo Qubing did not find it strange. He could tell that his Uncle Zhang had found a kindred spirit.

In truth, however, the content the Great Zhou physician was discussing with him at that moment consisted almost entirely of Ye Yan's research findings. They had merely memorized them. Any competent physician in Great Zhou could have done the same.

This directly led to a situation.

As the discussions deepened over the following days, ordinary physicians soon found themselves unable to keep up.

"I'm afraid only our Minister Ye can discuss this with you."

Without realizing it, the Great Zhou physician also developed a measure of respect for Zhang Jingyan's insights into medicine.

Zhang Jingyan had heard the name Ye Yan more than once. Hearing it again now, he could not help feeling a few threads of yearning in his heart.

During these days of exchanges, Zhang Jingyan had already realized that although Great