Medicine and medicinal materials went hand in hand. As the Huang family had been in the medicinal materials business for many years, they not only knew a great deal about medicinal materials, but also possessed prescriptions for certain injuries and illnesses, accumulated through years of business.
Therefore, although Old Mr. Huang's injuries were severe, all hope had not been lost. They brought Old Mr. Huang home and prepared to see whether the prescriptions could save him.
In modern society, many people placed their faith in the authority of Western medicine, yet few knew that Traditional Chinese Medicine was sometimes no less capable than Western medicine—perhaps even far more so.
Thus, they dug out the prescriptions and began searching for useful medicinal materials through every possible channel. Meanwhile, after bringing Old Mr. Huang home, they first used the aged ginseng they already had to preserve his life.
Although the Huang family's aged ginseng was over a century old, only a dozen or so slices remained. They had purchased it long ago as something to save lives with.
At the same time, the Huang family contacted every possible source. Life-saving medicinal materials were no ordinary herbs, and for some of them, the older they were, the stronger their effects. Naturally, finding them took time.
Everything that happened to the Huang family was naturally under Zhang Sheng's watch. From the moment Old Mr. Huang left the hospital, he had remained under surveillance, whether the Huang family was searching for medicinal materials or taking out slices of century-old ginseng to keep Old Mr. Huang alive.
Zhang Sheng watched from the sidelines like a bystander. Of course, he was waiting. Once the Huang family found something good, he would make his move. As for the century-old ginseng slices they used to keep Old Mr. Huang