I'm a Medical Student, and You Want Me to Be a Corpse Collector?
Chapter 1620

Untreatable, the Spirit-Linked Old Cypress Root

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When I heard White Immortal say that she could not treat it, my master and I were briefly stunned, then somewhat disappointed.

But White Immortal continued:

"Our Bai Family's healing methods mainly involve external guidance and self-healing.

External guidance means using the Bai Family's unique abilities to establish a connection with the patient.

We transmit our own power to the patient, then dissolve their illness.

As for self-healing, we use our abilities to empower the patient and strengthen their natural healing ability, allowing them to recover on their own.

First of all, young friend Du'e's condition is not an ordinary illness.

It is baleful qi entering the body, and in a very large amount.

Young friend's body is special, so he is all right.

The baleful qi has only reached Shaohai. If it had been an ordinary person, they would have died long ago.

This old woman does not dare establish a connection with his body either, or the baleful qi would enter my body as well.

And I would be unable to dissolve that baleful qi.

As for self-healing, that is even less possible. This is not a physical ailment, so our abilities would be completely ineffective.

Therefore, this old woman cannot treat young friend Du'e's condition."

Only after hearing White Granny's explanation did I understand why the White Immortals were known for being skilled healers.

It was not because they possessed extensive medical knowledge, but because these avian creatures possessed special abilities.

Through those abilities, they helped others treat illnesses.

But my condition was not an ailment of flesh and blood, so naturally, her abilities had no effect.

Once my master and I understood this, we reluctantly accepted it.

After all, our ultimate purpose for coming here was to find Zhao Liansheng of the Heavenly Physician Lineage.

Though

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