Plague Treatise

Fang Yun pondered for a moment before making his decision. He would use the renowned Riverbend School as a springboard, draw upon certain Medical School theories of Saint Origin Continent that resembled those of the Febrile Disease School, cross a span of more than a thousand years, and directly write a book devoted to treating plagues, founded upon the theories of the Febrile Disease School.

The Pestilence School surpassed the Cold Damage School by over a thousand years in treating infectious diseases, and many of its theories were practically earth-shattering. Fang Yun had no time to deliberate; he listed every theory that had stood the test of time.

If he were to write a book specifically for treating plagues, Wu Youxing's Plague Treatise was an absolute hurdle he could not bypass. It was Ancient Hua Kingdom's first Medical Book to systematically study infectious diseases.

This book had played an immeasurable role in the treatment of infectious diseases in later generations, saving countless common people.

In Ancient Hua Kingdom, after the Cold Damage School came the contention between the Riverbend School and the Yishui School. One studied the mechanisms of fiery heat diseases, while the other focused on the mechanisms of diseases of the viscera and bowels. The two schools arose around the same time, and their collisions and exchanges formed a brilliant radiance in the Medical Way.

Afterward, the Febrile Disease School, built upon the foundation of the Riverbend School, became a new star of the Medical Way.

From the Cold Damage School to the Febrile Disease School, a thousand years had passed. Even if the Medical School of Saint Origin Continent had advanced at a far greater pace, even if it had realized that the Cold Damage School could not cure every illness, true febrile disease theory had never