Poisons were merely a very obscure branch of traditional Chinese medicine.
Especially after the development of modern technology.
Many traditional Chinese doctors had already abandoned research in this area.
It was not that traditional Chinese medicine was inferior to Western medicine when it came to detoxification.
But in many cases, detoxification through traditional Chinese medicine placed extremely high demands on the physician.
First, one needed extensive experience.
What mattered even more was one's understanding of all kinds of poisons.
As well as one's methods of prescribing medicine.
It would not be an exaggeration to say that Chinese medicine required a different prescription for every person.
Those doctors who claimed one prescription could cure a hundred illnesses could be said to be nothing more than charlatans.
"Are you really that confident?"
The old man surnamed Du was once again shocked by Ye Yuan's words.
"This junior is confident."
Ye Yuan met the old man's gaze.
And answered firmly.
The two stared at each other for more than ten seconds.
Only then did the old man withdraw his gaze.
He then turned to Ouyang Jianguo, who stood nearby with a grim expression, and said,
"Ouyang, you know the rules. Even if the imperial physicians accept you, they will only guarantee your own treatment.
"So I suggest leaving the girl's health to this boy. Do you have any objections?"
"Uncle, since you've spoken, what objection could I possibly have?
"How could I not trust you?"
Ouyang Jianguo said with a bitter smile.
He had not the slightest thought of showing disrespect toward his uncle.
Good heavens! What a revelation!
Only after hearing their conversation did Ye Yuan belatedly realize what was going on.
No wonder he kept calling her "the girl."
"The girl," over and over again.
They really were relatives?
Judging by