Can Traditional Chinese Medicine cure illnesses?
Of course, it can.

But the counterfeiting of medicinal herbs is shocking.
For example, Red Ginseng, which should be prepared from Ginseng, is replaced by merchants with cheaper American ginseng.
It would be a miracle if such Chinese medicinal herbs could cure any illness.

Li Xu has bound himself to the [Daily Intelligence System].

[Intelligence 1: Yiyao Hall in the Chinese medicinal herbs wholesale market has just received a batch of genuine Malva nuts.]
[Intelligence 2: Guangyi Trading is boiling and dyeing hyacinth beans, worth 20 yuan/jin, to pass them off as Sour Jujube Seeds, worth 800 yuan/jin.]
[Intelligence 3: Three wild Danggui of excellent quality are growing on the ridge of Peach Mountain, west of the city. They have matured, please collect them in a timely manner.]
[Intelligence 4: Your next-door neighbor, Hu Wenguang, has a kidney yin deficiency. You can use two liang of Goji Berries, seven qian of mulberries, one liang and two qian of rehmannia root...]

Using good herbs, prescribing good formulas, and applying good acupuncture... Li Xu will let the world know what true "curing illness upon treatment" means!

"If someone is excessively brilliant—even displaying precognitive abilities beyond that of ordinary people—as long as it falls within an acceptable range, others will at most praise them as a 'prodigy' or assume they've got some kind of cheat code," Li Xu muttered to himself, leaning back in his chair and gently tapping his fingers against the desk. "You could tell the truth and say you had an epiphany, or that an Immortal taught you in a dream. Others might find it mystical, but they wouldn't necessarily dig deeper. After all, there really are geniuses in this world whose cognitive and processing speeds are simply unreachable by normal people."


Chapter 772 - Chapter 772: Plans