Chapter 88 - Chapter 88 - 88: The Bone-Setting Sage (1/2)

Chapter 88 – 88: The Bone-Setting Sage

The park was still bustling with people, grandpas and grandmas fishing along the river also gaged in thusiastic conversations there.

Wh they saw Ch Yu and Tong Ya running by, they all stood up and crowded a.

“Ch, I heard you set Old Wu’s bone yesterday, is that true?”

“Take a look at me too! My back has be feeling off lately.”

“I took a fall a while back, and my elbow has be hurting. Is there anything that can ease the pain?”

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One question after another left Ch Yu somewhat bewildered, as he was after all not a professional doctor.

But these elderly folks were neighbors from the vicinity and regular customers at his shop.

It indeed seemed inappropriate to just turn them down.

With no other choice, Ch Yu could only pick out a rock to sit on.

From a biological perspective, every person’s body has certain proportions.

Once there is an issue with the skeleton, those proportions can start to deviate.

Ch Yu had now mastered all the biological knowledge known to man, so just by glancing at them, he could tell where their skeletal problems were.

As the sound of bones being set continued to crack and pop, each grandpa and grandma treated by Ch Yu expressed feeling great relief.

There was ev a grandpa whose chronic lumbar disc herniation was cured with just a push from Ch Yu.

In no time at all, more and more grandpas and grandmas gathered a Ch Yu, treating him like a professional bone-setting doctor.

Before long, Ch Yu had treated a of local siors.

Just th, a grandpa with an exceptionally pale and haggard face approached Ch Yu.

“Boss Ch, lately the doctor keeps saying that I’m too weak to befit from tonics, and of the many medicines I’ve tak seem to work. Can you take a look at me?”

Ch Yu was tak aback. He only had some biological and chemical knowledge.

Setting bones and handling simple cases of fever and the common cold was one thing, but for these more complex conditions, a professional doctor was needed.

Just as he was about to decline, Tong Ya suddly checked the old man’s pulse.

“Old man, your body is depleted. Moreover, there’s too much congestion inside you, prevting normal circulation.”

Her words instantly lighted Ch Yu, his mind rapidly piecing together his biological and chemical knowledge.

“Old man, how about this: come to my shop tomorrow at three in the afternoon, I’ll prepare a medicinal meal for you that should improve your condition.”

The old man immediately became excited and started shaking Ch Yu’s hand vigorously.

By this time, the sky was growing dark, and the siors who had come to fish and exercise began to head home.

Ch Yu also jogged back to the shop at an ev pace with Tong Ya.

After washing up, just as they lay down in bed, Tong Ya suddly turned to face Ch Yu.

“I’ve noticed you seem to know how to do everything. You ev know how to cook medicinal meals.”

Ch Yu didn’t directly respond but instead turned to the side and caught Tong Ya’s chin.

“The man you’ve set your eyes on is very capable!”

Suddly being flirted with, Tong Ya’s face instantly turned red.

She felt that keeping up with a conversation with Ch Yu was becoming somewhat difficult.

In the past, she could occasionally tease Ch Yu, but now she felt utterly outsmarted in every way by him.

“Of course, I have very good taste.”

No sooner had Tong Ya spok these words than she felt they fell flat, as if she couldn’t showcase her intelligce at all in front of Ch Yu.