Stargirl's guide to life in the 70s

As soon as Yu Jiang returned to his laboratory, he was attacked by two overly excited people.

Yu Jiang pushed back two steps very quickly. Hu Xin and Su Jing, who were happy to share their today's results with Yu Jiang, stumbled and almost fell.

Yu Jiang breathed a sigh of relief. He was so close to being assassinated by these two boys.

"How's it going?" Yu Jiang walked back into the laboratory after dodging the two people, and began to look at the parts that Hu Xin and Su Jing had assembled today.

"Sister Yu, you are really awesome. We assembled the machine according to your drawings, and it can achieve the expected results after starting it. The next step is to wait for you to come back on Wednesday to complete the final upgrade!"

Hu Xin excitedly reported to Yu Jiang.

Yu Jiang also turned on the machine to check the operating status.

Well, these two guys are okay, they didn't install the wrong parts.

"Okay, no problem. You can have a good rest tonight and tomorrow. I will come back the day after tomorrow to complete the last step."

The two of them were very happy when they heard that Yu Jiang would let them rest tomorrow. After confirming with Yu Jiang that there was nothing else to do, they just put their bags on their backs and left in a slapstick manner.

Yu Jiang also went back to the dormitory directly. After washing up as usual, he took out two medical mannequins, one male and one female, in the bracelet space and began to review the knowledge Bai Lao talked about today.

It has to be said that this interstellar-specific human model can definitely meet Yu Jiang's needs for medical research.

First of all, this mannequin has a body temperature, pulse and heartbeat that are close to those of a real person, and the various reaction mechanisms of the body are exactly the same as those of a human being. It's just that those are all achieved by interstellar technology, not real people. So even if it is true, it cannot live like a human being.

Furthermore, this human body model can be disassembled to study only certain specific parts.

In short, this thing is extremely expensive in the interstellar world. Only some large hospitals and schools may have one or two.

Thanks to Yu Jiang's plant-based ability that can achieve huge profits, buying these two models also caused Yu Jiang to suffer unprecedented injuries. After that, she went out of her way to rob an alliance transport ship and made a lot of money, and then she regained her strength.

This shows how much Yu Jiang attaches great importance to and loves these two models.

But what Yu Jiang likes most is that the human body model can simulate various symptoms of illness through program control. During practice, interstellar medical students directly input treatment methods and medications, and the machine can reflect the relevant results based on the algorithm.

These two are what Yu Jiang used in StarCraft. In addition to the various programs originally compiled into them, there are also a series of programs written by Yu Jiang himself.

Now that he has come to this era and learned different knowledge, Yu Jiang plans to include the traditional Chinese medicine set, so that it will be more convenient for him to study diseases by himself.

Therefore, there is no problem that Bai Lao has been worried about the lack of actual case analysis in Yujiang.

Although it is still not as good as seeing a real person, this model can simulate different illnesses of people with different physiques according to her needs, but for the current situation, it is enough.

Yu Jiang plans to build the entire framework of traditional Chinese medicine in the human body model first, and then add specific diseases and treatments.

Of course, the most difficult part of the whole process is setting up the framework. After the framework is built, if you need to enter symptoms, methods, etc., just scan it with the book.

Whether it is Yu Jiang's manuscripts or various ancient Chinese medicine books, they can be directly scanned in, and the system will automatically classify and process them, which is extremely convenient.

Therefore, Yu Jiang's main work at this stage is just to build such a framework. However, Yu Jiang stayed up until the early morning and did not even build a tenth of it.

Forget it, let’s do it tomorrow!

Yu Jiang put the two mannequins directly into the bracelet space, lay down on the bed, rolled up the quilt, and fell asleep with his head covered.

On the other side, Lu Beiyuan, who finally had time to pick up his bracelet, was waiting for Yu Jiang to send him a message:? ? ?

Didn't Yu Jiang randomly send him one or two messages every night to deal with him?

Why did you suddenly stop sending him messages today?

Could it be that he didn't reply in time in the past few days, so Yu Jiang was angry?

Lu Beiyuan hid in the corner and sent dozens of messages to Yu Jiang.

However, it was impossible for Yu Jiang to return to him while he was asleep. Lu Beiyuan, who had not been able to recover for a long time, had to reluctantly turn off his bracelet and go to join his teammates.

So when Yu Jiang got up early the next morning and opened his bracelet, he was shocked again by Lu Beiyuan's news.

However, Yu Jiang had already seen a more explosive news attack, so he didn't react much at the moment. He simply replied to Lu Beiyuan that he was too busy last night and didn't read the news, so he no longer cared about Lu Beiyuan's subsequent reaction.

Today, Yu Jiang also went to Bai's home to study Chinese medicine for a day as usual.

Before leaving in the evening, Mr. Bai directly stuffed two or three books into Yu Jiang's hands and told Yu Jiang: "Take time to read them carefully. I will check them when I come to class next Monday."

Yes, Mr. Bai was expressing his dissatisfaction with Yu Jiang for only coming to study with him two days a week!

Although he also knew that jobs in the machinery factory were rare, Yu Jiang's ability to work in the machinery factory was also a guarantee for her. Instead of being like him, who only has medical skills but can only grow vegetables in the fields.

But reason is one thing, and realistic emotions are another.

Bai Lao felt that he had no objection to Yu Jiangyu going to work in the machinery factory, and even letting her study medical skills for only two days a week was certainly not wrong!

But he is frustrated!

Why only give him two days! Isn’t the thousands of years of traditional Chinese medicine knowledge passed down from our ancestors more fascinating than those cold machines?

Moreover, how many years do I have to live?

Can't you pass on everything you have learned throughout your life to Yu Jiang early?

Alas, it’s a pity that traditional Chinese medicine has become a crooked practice now...

And when it comes to robbing people, how could he defeat a machinery factory?

So, it’s not too much to assign some tasks to your disciple so that she can learn in her spare time while working in the machine factory!

If Yu Jiang knew what Bai Lao was thinking, he would be speechless!

Is this just a little bit of learning in your spare time?

Three whole books with one or two hundred pages!

Of course there is no problem if she is asked to read it all, but she still has to write it down? Have a test next week?

Is she that powerful in the eyes of her teacher?

Yu Jiang had an opinion, but she couldn't say it.

After all, she still had to rely on Bai Lao to learn. At this time, she could only sigh in her heart. On the surface, she had to respectfully accept the teacher's expectations of her.