Siheyuan: This is really immoral

Soon after lunch, sunlight shone through the window into the spacious and bright living room of the Wen family. At this time, Lin Zhuang took a short break and began to follow up with Wen's father and mother.

He sat beside Wen's mother with a focused expression, carefully asking about the changes in her condition and her daily feelings. From her words, it was obvious that her condition had indeed improved. Her body was no longer as painful as it was at the beginning, and her mental state was much better.

After a period of recuperation and treatment, Wen's mother is now able to get out of bed and help her daughter Wen Lian with some simple housework. Although Wen Lian is very determined and does not want her mother to work hard, the deep affection between mother and daughter makes Wen's mother unable to sit idly by.

Over the years, Wen Lian has been managing all the household affairs by herself. Her mother has seen all the hardships and difficulties and felt pain in her heart. Now that she is gradually recovering, how can she bear to see her daughter continue to work so hard? So even if it is just to help with trivial things such as cleaning up the dishes and sweeping the floor, Wen's mother will do her part.

At this moment, Lin Zhuang has already tried his best and exerted his best. You know, Wen's mother's current condition is really not optimistic. It is not an exaggeration to say that she is already terminally ill and there is no way to save her.

Even with his great medical skills, facing such a difficult disease, he could only delay her remaining life a little. Apart from that, all Lin Zhuang could do was to try to alleviate the pain that Wen's mother had to endure during the days before her death, so that her final journey of life would not be too difficult and hard.

Wen's father was in a much better condition. After a period of recuperation, his wounds healed quite well. Not only that, Lin Zhuang and his fellow hunters often sent him meat to make broth for Wen's father to nourish his body. In addition, Wen's father made a living by hunting for many years and had a strong physique, so his recovery speed was likely to exceed Lin Zhuang's initial expectations.

After careful consideration and deep thought, Lin Zhuang made some minor adjustments to the prescription he had given previously.

After completing this series of operations, Lin Zhuang packed up a little, and then set off on the road to the countryside with Wen Lian. Along the way, Lin Zhuang drove Wen Lian, talking and laughing.

The breeze caressed their faces, bringing the fresh breath of the countryside. Under the blue sky and white clouds, this vast rural land looked peaceful and beautiful.

Zhan Shengfeng's son has woken up, and Lin Zhuang has already told him that as long as he wakes up and is conscious, there will be no problem... But Zhan Shengfeng is worried, and begs Wen Lian to invite Lin Zhuang to come over to take a look at his son.

During lunch, Wen Lian mentioned this matter to Lin Zhuang, but also told Lin Zhuang that if Lin Zhuang had something to do or didn't want to go, she could just find an excuse to refuse.

However, after careful consideration, Lin Zhuang finally nodded in agreement.

After all, that place was halfway in the same direction as where he usually fished.

Moreover, if he could cure his son's illness earlier, he could then take the beautiful Wen Lian with him to appreciate the beautiful maple leaves that were as brilliant as flames.

Thinking of this, Lin Zhuang couldn't help but feel a surge of anticipation in his heart. In his previous life, he really liked the maple leaves in Xiangshan, Peking.

Not long after, the two arrived at the door of the Zhan family. This was a typical rural courtyard, and the gate was usually open.

When they stepped into the yard, they saw Aunt Zhan sweeping the yard. She was holding a broom and gently sweeping the fallen leaves and dust on the ground, but the strange thing was that while she was working, she kept wiping the tears from the corners of her eyes.

Wen Lian, who was walking in front, did not notice these details because her eyes were not that sharp.

As soon as she stepped into the courtyard, she greeted Aunt Zhan from afar: "Aunt! We are here to see you!" Her voice was clear and loud, echoing in the quiet courtyard.

"Auntie - are you busy or something? I'm here with Lin Zhuang."

Aunt Zhan was originally bending over, concentrating on cleaning the open space in front of the door. Suddenly, she heard that sentence, and her whole body seemed to be struck by lightning, and she froze in place instantly. After several seconds, she woke up as if from a dream, raised her head in disbelief, and looked in the direction of the sound with wide eyes.

After confirming that she had not heard or seen it wrong, she felt a pang in her heart and tears welled up in her eyes. She subconsciously stretched out her right hand and gently wiped the corner of her eyes with her rough fingers to hide the tears that were about to burst out.

Then, as if she remembered something, she hurriedly threw the broom made of small branches aside, her movements a little flustered. Then she quickly wiped the corners of her eyes with both hands, took a deep breath, tried to calm herself down a little, and then spoke:

"It's Xiaolian and Doctor Lin. Come in, come in!"

"Are you cold? Come in and sit down. I'll make you some hot tea."

As he said that, he took one of them by the arm and welcomed them into the house. While pouring hot tea for them, he apologized, "The boss went out hunting. He didn't go deep this time. It's cold, so it's not easy to hunt... He just went to check the traps and see if there were any unexpected gains."

"In the afternoon, I will definitely be back before the sun sets. Please be patient and wait."

Lin Zhuang was not willing to stay here all the time. He was planning to take Wen Lian to see the maple leaves, so he took the initiative to say, "We are here mainly to see a doctor... I have something else to do later, so I won't stay for long."

Aunt Zhan nodded quickly. She only then remembered the key point of the matter. Her mood suddenly became very low. She said to Lin Zhuang worriedly, "My son is awake... I don't know how to describe it. He looks dazed. Sometimes he doesn't even know how to eat, drink, defecate or urinate. It's like he has lost his soul."

As she spoke, she began to sob a little, and tears couldn't help but flow from the corners of her eyes.

Lin Zhuang frowned slightly, staring at the front with deep eyes, his mind was full of thoughts. After just a short thought, he had a preliminary judgment in his mind, but this was only a guess based on the current limited information, and it was difficult to easily assert the truth. Therefore, he decided to put aside his guesses for the time being and go to check it out in person to draw a more accurate and reliable conclusion.

Thinking of this, Lin Zhuang nodded to Aunt Zhan next to him, and followed her into the house. As soon as he stepped into the room, Lin Zhuang's eyes were immediately attracted by the child sitting quietly beside the bed. The child stared out the window with dull eyes, as if everything in the outside world had nothing to do with him.

Even when he heard the sound of them entering the room, his reaction was extremely slow. After a long while, he seemed to come to his senses and slowly turned his head to look in the direction of the door. However, that was all. Then, as if he had lost all his life, he turned his head back and continued to stare out the window dully, without any extra movements or expressions.

The child's eyes were like deep black holes, empty, as if he had lost the support of his soul and could not find any focus. He just stood there quietly, like a lifeless puppet.

Seeing this, Wen Lian could not help but feel a surge of fear in her heart, and subconsciously reached out and grabbed the back of Lin Zhuang's clothes beside her. However, despite her heart full of fear, she pursed her lips tightly and dared not make a sound. Because at this moment, the expressionless child was staring at them with an unusually calm look, that kind of calmness was creepy, as if hiding endless Chinese horror.

Not far away, Aunt Zhan was holding back her tears and sobbing softly. Her trembling body and sad expression made the whole atmosphere even more solemn and depressing. In such a situation, no one could speak easily, so as not to break the tense atmosphere brought by the silence.

In fact, Wen Lian was just frightened by the child's strange appearance for a moment, and she was not ignorant or inconsiderate. She knew that she should remain quiet at this moment and wait for the right time to react.

Although the scene before her eyes was truly horrifying, as long as she gently held Lin Zhuang in her hand, it was as if Lin Zhuang had instantly transformed into a shining little sun, continuously conveying endless warmth and a sense of security to her.

Lin Zhuang walked forward steadily, holding a few silver needles that shone with cold light between his slender fingers. Worried that the child might have an adverse reaction to the treatment, Lin Zhuang moved very carefully, slowly and steadily, and approached the child's bed step by step.

However, when he finally reached the bed, he was pleasantly surprised to find that all his previous worries were unnecessary! It turned out that the child's actual condition was far less complicated and difficult to deal with than he had imagined.

The silver needle flashed with cold light, and rushed towards his acupuncture point as fast as lightning. In the blink of an eye, the silver needle accurately pierced into the target acupuncture point. At this moment, something amazing happened - the child who was originally energetic suddenly seemed to be shrouded by an invisible fatigue, and his upper eyelids began to fight with the lower eyelids uncontrollably.

At first, the child tried to open his eyes, but as time went on, he became more and more sleepy. After a while, his body seemed to have lost all its strength and he collapsed. His big, bright eyes finally couldn't resist the invasion of sleepiness and slowly closed.

At the same time, Lin Zhuang, who had been watching closely, had already made preparations. He was quick-witted and stretched out his hands to support the child's back steadily when his body went limp, and then carefully laid him flat on the bed. The whole action was smooth and seamless, without any delay.

Then, he slowly turned around and his eyes fell on Aunt Zhan, who was already crying and crying. She was shaking slightly, with tears all over her face. Her grief-stricken look made people feel pity.

Lin Zhuang took a deep breath and said to her in a gentle and calm tone: "Auntie, don't worry too much. In fact, his condition is a bit like a vegetative state..." As soon as he said this, Lin Zhuang realized that he might be a little too professional and worried that Aunt Zhan would not understand what a vegetative state is. So he paused for a moment and quickly thought about how to explain it in a more understandable way.

After a moment, Lin Zhuang spoke again: "To put it simply, he has been unconscious for a long time and has completely lost contact with the outside world. He was suddenly awakened this time, and his brain has not been able to adapt to this change for a while, so this is the current situation... But don't worry, the problem is not serious. I'll prescribe some tranquilizers for him, and he should be able to recover faster."

After hearing Lin Zhuang's detailed and reassuring explanation, the woman nodded repeatedly as if relieved. She hurried to the side, carefully took out paper and pen from the drawer, and respectfully handed them to Lin Zhuang, asking him to write down the prescription. At this moment, her family had no doubts about Lin Zhuang's superb medical skills, and they placed all their hopes on this young doctor without reservation.

Lin Zhuang held a pen in his hand, concentrating on writing the prescription on the paper, and kept muttering: "In the next period of time, you need to take good care of your son like a slightly older baby... Communicate with him more, and don't worry even if he ignores you temporarily... Take him out for a walk in your spare time, let him gradually come into contact with and adapt to those new things, so that his consciousness can slowly return to normal track. But..."

At this moment, Lin Zhuang suddenly said "but" which instantly caught the attention of the two. However, he did not intend to keep everyone in suspense, and then quickly continued:

“Because the child has been in a coma for so many years, during this period, there have been worms in his body that have been continuously devouring the nutrients he has taken in, so that his physical growth and development have been severely affected and delayed.

Although the major hidden dangers in his body have been resolved, there is still a key problem that has not been properly dealt with - that is, he is missing the most essential and important thing, the so-called "vitality".

According to the theory of Chinese medicine, your child's vitality is currently in a state of being severely damaged. It is very difficult to make up for it completely! In the future, his physical fitness may be slightly inferior to that of ordinary people. For example, he is more susceptible to diseases and more easily frightened, resulting in symptoms such as convulsions. "