Chapter 511 374: Successfully Entering the Village, Beginning Diagnosis and Treatment

"I told them not to go up the mountain, what were you thinking?!" At the town government office, the deputy mayor shouted at Cai Wu, his face full of anger, "Now it's raining so heavily, if something happens to Director Qin, how will we explain ourselves?"

"I know, but they already found us, and it's a matter of life and death, I couldn't stop them." Cai Wu also looked aggrieved.

If it weren't for the situation in Mawei Village, he wouldn't have let Qin Feng go into the mountains for anything.

Sometimes, things just happen this way!

"Alright, alright." The deputy mayor could only frown and wave his hand. He couldn't outright say it was wrong; he was just letting off some steam. After all, if an accident really happens, the responsibility would still fall on the leader.

"Here's what we'll do: you need to arrange for someone to receive them on the way to Mawei Village. Also, there's no signal in the village, nor any communication equipment, so contacting them might not be possible now." The deputy mayor quickly gave orders, "They are doctors, and our people are local mountain folk. If some danger arises, they should be able to handle it. As soon as the weather clears, arrange for people to go up the mountain to assist, preventing any accidents. Understand?"

"Don't worry, I'll arrange it right away." Cai Wu immediately ran out after hearing this.

...

On the mountain road at that moment, the two local men were already covered in mud from falling due to the slippery path.

Looking at Qin Feng carrying Ye Ying, their steps never stopped, and they didn't even complain about being tired, walking the difficult mountain road even faster than the locals.

The two were dumbfounded but didn't dare to stop, as Qin Feng didn't know the way and they had to lead him!

Plus, with the rain, hiking poles really saved them a lot of effort.

"Director Qin, if you're tired, I can walk on my own." Ye Ying, feeling the sturdy arms in front, was somewhat worried. If Director Qin exhausted himself sick, she would feel immensely guilty.

"Just don't move around." Qin Feng turned his head and said in a deep voice.

Behind him were footprints almost an inch deep, clearly visible, extending to beyond where the eye could see.

This strength was truly terrifying!

"Look! We're almost there!" At this moment, a villager looked up and pointed into the distance, shouting joyfully.

Several looked up and saw wooden houses halfway up the distant mountain through the blurry rain—it was Mawei Village.

"Then let's hurry up a bit more!"

Qin Feng shouted.

After saying this, he continued striding forward.

About half an hour later, they finally saw the village entrance.

Qin Feng stopped, put Ye Ying down, and the other two were also gasping heavily, with happy expressions on their faces.

Looking at Qin Feng again, his gaze became serious, and he let out a deep breath.

Their task was complete; now it was up to him!

"Let's go, into the village."

Qin Feng turned around and said to the two behind him.

The reason he had always carried Ye Ying, apart from safety considerations, was because a nurse plays a crucial role during a doctor's treatment.

Keeping her state and stamina was going to be useful for what was coming next.

"They've come! The doctors have come!" The villager from Mawei Village quickly ran inside, shouting loudly, "Sis, the doctors are here!"

In the downpour, his voice was almost drowned out, but he ran and shouted nonetheless.

"Er Yong, it's Er Yong!" A woman who had been waiting anxiously at the door since dawn suddenly saw a familiar figure appear in her field of vision. Her eyes lit up and she rushed out despite the heavy rain.

"Sis, the doctors are here." Er Yong pointed to the three behind him, saying happily.

"Really? That's great, your brother-in-law is saved." The woman's tears melded with the rain, indistinguishable from one another in her excitement.

"The doctors are here?" At this time, Han Xianchen also stumbled out of the house and said to Er Yong and the three people behind him.

"Mr. Han, they are here! The child's father is saved!" The woman nodded continuously, her voice almost crying.

"That's good, that's good." Han Xianchen nodded slightly with a tired face.

He hadn't slept all night, staying by Han Sanqiang's side to prevent accidents. His spirit had been entirely exhausted, and now that the doctors were here, he could finally rest a bit.

"Where is the patient?" Qin Feng walked to the door and asked.

"Inside, inside." The woman quickly pulled him along, leading him inside, "Doctor, you have to save him. If anything happens to his dad, how will our family survive?"

Acupuncture?

Qin Feng had just walked into the house and saw a man lying shirtless on the bed in the side room, his eyes flashing with a strange light.

He saw the man's back still bristling with a dozen or so shining silver needles, with three of them aligned with major acupoints on the back, looking like the work of a professional.

"Everyone else, please leave." Qin Feng waved at the onlookers, then looked at Ye Ying beside him, "Ye Ying, get ready."

"Okay."

As soon as the words were spoken, two medical kits were opened, and various instruments were laid out on the table.

"Whose handiwork are these needles?" Qin Feng asked, pointing at the silver needles on the man's back.

"Doctor, those were mine," Han Xianchen raised his hand, signaling, "The situation was urgent last night, so I quickly gave him acupuncture."

"Don't take them out, don't take them out." Qin Feng quickly stopped the elderly man who got up to remove the needles, "Sir, it looks like you applied needles to Zhizhong, Zhiyang, and Yaoyangguan because the patient's symptoms were acute. I'd like to know what exactly happened to him?"

"Young man, you know Chinese medicine too?" Hearing his words, Han Xianchen's initially tired face suddenly showed surprise, his eyes filled with joy.

"I know a little." Qin Feng nodded.

"Good, good, good, that's great." Han Xianchen also sighed with relief. He was worried that the incoming doctors would lecture him about the needles once they saw them, but unexpectedly, the doctor was very understanding.

"Let me explain his situation to you. The patient's name is Han Sanqiang, my nephew. The night before last, he suddenly developed abdominal pain. Upon inquiry, there were no abnormalities, but his pulse felt erratic, affecting heart and head. Unable to determine the cause immediately, I applied acupuncture to relieve the pain and also gave him several doses of herbal medicine."

"Until last night, he suddenly had relentless abdominal and headache, and his condition worsened, accompanied by severe vomiting, although there was nothing unusual in the vomit.

However, while I was applying needles, I noticed red spots appeared on his back and chest and arms, around twenty to thirty of them, and his pulse was chaotic, especially the heart pulse, which was clouded and light.

I was worried he might have contracted some virus, so I administered a dose of Qingwen Baidu San, and that's when we called you up the mountain."

After listening to him, Qin Feng nodded.

The old man seemed like he was in his seventies or eighties, and his treatment process didn't seem problematic.

It meant they still hadn't found the cause, indicating the situation wasn't looking good. If it wasn't an external injury but an internal issue, that indeed could be troublesome and tricky.

Since various tests couldn't be performed here, he'd have to rely entirely on medical skills and experience. No wonder even such an experienced old traditional Chinese medicine doctor had to send someone down the mountain at night to call for doctors.

"Thank you, let me take a look first."

Qin Feng nodded and then stepped into the room, seeing vomit sprayed on the floor and walls, indicating stomach and intestines were clearly traumatized.

He then took up the patient's wrist, closing his eyes slightly, to check the pulse.

Everyone was surprised to see this.

What's going on?

Are Western doctors checking pulse too?