The Martial Doctor

After Lin Miao obtained the Rejuvenation Skill from Dongguo Sun, he naturally attempted to cultivate it and found that its cultivation difficulty was not too great.

Based on his knowledge of the human body’s meridians, he further understood and organized the operation of the Rejuvenation Skill.

He discovered that the Rejuvenation Skill was quite a good Inner Cultivation Heart Method and was especially suitable for those who study medicine because the rejuvenating inner breath could assist in healing.

He already tried this on Dongguo Sun’s body.

A conveniently found test subject, how could he let it pass? After all, the Rejuvenation Skill was given to him by Dongguo Sun.

Next, he planned to teach the Rejuvenation Skill to his senior sister. Although she had been cultivating the Minor Formless Skill, it was the option chosen in the absence of a better match.

Given her personality, she was very suitable for the Rejuvenation Skill.

The rejuvenating inner breath could quickly repair damaged cells within the body, a fact he confirmed through experimentation on Dongguo Sun.

Therefore, he intended to try it on Prince Zhao Yuanze, as it might accelerate Zhao Yuanze’s functional recovery.

This could also be seen as a small repayment to him, as Lin Miao held a favorable impression of Zhao Yuanze; at least if he were to become emperor, it would be better than the nephew of the Marquis Lingyang, the Fifth Prince.

The Marquis Lingyang was arrogant and domineering, so his sister and her son were presumably not much better.

Guan Biyun had mentioned that although the Fifth Prince was young, he was a two-faced person, showing one side to the world and another behind closed doors.

To be so at a young age, won’t he become even more vile as he grows up?

Although Lin Miao hadn’t seen this personally, he instinctively rejected the Fifth Prince; the Xue Family members were all bad. If they hadn’t stopped causing trouble for him, he would have wanted to eliminate them completely.

He used the Rejuvenating True Breath to simulate a spiral shape, entering the Crown Prince’s body and unblocking his Kidney Meridian of Foot Shaoyin, primarily considering restoring his kidney function and boosting yang energy.

Unblocking meridians is the fastest method.

But helping others unblock meridians is extremely difficult; it’s challenging not only for the one performing the technique but also for the one enduring it.

The person must endure the unblocking while conscious; if unconscious, it would also be intolerable for Lin Miao.

Crown Prince Zhao Yuanze’s meridian was severely blocked, his body entwined with cold and dampness, congestion, and a multitude of issues.

Although a month of medication and physical therapy had shown significant results, the long accumulation was hard to resolve.

Lin Miao partly wanted to help this pitiable prince and partly wished to test his new treatment method.

Sure enough, when the spiral of true breath entered Zhao Yuanze’s body, he felt it.

A strong and powerful heat entered his body, first feeling somewhat comfortable, but soon he realized something was wrong—pain, numbness, soreness...

Various sensations mixed in his mind, along with heart-wrenching pain; the feeling was truly intense.

Although Zhao Yuanze’s martial arts cultivation was not significant, he was still a practitioner. To him, royal martial arts held no secrets; he could train in any martial arts he desired, but being born royal, he was born superior, and martial training held little meaning for him.

While martial arts could extend one’s lifespan, one must endure the hardship of training and persistently pursue it.

Moreover, one must cultivate to a certain realm to have this opportunity; even among martial artists, ninety-nine percent do not live long.

Some live past a hundred, but that’s a rarity.

Therefore, as the Crown Prince, born with a silver spoon, enjoying luxurious life, why chase after that one-in-ten-thousand chance?

"Mr. Lin, why is it so painful..."

"Your Highness, if you can endure this treatment, I can assure you won’t have significant illness for at least twenty years," Lin Miao said.

"Mr. Lin, truly?"

"I wouldn’t deceive Your Highness."

"Fine, I can bear it." Zhao Yuanze’s forehead was drenched with sweat, his fists clenched.

Actually, the treatment process was highly taxing for Lin Miao; if he hadn’t advanced in meridian passage, he couldn’t have persisted.

The process involved not only expenditures but also meticulous control; if too gentle, lacking effect, if too forceful, could damage the meridians.

If not for the Rejuvenating True Breath’s nurturing and stimulative effects, he wouldn’t dare attempt it; meridians within the human body are very fragile.

Even overexertion during self-breathing regulation could cause harm, not to mention foreign inner breath that’s not one’s own.

If an overpowering inner breath enters the body, it surely would cause harm; this is the reasoning behind inner breath injuries.

Zhao Yuanze’s martial arts cultivation wasn’t high, his inner breath was meager, so his meridians were narrow, similar to a sheep’s intestines, particularly congested.

Lin Miao had no interest in unblocking all his meridians; he wasn’t Zhao Yuanze’s father.

After nearly an hour.

Zhao Yuanze truly endured it, his body soaked as if bathed in sweat, with grimy gray substances exuding from his skin pores.

A repulsive odor emanated from head to toe.

Unblocking meridians is essentially a form of cleansing and purifying, even if it’s just one meridian, Zhao Yuanze wasn’t foolish; he had insight.

Upon seeing the substances emerging from his body, he instantly understood what was happening.

Purification and cleansing!

Legend has it that only Tianyuan masters can achieve this for others, and today he witnessed a miracle—a physician not yet twenty years old managed to achieve it for him.

Of course, Lin Miao was exhausted, his face pale.