After Mr. Du finished teaching today's Chinese medicine knowledge, he tested Xinyan's understanding of the lessons.
Seeing that Xinyan could infer broadly from the knowledge taught, he beamed and said, "Judging by your progress, it won't be long before this old man has nothing left to teach you."
Xinyan smiled and poured a cup of tea for Mr. Du, "That means Master teaches well."
Mr. Du took the tea, "I wouldn't dare take credit for it. Even if someone is smart and diligent, without three to five years of practice, it's hard to master."
Xinyan thought: You don't see how much effort I, your disciple, have put in to achieve these results.
Indeed, if it weren't for the medical books in the space as the foundation, alongside her talent, and her weekly practice in space, she wouldn't have achieved these results.
Take acupuncture for example; last time Mr. Mu mentioned that given time, Xinyan's accomplishments in acupuncture might be unmatched.
