Li Mei fell silent. She excelled at Traditional Chinese Medicine, but acupuncture was not her forte. It was her weakness, a flaw she regretted being unable to overcome no matter how hard she tried.
"Senior Sister, Xiao Mei, let's stop talking about Jing Qi and focus on Jiali," Dean Zhang said, changing the subject.
Qin Mei's original plan had been to work with Dean Zhang on a combined treatment of Chinese and Western medicine for Xu Jiali after her surgery. However, after Dean Zhang introduced her to Li Mei, she changed her mind. She decided to let Li Mei and Dean Zhang collaborate, allowing her to step away.
Wasting no time, Qin Mei pulled a stack of prescriptions from her crossbody bag and handed them to Li Mei. She had written them over the past few days. There were a dozen or so sheets, each clearly labeled, indicating which prescription to use for each stage of treatment.
