Reborn as an Ugly Wife in the Countryside

Chapter 1715: Chapter 1717: Leave It to Fate

When Yang Dong mentioned Li Chuntao, all he could see in his eyes was a sense of heartache. Even Xue Zhiyi, no matter how dull, could understand what was going on, not to mention he had been through similar situations.

They exchanged a few words to ease Yang Dong’s mind, and then both went to sleep.

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The next day

As the sky lightened with dawn, the Yang Family woke up early.

With Xue Zhiyi around, they couldn’t be negligent, so breakfast was much more sumptuous than usual.

Xue Zhiyi, being naturally sociable, got along very well with the Yang Family.

An’an seemed more cheerful compared to before, evidently having seen more of the world after leaving the village. Although some things had changed, she remained the kind An’an she always was, delighting in cuddling and doting on Little Liufu.

After breakfast, Xiaoxiao took the two of them to Hope Academy.

Since it wasn’t a rest day, naturally, there were many children at the academy.

Xue Zhiyi was very interested in the academy because yesterday, Yang Dong had spoken not only about Li Chuntao but also about the academy.

However, no matter how interested he was, he knew what was more important, and giving the patient a diagnosis was a priority.

At the entrance of the academy, Chuntao’s elder brother was already waiting, showing how much he valued Xue Zhiyi.

Upon seeing Xue Zhiyi, he hurried forward with a respectful gesture, "Divine Doctor Xue, I’m entrusting my little sister to you."

Xue Zhiyi nodded, "Please take me to her quickly."

Chuntao’s elder brother made a gesture of invitation and led the group inside.

Once inside, Xiaoxiao busied herself introducing Xue Zhiyi to the Li Family. After meeting Xue Zhiyi, the Li Family expressed their gratitude, saying many kind words.

Then Xue Zhiyi began examining Li Chuntao.

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes looking, listening, questioning, and feeling the pulse. Xue Zhiyi first examined Li Chuntao’s complexion, which was rosy, and her external appearance showed no apparent issues with her organs.

He then asked Li Chuntao to speak, listening to her voice and breathing.

Next, he inquired about her recent physical condition, whether she had any fevers, headaches, vomiting, etc.

Learning about her loss of a year’s memory, he asked more detailed questions regarding head-related issues.

Finally, Xue Zhiyi felt Li Chuntao’s pulse to assess her condition further.

Throughout the process, everyone took it seriously, fearing any negligence might impede Divine Doctor Xue’s diagnosis.

After a moment, Xue Zhiyi spoke, "The patient’s body shows no major issues; her amnesia might be due to a head injury."

"Can it be treated?" Xiaoxiao asked.

Everyone looked at Xue Zhiyi, as this was their primary concern.

They heard Xue Zhiyi reply, "Let me put it bluntly: her amnesia is likely due to a head injury that caused bleeding in the brain. Currently, there is no direct treatment for this; it requires the body to absorb it slowly. I recommend that the patient maintains a good mood, avoids excessive worry and mental strain, and refrains from strenuous activities to prevent further head injury. Additionally, sleep and diet need to be well-managed, meaning she should rest well."

Xue Zhiyi intentionally used straightforward language to ensure everyone understood.

Indeed, everyone understood that it meant she needed to rest well, and recovering her memory was up to fate.

Someone, more anxious, couldn’t help but ask, "Divine Doctor Xue, is there no other method? Do we just wait like this?"

"I will use acupuncture to stimulate her brain, which could help her regain memory; of course, this should be supplemented with herbal decoctions to promote blood absorption."

Hearing this, Chuntao’s elder brother asked, "How long will the acupuncture take? How long should she take the herbal medicine?"

Inviting Divine Doctor Xue here hadn’t been easy, and if the process took too long, would Divine Doctor Xue be able to stay here the whole time?

He was somewhat worried!