A somewhat more lucid Qin Wanru nodded slightly, indicating that Liu Zheng was correct.
Yet, at this moment, her face was also a bright red.
She shyly murmured a soft "Mhm" as a response to Liu Zheng's question.
"If it's severe, your head would ache, accompanied by dizziness, and even dry cough and vomiting," he said.
Qin Wanru looked at Liu Zheng with immense admiration as he recounted her symptoms with pinpoint accuracy.
"Yes, exactly."
Liu Zheng nodded slightly, and then the silver needle in his hand pricked down, quickly puncturing one of Qin Wanru's acupoints.
He casually took out another silver needle and, glancing at Qin Wanru, said, "To Western medicine, some illnesses don't exist or are just legendary. After all, the illnesses that Traditional Chinese Medicine can diagnose cannot be detected by Western medical instruments."
