In the affiliated hospital of the Medical University, Su Fan made a round in the ward of the Traditional Chinese Medicine department.

He didn't yet know that the Yagyu family from Japan was so concerned about him.

Just after the three assassins sent by the Yagyu had been taken down by him, the second family head, Yagyu Takayuki, went to invite the Filipino stick king, Irudi, to deal with him.

Although he had Chen Hanqing keeping an eye on the Yagyu family's activities,

even Chen Hanqing couldn't fully grasp all the intelligence on the Yagyu family.

So, at this moment, Chen Hanqing hadn't informed him of this news.

After making his rounds through the various wards, Su Fan returned to his own office.

In his office, there was now Zhou Jie.

Zhou Jie was a pharmacist with a major in medicine, but she had now started reading books on Chinese medicine.

The reason for this was twofold: Eastern Medicine Company is a firm that aims to disrupt the pharmaceutical market with Chinese patent medicine.

The other reason is that Su Fan is a Divine Doctor of Chinese Medicine, so she can consult him whenever she faces puzzles in her Chinese medicine studies.

Seeing Su Fan walk into the office, Zhou Jie hesitated for a moment before speaking: "Can I learn acupuncture from you?"

Su Fan had not expected that Zhou Jie wanted to learn this.

However, he still nodded, "Sure."

Having said that, he got up to close the door.

This act certainly startled Zhou Jie.

After all, Su Fan was bold enough to make love with her at her home, not to mention now being in Su Fan's office.

Su Fan closed the door not because he intended to do anything to Zhou Jie, but to conduct better teaching.

After closing the door, he came beside Zhou Jie and, after glancing at the medical books piled on her desk, shook his head.

"These medical books are too superficial and incomplete; many parts are even wrong."

"From now on, learn under my guidance."

Zhou Jie initially thought that after closing the door, Su Fan intended to do something to her.

Unexpectedly, Su Fan was genuinely teaching her.

She nodded immediately, waiting for Su Fan to continue.

Su Fan then went on to say: "The human body has eight extraordinary meridians, twelve regular meridians, and one hundred and eight closely related points."

"These one hundred and eight points are the body's natural medicine cabinet."

"Using silver needles in different ways to stimulate these natural medicine cabinets is a process of prescription and treatment."

"In this process, adding true qi for treatment can yield immediate effects."

"Take off your clothes, and I'll first let you feel the positions and wonders of the one hundred and eight points."

Zhou Jie was a bit bewildered by these words.

Now she was increasingly uncertain whether Su Fan was teaching her the Acupuncture Technique or intending to do something else.

However, in front of Su Fan, she didn't seem to need to be so shy, considering Su Fan had engaged with her before, and quite a few times at that.

Thinking of this, Zhou Jie immediately stopped being bashful.

The snow-white lab coat on her was taken off and placed neatly.

Before long, she was left with only her underwear and a pair of flesh-colored pantyhose.

After retrieving his silver needles, Su Fan said to Zhou Jie, "Sister-in-law, like this won't work; take everything off."

Although he had high medical skills, he couldn't insert the needles through pantyhose.

Hearing this, Zhou Jie could only comply.

Then, Su Fan placed his silver needles one by one on Zhou Jie's various closely related points.

As he applied the needles, he explained to Zhou Jie.

At this moment, the room temperature wasn't particularly high, and Su Fan hadn't turned on the air conditioning.

Logically, Zhou Jie should have been shivering from the cold, but the result was just as Su Fan described.

Because Su Fan had stimulated the potential of her related points, her body felt as warm as a small furnace.

She had long heard that Su Fan's Acupuncture Technique was exceptionally powerful; today she experienced it firsthand.