chapter 3 Professor Li

"Most active..."
Jeff Jiang looked at Mabel Lu with a speechless expression. This Mabel Lu sure knows how to talk. It must be all mischief and pranks in this class, right?
In his helplessness, the bell for class suddenly rang. Mabel Lu, who was standing beside him, glanced in his direction. Just as she was about to speak, she suddenly noticed something, and her pretty face changed slightly. "This class is taught by Professor Li!"
Almost the moment Mabel Lu's voice fell, the classroom, which had been noisy and even engrossed in games, simultaneously put away their phones.
Jeff Jiang, with sharp eyes, even noticed that some students chose to turn off their phones.
What's going on?
Who is Professor Li?
In his curiosity, Mabel Lu next to him said, "Come with me!"
After saying that, she grabbed Jeff Jiang's clothes and ran into the classroom, sitting at a desk in the third row.
Jeff Jiang's curiosity grew stronger. At this moment, footsteps approached. He saw an elderly man in his sixties slowly entering. He looked like a very amiable old gentleman.
Just as he was thinking this, the old man stood at the front and gently placed his books down. "Turn off your phones and hand them all in. If I find one missing, there will be severe consequences!"
A simple sentence, yet it carried an indescribable authority.
Jeff Jiang's gaze was filled with a sense of wonder. It was clear that this old man came from a scholarly background. This authority could be attributed to his scholarly demeanour or perhaps it was instilled by his family upbringing.
The old man's words were quite effective. The students below started to walk up one by one, placing their phones on the desk, including Mabel Lu beside him.
When Mabel Lu returned, her gaze directly fell on Jeff Jiang. She said, "Don't blame me for not warning you. Hand over your phone quickly!"
Jeff Jiang just shook his head.
First of all, his phone was very old-fashioned, with only a call and text message function.
Secondly, he always believed in being aloof, as long as he maintained his own mindset. Even if the noise around him was loud, it wouldn't affect him.
"Alright, let's start the class now!"
Professor Felix Li's voice slowly echoed. He held a marker and began writing on the whiteboard.
The characters were very beautiful, flowing freely.
As Felix Li was halfway through, a ding sound rang out, followed by a 24-chord melody.
Instantly, all eyes in the classroom, including the teacher writing on the board, focused on Jeff Jiang, including the teacher.
Jeff Jiang looked around at the gazes directed at him, his expression stiffening.
He had miscalculated. While he could remain indifferent to the outside world, not everyone could.
He reluctantly took out his phone. When he saw the caller ID, he hesitated slightly.
"This student..."
"Professor Li, he's new here and may not be familiar with the rules."
Mabel Lu, who was beside Jeff Jiang, stood up on her own initiative and, while speaking, directly took the phone from his hand, hung up the call, turned it off, and finally placed it on the desk.
Uh...
Jeff Jiang's mouth twitched, looking helpless.
"Since he's new here, we'll overlook this mistake once, but it won't be tolerated again!"
Felix Li said indifferently. His gaze swept over Jeff Jiang and he continued writing on the whiteboard.
Jeff Jiang, in his helplessness, looked at what Felix Li was writing.
At first, he didn't think much, but as he got to the later part, his brow gradually furrowed.
Felix Li was currently writing about acupoints, and even drew a simple upper body diagram, labeling various acupoints.
Originally, this wouldn't be a problem, but when combined with the explanation, issues arose.
How to acupuncture for lung infections?
With this phrasing, the acupoints Felix Li labelled were far from enough. At least five main acupoints and eight secondary acupoints were missing.
"Ah, no wonder traditional Chinese medicine has declined. The knowledge of medical science isn't comprehensive. How can one excel in traditional Chinese medicine?"
Jeff Jiang sighed with some emotion. Although his voice was low, it was still heard by Mabel Lu beside him, who couldn't help but ask, "Are you saying the teacher's explanations are incorrect?"
"Very much so!"
Jeff Jiang nodded, deliberately raising his voice slightly.
He felt the need to correct this. Otherwise, if the teaching continued like this, it would be seriously misleading.
"Lower your voice!"
Mabel Lu was startled when she saw Jeff Jiang suddenly raise his voice.
But obviously, she spoke too late. Felix Li, who was writing on the stage, directly turned around, his gaze locking onto the area where they were.
"Trouble, trouble!"
Mabel Lu's beautiful face changed instantly. She turned her head directly, expressing pure innocence.
This girl didn't know this guy.
Jeff Jiang, on the other hand, remained calm.
"This student, what did you just say?"
Felix Li slowly put down the marker, his gaze fixed on Jeff Jiang, his expression somewhat solemn.
This person's phone disrupted the class order just now. Now he muttered again. Even with the best mindset, there was some disturbance.
Jeff Jiang stood up at this moment. Before he could speak, Mabel Lu's voice sounded beside him. "Don't say it. Don't say it, or you'll be in big trouble, very big trouble!"
Jeff Jiang was momentarily stunned, a smile playing on his lips. This girl is quite interesting.
But he had made up his mind. He wouldn't give up, so he stood tall and said, "I said there's an issue with what the teacher wrote on the whiteboard!"
"Oh? What's wrong?"
Felix Li looked at Jeff Jiang with a slightly puzzled expression.
"Acupuncture for lung infections!"
As Jeff Jiang spoke, he got up from his seat and walked directly toward the podium.
The entire class watched Jeff Jiang's back in astonishment.
Who is this guy?
Why have we never seen him before?
Mabel Lu's mouth hung open, her sweet face filled with surprise.
Is he... too audacious?
In the midst of everyone's surprise, Jeff Jiang picked up a marker from the podium and began marking on the upper body diagram.
After marking all the relevant acupoints, he turned around and said, "For pneumonia, in Western medicine, it's caused by pathogen invasion. In traditional Chinese medicine, it's external cold and internal heat, deficiency of both Qi and Yin!"
"When diagnosing and treating with acupuncture, you need to consider both the internal and external factors!"
At this point, Jeff Jiang's voice paused. He continued, "Following Professor Li's labeling method, you can only treat the surface, unable to get to the root cause. It still requires the addition of herbal medicine, which is overly complicated!"
"Can these newly marked acupoints of yours effectively treat and cure the illness?"
Felix Li looked at the acupoints newly marked by Jeff Jiang, his brows furrowing.
They all appeared to be unrelated acupoints.
"Exactly!"
Jeff Jiang said, "In terms of light and heavy techniques, it may take a few times, or even multiple times, to address both the surface and the root cause without the need for herbal medicine!"
"Absurd!"
Felix Li's face didn't look too good. "The acupoints you marked have no connection at all. Doing it this way will only harm people!"
Jeff Jiang wasn't anxious. Instead, he smiled and said, "Whether it's saving or harming, we can discuss and verify it!"
Saying this, Jeff Jiang's gaze swept around, finally locking onto a male student in the back row. He smiled and said, "Could this student come up and..."