I conquered the cultivation world with scrambled eggs with tomatoes.

Chapter 590 What are you mumbling about? Why isn't copying to Pinduoduo working?

Jiang He shifted her gaze to the injured person before her, her face showing no sign of panic.

They can definitely be saved.

She had met Qiongmo before, but he didn't have that kind of brains. It was like searching for a needle in a haystack, just to ruin her competition. It seemed more like something Ying Fengyi would do.

From the moment he saw her, that man was probably plotting how to kill her.

The Sword Cultivator Ranking allowed Ying Fengyi to escape, and Jiang He knew they would definitely meet again in the final competition. Just like the Heroes Ranking, the final sect competition would be a matter of life and death, so even if she killed Ying Fengyi, it wouldn't matter.

Jiang He focused on healing the cultivators in her hands.

He suffered both internal and external injuries, and also had some underlying health conditions; if he hadn't been a cultivator, he would have died long ago.

Jiang He calmly dealt with the various injuries before her. As the treatment of other cultivators' wounded was completed, the number of cultivators on the field gradually decreased until Qiongmo left, leaving only Jiang He and the patient beside her in the medical training ground.

Before leaving, Qiongmo glanced at Jiang He one last time, and after confirming that she was not yet cured, he left happily.

Qiongmo logged into other accounts and continued to recruit online trolls to smear Jiang He.

The number of viewers in the Medical Cultivation Room's live stream is less than that in the Alchemy Cultivation Room, but the number of online viewers is still enormous.

As the cultivators who participated in the Heroes Ranking left one after another, leaving only Jiang He, almost all eyes fell on her.

[I'm a sword cultivator, and I have a strong question: Why did everyone else leave except Hongmu? Is this injured person seriously injured and difficult to treat?]

Don't choose medical cultivation! It's difficult, extremely difficult. It's hard to say when this cultivator might die. It's strange, quite a few cultivators in the third round contracted intractable diseases, but this cultivator assigned to the redwood position has all of them, and he's on the verge of death. His arteries are weak, and his electrocardiogram isn't good either; he's basically just waiting to die.

Ah, so you mean this cultivator is a dying man?

Don't choose medical cultivation! : Yes, I am a medical cultivator. Judging from my profile, I've been in this field for seven or eight years. Anyway, I've never seen a medical cultivator save a patient like this. I don't know what's wrong with this year's sect competition. Honestly, it's really unfair to Hongmu. If they keep doing this, there will definitely be fewer cultivators choosing medical cultivation next year.

What does this have to do with volunteering?

Don't choose medical cultivation! The questions from each year's academy and sect competitions are usually used as references for the national college entrance examinations in various states. Look at the third round of medical cultivation this year—is the choice of cultivator reasonable? If this person can be saved, Hongmu will definitely become famous in our medical cultivation circle.

I don't think so. Medical cultivation is very popular right now, the annual reporting rate isn't high, and medical cultivation is easy and pays well. For high school graduates looking to make money, alchemy and medical cultivation are their top choices, and there are quite a few pharmacists too.

Don't choose medical cultivation! Who gave you the misconception that medical cultivation is easy and profitable?

Ah, isn't that what everyone says?

Haha, I'm also planning to persuade my niece to apply for the medical school program at Lingqing Academy next year.

Um, have you ever heard the saying, "Advising someone to study medicine will bring down a calamity"?

I've heard this saying before, and I'm curious to know if it's true or false.

Seriously, one of my senior classmates once advised someone to study medicine. When he was undergoing his tribulation, the lightning seemed much thicker, and it looked incredibly tragic to onlookers.

If you hate him, persuade him to study medicine, make him study diligently for eight years, accept the pressure during his internship, accept becoming free labor, losing all his hair, becoming listless, and experiencing anxiety and internal conflict.

Actually, medical training isn't bad, but the cost-effectiveness is extremely low; the effort and reward are severely disproportionate! It requires the highest college entrance exam scores, the most rigorous entry requirements, high employment barriers, and then there's the exploitation during residency training! (Sigh)

Haha, is it that bad? I remember Quan Ming's degree was revoked because he hadn't studied for the required number of years.

Absolutely! When I was still an intern, my WeChat Moments was flooded with posts about guaranteed admission to prestigious sects. Sword and weapon cultivators were all guaranteed admission to the Lingyun Sect, while medical cultivators were only guaranteed admission to non-state-owned sects. And the weapon cultivators' first-month salary was what medical cultivators wouldn't earn until they were over 30. Don't tell me you'll be more sought after when you're older; you're in your twenties or thirties, which is exactly when you need money. You need money to buy medical books and to buy medicine from alchemists, otherwise how will you treat patients? In short, the conclusion is: extremely low cost-effectiveness!

I'm a male medical cultivator, and I'd rather try my luck on Douyin (TikTok) to earn a pittance, even if it's from a non-traditional sect. It wouldn't even be enough to embarrass my parents.

Let me give you an example. The former president of the First Affiliated Hospital of a certain university had an annual revenue of 20 billion spirit stones, which translates to 60 million spirit stones per day and 2.5 million spirit stones per hour.

: So what's a salary of 600 spirit stones for a professional master's degree training program? *smiling emoji*

Is the job market really this bad now?

Putting aside the question of whether it's good or bad, just looking at the methods of cultivation, the medical cultivation techniques are obscure and difficult to understand, and there are just too many of them! Even outer disciples have a very hard time practicing, and they have to train for a year longer than other disciples.

The cultivation technique you're talking about isn't the one from "Autumn in My Heart," is it?

Bingo! You got it right!

I'll live and die with medicine: Treating medical school like an otome game is just too good to be true!!!

Ugh, who understands medical cultivation?! Pharmacology class is like a gentle older brother next door constantly whispering the names of spiritual plants in your ear.

The anatomy class was like a cold, aloof, and ascetic iceberg doctor, his white uniform buttoned up to the collar, his eyes sharp behind his gold-rimmed glasses, and his words were like a monk's detailed explanation of bones and nerves...

:? ? ?

Okay, another one's gone crazy from studying medicine.

I'll live and die with medicine: It really is, especially towards the end of your relationship, you'll be locked in a seven-day, seven-night battle of passion, oblivious to the world around you, with them taking turns keeping you company all night, forcing you to drink bitter liquids (nutrient solution, coffee version), culminating in a few exhilarating moments of output. Each holiday automatically updates the characters, a different style but the same thrill—a six-month disposable partner, you deserve it.

What are you mumbling about? Why isn't copying it to Pinduoduo working?

The medical student in the final month of the semester had already ascended to heaven by the time he realized what he had finished reading.

We really need to hire a master at home.

Are you really that hungry? How can you eat this?

Is this some absurd fantasy you medical repairmen had before you were blown up because the centrifuge wasn't properly balanced during an experiment?

[What terrifying medical students!]

The discussion in the live stream had veered off to the other side of the planet, from the initial discussion about the strange cultivator Jiang He was assigned to to the later warning posts, which viewers in the live stream watched with great interest.

When the live stream switched to the medical treatment area, it was empty. Even Jiang He had left. Just as the viewers were about to comment on what had happened, they were told that the video screen had been black for a while, and it happened to be stuck on the last important part of the treatment process.

As for whether Jiang He was successfully treated, the viewers in the live stream had no idea, while the audience who went to the medical training ground to watch the competition clearly saw the entire treatment process, and everyone was stunned.

"Wow, that's incredibly generous! I've never seen a medical practitioner throw top-grade pills into someone's mouth like they're sugar pills."