About fifteen minutes later, Jiang Ye arrived.
By this time, Old Qin had woken up and was leaning back on the sofa, resting with his eyes closed.
The Granny Wang from next door and her daughter-in-law were there, with one pouring water and the other pulling on his arm.
Supposedly, this is an old home remedy from Granny Wang's hometown - jiu sha.
Actually, it's similar to the gua sha that everyone is familiar with.
Gua sha is done on the back.
But with jiu sha, you can pinch anywhere on the body.
At this moment, Old Qin had purple bruises all over his forehead, neck, wrists, and the back of his neck, just looking painful.
"What's going on?"
Jiang Ye asked as he was still at the door, then walked in with a serious look on his face.
Old Qin's son ran over immediately and answered first:
"Uncle Jiang, Granny Wang said that Dad has trapped heat fever."
Trapped heat fever?
Granny Wang's daughter-in-law noticed Jiang Ye's confusion and explained with a smile:
