Lu Xuan, a graduate of Zhijiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, travels to a parallel world that doesn't value traditional Chinese medicine much. Because of his forthrightness, he offended the department head and was sent to work at a Health Center.
Originally thinking that his life was almost over, Lu Xuan discovered that he could hear the Heart's Voice of traditional Chinese medicine.
 "Aversion to cold, fever, obvious tenderness with rebound pain in the entire abdomen, positive psoas sign..."
 [Intestinal abscess, how unlucky this guy is. Use downward-draining method to relieve, attack and expel, moisten and unblock to guide the stool and eliminate stagnation to cleanse substantial heat, this illness... rhubarb, mirabilite... it's up to you.]

This passage undoubtedly indicates that the Sanjiao is the pathway for the rising and falling of Primordial Qi in the human body. The Primordial Qi reaches the five viscera and the six bowels and every part of the body through the Sanjiao.


In the concept of Chinese medicine, Primordial Qi is the most fundamental Qi of the human body, and it is the driving force of life activities. The Primordial Qi roots in the kidneys, enters the twelve meridians through the Sanjiao, and reaches the five viscera and the six bowels, hence the Sanjiao is called the envoy of Primordial Qi.


Chapter 324 - Chapter 143: Fire in the Upper Burner, Cold in the Lower Burner (Part 3)