Qin Feng's recent bone-setting technique was derived from the ancient medical book left to him by the dying elder of the Chen family.
"Chen Clan Orthopedics"!
After inheriting this ancient medical text, he studied it carefully and found it particularly noteworthy.
Even though "Chen Clan's Treatise on Pediatric and Women's Miscellaneous Diseases" is an impressive top-tier ancient medical text, this bone-setting technique is equally formidable, definitely ranking among the top three bone-setting heritages he knows of.
The most important aspect of the Chen Clan's bone-setting technique is its uniqueness, particularly effective in treating minor dislocated fractures, offering remarkable results with minimal damage.
This is because it employs the Ligu technique!
Generally, in traditional Chinese medicine, after bones are set back into place, full recovery requires several days of rest despite initial normal activity.
