“Ritual?” Wang Qiaozhen looked at Su Tao with a complicated gaze. She might find it reasonable if an old man told her that, but she felt a little skeptical since it came from Su Tao.

It’s common knowledge for psychics to be old, but Su Tao was just too young.

“That’s right, a ritual. It’s also a method used in TCM, known as Witchcraft Art.” Su Tao wasn’t talking bull. He patiently explained, “Since ancient times, the Witchcraft Art has been commonly used to treat patients.”

Witchcraft Art was something that has existed since ancient times.

In the Yellow Emperor’s Internal Canon, there’s a theory of shifting the essence and changing the Qi that mentioned Witchcraft Art.

In the Tang Dynasty’s Imperial Physician Bureau, there was a forbidden art department. In both Yuan and Ming Dynasties, there was also a thirteenth department in the Imperial Physician Institution, which was about Witchcraft Art.

Witchcraft Art wasn’t complete nonsense, and there’s a reason behind it.

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