To cure Ye Nianci, Lin Ce first had to use silver needles to stimulate and activate the acupoints across her entire body. Ideally, this should be done without clothing, locating each point by touch before proceeding with acupuncture. The process allowed for zero errors; the slightest mistake would render all previous efforts useless. That was the reason for removing her clothes.
Lin Ce took a deep breath, shook out his hands, and pressed them onto the young girl’s delicate body. Ye Nianci was in the prime of her youth, and her skin was incredibly fair and tender, with an exquisite texture—it felt as if he were pressing into a soft ball of cotton.
Using various techniques—pressing, stroking, and tapping—Lin Ce continuously stimulated the acupoints across her body. Finally, he drew out the primitive cells she had carried since birth from within her spinal cord. Throughout this process, he harbored no impure thoughts.
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