The Lucky Farmgirl Chapter 1248 - 1226: Root and Branch

Teacher Mo quickly agreed.

dical humanoid models aren’t cheap, but they’re not very expensive either.

Being a teacher himself, Teacher Mo had many sources. Manbao had just ntioned that he could go out and get two from another teacher, placing them directly in the textbook purchase section at their original price, making it possible for Manbao to buy them if she wished.

Eighty thousand each, really practical and affordable compared to other high-tech products.

This price was far lower than what Manbao had budgeted, so she was puzzled, "Why is it so cheap?"

Since the encyclopedia museum didn’t sell this item, Keke didn’t know either. It seems, shouldn’t there be a hefty penalty for this technology?

"Because it’s a learning tool," this ti, Teacher Mo answered for Keke: "It’s not a weapon, nor does it have attacking capabilities; it’s only used for learning. The encyclopedia museum sets the lowest prices for all learning materials."

Manbao glanced at the prices of various dical books nearby and then compared them to the book prices in this world, nodding in agreent.

Manbao had a thought and asked, "Teacher Mo, can the treatnt chamber be placed in the textbooks section?"

"No," Teacher Mo said: "There are simulated classrooms in the encyclopedia museum, which include teachings about simulated treatnt chambers. If you want to learn that, you can purchase its course, but you won’t be able to buy an actual treatnt chamber, so learning it is futile."

"Why aren’t they selling it in the mall either?"

Teacher Mo smiled and said, "Who would buy them? Each community has free access to treatnt chambers. If the condition is too severe, one can be sent to a public hospital for free treatnt. No one will spend money to buy a treatnt chamber to place at ho, which not only takes up space but is also difficult to operate."

Hence, without demand, naturally, there won’t be any sales.

Manbao then sent Teacher Mo several cute emoticons, enticingly saying, "Teacher Mo, why don’t you open an online store as well, and then I’ll go buy from it."

"Stop dreaming, setting aside the difficulty of purchasing one, even if I could acquire it, you would still need to pair it with specific dical potions, which are not like your herbal juices and herbal pastes," Teacher Mo said while slightly frowning and directly sending a voice ssage, "Zhou Man, relying on external tools for treatnt cannot last long. I won’t deny that the treatnt chamber has great convenience and advantages in treatnt, but at the sa ti, it hinders the developnt of dicine. Currently, most students studying dicine are opting for dical equipnt and biopharmaceuticals, while clinical dicine has fallen to the bottom."

"With the level of technology we have now, there are various other issues, not to ntion in your case where you lack everything. Not to say anything else, do you have electricity, energy stones, dical potions?" Teacher Mo asked her, "If the treatnt chamber breaks, can you fix it? Can you update the system? Can you inspect the chamber body?"

Teacher Mo raised many questions, finally asking her, "Are you willing to give up continuing your dical studies for a treatnt chamber?"

Of course, Manbao wouldn’t want that; she was just curious about what Teacher Mo ntioned about being sick, opening it, lying inside, then injecting the potion, and it’s like sleeping in a mother’s embrace, waking up with the ailnts gradually disappearing.

Seeing that Manbao’s idea was dissipated, Teacher Mo was satisfied and told her, "Since you find it cheap, why not buy several humanoid models? That way, you can perform a whole set of cross-practices. I’ve completed my comnts on the video you sent last ti, and I also had a student who studies ancient clinical dicine help make a video, using data from Mingxue, currently, the observation results of the operation are very good, you can learn from it."

Manbao was invigorated and imdiately accepted the two videos he had sent and while opening them, she managed to ask, "Teacher Mo, why don’t you perform surgeries yourself?"

Teacher Mo coughed lightly and said, "My primary focus is the research of ancient Chinese dicine, of course, I have also delved into ancient Western dicine, but mainly, I study its history. Now, broken bones or tendons can just be thrown into the treatnt chamber for correction, and not many people know how to surgically treat tendons."

This was also because he noticed how Manbao always butchered the humanoid model’s foot into a bloody ss, which made him think that just teaching with texts and pictures was sowhat inadequate, so he thought of finding a student in the school to help make a surgical video.

The encyclopedia museum does not prohibit the output of this kind of learning materials.

Manbao saved the videos, and was about to watch them when Keke reminded her there was knocking at the door, she quickly exited the system and opened the door.

Bai Shan looked at her with concern, "Are you alright?"

Manbao shook her head to indicate she was fine, but looked at him with puzzlent, "What’s matters with ?"

Bai Shan looked at her with suspicion, "Then why did you suddenly co back?"

Manbao wanted to say it was nothing, but then she rembered the post she had put up on the forum. Regardless of whether anyone would place a bid or not, she still needed to buy another pony.

The museum gave few points, but those were still points, right?

So, she looked towards Bai Shan.

Bai Shan was also looking at her, and after they made eye contact for a while, Manbao took his hand and pulled him into the house, whispering, "I want to buy another horse."

Bai Shan was montarily stunned and asked, "Why do you need so many horses?"

Manbao counted on her fingers and said, "They’re useful."

Bai Shan looked down at her, "Is it because you don’t have enough money?"

"There’s enough money, I don’t need to buy a very good one, horses worth twenty or thirty taels will do, but it has to be a mare."

Bai Shan was taken aback, "Such a cheap horse..." What could it be used for?

But then he seed to think of sothing, glanced outside, and asked in a lower voice, "Was the horse you bought last ti also this cheap?"

Manbao nodded.

Bai Shan’s gaze deepened, "Was that horse for Uncle Zhou?"

Manbao hesitated for a mont and then nodded tentatively, thinking it wasn’t wrong to say that—it was indeed for the man she regarded as "Uncle Zhou."

Bai Shan then breathed a sigh of relief and smiled, "Don’t worry, you’ve done this once before. This ti I’ll go to the horse market to buy one. Shouldn’t we buy a better one? Isn’t it bad to buy such a cheap horse?"

"No, we can’t buy too good of a one, he’ll feel bad."

Keke: ...He wouldn’t.

Unknowingly, Bai Shan nodded in agreent, "That’s true, just like with you and your dad, I understand."

Manbao turned and went to the inner room to fetch three large silver ingots and gave them to him, "Don’t buy too good of a one, avoid other people."

Bai Shan nodded and pushed the money back, "Let pay for it."

"That won’t do, it’s sothing I need to use, how can I let you pay?"

"Consider it as my respect for Uncle Zhou," Bai Shan said with a heartfelt expression, "Last ti when I fell into the water, if it weren’t for Uncle Zhou, I might have died in the lake. I originally shouldn’t have let you share the reward, but the underwater matter had to be kept secret, so I didn’t refuse it."

Bai Shan lowered his voice and said, "Tell Uncle Zhou that whatever he wants in the future, he can just ask , and I’ll buy it for him."

Manbao was moved, but she still refused, "Let it be, the things he wants are too many, way too many."

For instance, how about a peacock?