Metaphysics tycoons rebuild the underworld in the interstellar

Chapter 136
Zheng Ming saw Xi Ruiwen's resistance, felt a little tired, took a deep breath, and said: "I really don't need to, at this time, to slander him in such a stupid way, I see that you and I are friends Just to remind you, he...maybe not as good as you imagined, you can believe him if you want to, but it won't do you any harm to be more careful."

As he spoke, Zheng Ming let out a long breath of foul air.

The unwillingness and obsession in my heart for so long seemed to have dissipated.

He looked at Xi Ruiwen and said calmly: "Of course, I didn't see these things. I don't know him at all, let alone him. I came here because I met a wise man who can see the past and the future." Just to remind you."

"That's all I said. As for whether you believe it or not, it's up to you. If you are a little scared, or willing to believe it, you can come to me later, and I can introduce that wise man to you."

After finishing speaking, Zheng Ming gave Xi Ruiwen a relaxed smile, then turned and left.

There is no longer any entanglement.

Seeing this, Xi Ruiwen couldn't help frowning, and a complex emotion emerged in his heart.

But she never took Zheng Ming's words to heart.

She doesn't even believe that a wise man is not a wise man.

Today, there are no wise men in this interstellar world.

If there were a wise man, he would not appear in such a small place as Minge City.

Xi Ruiwen is more inclined, Zheng Ming was deceived.

She also didn't want to imagine how inferior Zheng Ming was.

I can only believe that Zheng Ming was deceived.

Zheng Ming didn't know how to persuade Xi Ruiwen, so he could only remind him.

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After Lingchu and Lingfei returned to Lingjia, they each went to rest.

That night, Sergeant Mi Yuan stayed in the hospital of traditional Chinese medicine for a long time before he got the necessary medicinal materials.

He borrowed the medicine stove from the hospital of traditional Chinese medicine, and after cooking the soup, he hurried back to the hospital.

When he returned to the hospital, Luo Yi was already awake.

It's just that the whole person still has no spirit.

But the doctor said that Luo Yi's condition is already very good, much better than they imagined, and he has survived completely.

Sergeant Mi Yuan and Mr. Luo and his wife breathed a sigh of relief when they heard this.

After the doctor left after rounds, Sergeant Mi Yuan stayed to take care of Luo Yi.

Mr. Luo and his wife went back to rest.

When only the two brothers were left in the ward, Sergeant Mi Yuan took out the soup and helped Luo Yi take it.

As soon as Luo Yi smelled the smell, she frowned, "Brother, it's so bitter."

He looked at Sergeant Mi Yuan pitifully.

Sergeant Mi Yuan said helplessly: "I asked the director of the hospital of traditional Chinese medicine, and he said that most of the traditional Chinese medicines are very bitter. He also added some licorice in it to adjust the taste, but it is still bitter. Luo Yi, you can Bear with it, okay?"

Luo Yi didn't want to disappoint her brother, so she nodded reluctantly.

Sergeant Mi Yuan held a spoon and fed it to Luo Yi mouthful.

After adding licorice, it is still bitter, but still acceptable.

Luo Yi frowned and drank the soup.

After drinking it, he couldn't help asking: "What kind of medicine is this? It tastes very strange."

Sergeant Mi Yuan put away the medicine bowl and explained: "This is traditional Chinese medicine. The Chinese medicine hospital is responsible for researching these. The director said that they have an old saying that good medicine is bitter. Get rid of your illness and you will get better."

After finishing speaking, he poured another glass of water for Luo Yi and asked him to rinse his mouth.

Luo Yi took it and said in a daze, "Chinese medicine? Brother, where did you hear about this medicine?"

He hadn't heard much of it before.

He was seriously ill a few times not long ago, and Mr. Luo went to the Chinese Medicine Hospital to seek medical treatment for him, so he knew that such a place existed.

(End of this chapter)