Fleeing from famine and farming: there is space for the full-level boss

Chu Munan paused slightly, but did not stop. Instead, he quickened his pace and walked inside.

"Xiao Liuzi, please stop for me!"

Seeing that Chu Munan didn't stop, the imperial doctor also realized that something was wrong and hurriedly chased after him.

Chu Munan heard the footsteps behind him and stepped even faster.

Three meters ahead was the entrance to the inner hall. Chu Munan strode into the inner hall in a blink of an eye.

"Stop! You are not Xiao Liuzi!" A cold and suspicious voice came from behind.

Chu Munan didn't respond and had already stepped into the inner hall door with his other foot.

Seeing that he had entered the inner hall, the imperial doctor shouted: "Come quickly and take down this assassin!"

Chu Munan frowned slightly, turned sideways and lowered his head, slowly turned his head, and said in a timid voice: "Sir, this slave is not an assassin."

The imperial doctor strode in and asked, "Where is Xiao Liuzi?"

Chu Munan replied in a low voice: "Mr. Xiao Lu is sick, so he asked his servant to help deliver some medicine."

The imperial doctor asked: "Who are you?"

Chu Munan said: "This slave is the little sweeping eunuch of the Imperial Hospital."

According to Xiao Liuzi's previous description, Chu Munan had already recognized that the man in front of him was Xiao Liuzi's master, the director of Tai Hospital.

With his status, it was impossible to identify all the sweeping eunuchs in the Imperial Hospital.

Moreover, their hospital had just transferred a new one recently, and the director didn't even recognize him.

The imperial doctor looked him up and down, then came over and checked the medicine in his hand.

After confirming that it had not been replaced, I breathed a sigh of relief.

The guards standing on both sides asked: "Master Lu, how are you? Is this person an assassin?"

Doctor Lu rolled his eyes twice and had an idea in his mind.

He hurriedly walked over and apologized: "Sorry, two generals, I made a mistake. He is not an assassin. My apprentice has been making soup and dressing for the emperor every day recently. He probably didn't get enough rest and was sick, so he let this A young father-in-law delivered the medicine on my behalf. I just checked the soup in his hand. There is nothing wrong with the soup. It is the medicine I prescribed for the emperor. So, he is not an assassin, and the two generals can go out first."

In fact, Doctor Lu wanted to find someone to be a scapegoat, so he had no choice but to find his apprentice.

But he still felt a little reluctant to let go of the apprentice. Now by chance, another young eunuch with a low status came to help deliver the medicine, and he could take the blame for his apprentice.

This way, he wouldn't have to sacrifice his apprentice.

The two men nodded, turned around and went out.

Chu Munan whispered: "Master Lu, since you are here, I will give this medicine to you."

With that said, he handed over the medicine.

Where will Dr. Lu pick me up? He was looking for a scapegoat.

Imperial Physician Lu waved his hand and said, "I have to go back to the imperial hospital to discuss the emperor's medicine for tomorrow with several imperial doctors. You can carry the medicine in alone and wait for the emperor to take it."

"Oh, okay."

Chu Munan reluctantly did it.

He paused and then said: "Mr. Xiao Lu said that I will deliver medicine for him. He will sweep the floor for me tonight. Mr. Lu must not be dry."

Doctor Lu thought to himself, I'm afraid you won't be here tonight, sweeping the floor or something, what's the big deal about this trivial matter of sesame seeds and mung beans?

Imperial Physician Lu waved his hand and agreed: "What you and Xiao Liuzi have agreed upon, I am not adamant about it."

"That's good."

Chu Munan said, turning around and going in with the medicine in hand.

In order to clear the air, Imperial Physician Lu also turned around and walked out.

Chu Munan walked forward, but his eyes swept around.

This room was filled with a strong smell of medicine that was suffocating.