The proud daughter of the reborn space

Chapter 24 Traditional Chinese Medicine
"Why did you suddenly switch to Chinese medicine?" Hua Shu wondered, why didn't she remember such a thing in her previous life?

He Ling looked sad and sighed: "Oh, it's not Xiao Bin's disease. It seems to be getting worse recently. After several years of Western medicine, it has not been cured. I can only keep taking medicine to control it. Yesterday I queued up at the hospital to get medicine. At that time, I heard someone say that there is a drugstore called Qinghetang in the city. Doctor Fang there is an old professor of Huaxia Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He is said to have very good medical skills and can cure many difficult and complicated diseases. I wanted to take Xiaobin and others there. Try it.”

Hearing that it was Qinghetang, Hua Shu remembered that such a thing did happen in her previous life, but she was ill at that time and kept getting sick, so He Ling did not tell her, but invited a nearby minister. Her familiar aunt helped take care of her and Tang Fan, so she waited until He Bin died of illness before she learned that He Bin had gone to Qinghe Hall for medical treatment.

I remember that after He Bin passed away in her previous life, He Ling was sad for a long time. She once blamed herself very much and said to her that Dr. Fang from Qinghetang was able to cure Xiao Bin because she was incompetent and could not afford to buy it for him. Medicine made Xiao Bin pass away at a young age, so Hua Shu remembered Qinghetang and knew that Dr. Fang was very good at medicine.

"Since he is an old professor from Huaxia Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, his medical skills must be very good, so you might as well give it a try." Hua Shu said with relief.

He Ling nodded, "Then I'll take them out first, otherwise it will get hot and they won't be able to bear walking."

"Okay, pay attention to safety." Hua Shu sent her out.

"That's right." He Ling walked to the door and stopped again, saying: "I've warmed breakfast in the pot, you go and eat it quickly! Take the remaining medicine after eating, and you look much better again. , you should be fine after taking the medicine."

"Okay, I will eat it." Hua Shu nodded obediently. She knew how to eat the food. As for the medicine, she would not ask for trouble.

After confirming that there was nothing forgotten, He Ling finally left with peace of mind.

Hua Shu stood in front of the door, watching He Ling go away, with a faint smile on her lips.

She did not say that although He Bin's congenital heart disease could be cured, the medicinal materials needed to treat the disease were very expensive and ordinary families could not afford it.Because she knew that this life was different, and even if she couldn't make a cure for the disease for the time being, it would be difficult for her to get some money for the medicine.

Looking at the bright sun in the sky, Hua Shu breathed a sigh of relief, closed the door and entered the space again.

If people eat whole grains, impurities will be left in the body over time. Although Hua Shu has cut off her hair and cleansed her marrow, it does not mean that her body is completely free of impurities. After a long period of practice, some micro impurities are still excreted along with sweat. , even though the amount was very small, the faint smell and sticky feeling on her body still made her very uncomfortable.

Therefore, as soon as she entered the space, she went straight to the Bihu Lake. She first went to the well and drank several sips of the spiritual spring, and then jumped into the Bihu Lake and took a refreshing bath.

Hua Shu had breakfast, and Tang Fan also woke up. They were the only two people left in the orphanage. Hua Shu let Tang Fan have breakfast, and the two of them started staring at each other.It was so boring that Hua Shu could only turn on the TV for Tang Fan to watch. However, it was not a holiday now, and there were no programs suitable for children of Tang Fan's age.

The two of them sat in front of the TV together, watching the urban emotional drama full of gore and bitterness in the morning theater. Hua Shu felt that this was not a program for children, but what could she do without watching TV?
(End of this chapter)