agricultural doctor

Chapter 2321
Ye Ran beat old man Zhao's hand pointing at her: "Don't get excited, you keep guessing!"

From the moment he entered the door until now, this girl spoke and acted very much like the girl from Baili's family.

But how can a dead man come back to life?
What's more, others don't know her identity, he was in the palace to treat the empress dowager and the emperor, he was well informed, and knew that her identity was actually Princess Xiao.

If Chan'er offends others, he can ignore it given the Zhao family's status in the capital.

It's just that it was Princess Xiao who offended Chan'er. In the future, Chan'er will not be allowed to come to the medical clinic for a consultation. He will always come to pass the news.

Did that girl go to Xiling Prefecture with her master before?
Mr. Zhao rushed to find trouble, and was pinned down by this girl everywhere, and he was a little weak: "Tell me, what do you have to do with that girl from Baili's family? She even told you everything about me I said it, this girl..."

Halfway through the talk, he had a pitiful look on his face!

Yeran didn't expect that the old man of the Zhao family still remembered her.

She sighed: "Miss Baili is my junior sister. I am an apprentice accepted by Master in Xiling Prefecture. My surname is Ye, and my name is dyed."

King Xiao has a deep affection for the girl from Baili's family, so why did he find the princess in Xiling Prefecture?
It turns out that there is still this layer involved!

"No wonder……"

Mr. Zhao looked suddenly enlightened, paused and asked, "How do you know Chan'er's identity?"

After interrogating the maidservant of the Zhao Mansion, from the moment he knew that Zhao Chan'er came to the herbal hall for consultation, he knew that the other party must have known about Chan'er's background.

Let Chan'er sit in the herbal medicine hall, is it because that girl has some medical skills, or is there another purpose?
It was also for this reason that he decided to come and meet Princess Xiao for a while.

The Imperial Physician Order is in charge of the entire Imperial Hospital, and if one is not careful, it is very likely that the family will be wiped out.

Therefore, the Zhao family can't have too much involvement with this herbal hall.

But when he came to this thatched cottage, they didn't keep him in his possession!
Such frankness dispelled the doubts in his heart.

Her current identity is sensitive, and Ye Ran also knew that Mr. Zhao suspected that she had other plans, so he smiled calmly: "Mr. Zhao also knows that as an imperial physician, he should not get too involved with the various families in the capital. Behind the herbal hall It is Prince Xiao's Mansion, surrounded by the Heavenly Medical Hall in the capital, it is also like a lonely boat in the wind and waves. Naturally, it is necessary to find out the family background of the doctor hired. When Chan'er leaves the medical hall, let someone follow behind to check Naturally, I know her details."

"As for being recognized by others, don't worry about Mr. Zhao. I know Chan'er's identity, and I haven't asked her to go to the Gaomen mansion for a consultation. Most of the people who come to this herbal medicine for consultation are street people, and no one can recognize Chan'er. It's the young miss of the Zhao family."

Ye Ran was so magnanimous that Mr. Zhao laughed out loud: "You think of her well, I almost thought it was a pity for you to do so."

"It's true that she cherishes her talents. Chan'er is hiding her clumsiness. Her medical skills are comparable to that of Dr. Xiaoyun whom the old man mistook just now."

Ye Ran winked at Mr. Zhao cunningly like a little fox: "It's a pity for talents, and it is true that he has other plans. I wonder if Mr. Zhao will let the little girl plot?"

"Old man, this imperial doctor's order is very important, and it affects the whole body. It is Chan'er who was raised by my old woman. She insisted on hiring some kind of doctor. The old man came to tell you today that she can't come to our thatched cottage for a while. .”

(End of this chapter)