agricultural doctor

Chapter 2950
"Just now, I saw that aunt who had a severe dry cough. The prescription she prescribed for this kind of cough without phlegm was exactly the right medicine. She was able to observe the subtleties of the patient's urgent needs. It can be seen that the person who prescribed the prescription is not only good at medical skills, but also has noble medical ethics. Such a person is worthy of respect, how can he gossip about others behind his back? Worried that she will steal the business of Yaowang Medical Center?"

What Dr. Ji said made the guy who picked the medicine feel guilty.

The doctor in charge of the pharmacy laughed and said, "It's rare to see shopkeeper Ji appreciate someone so much, why don't you call that goddess doctor to come to our clinic for consultation? If the shopkeeper and the goddess doctor fall in love, poor little Zhiyuan will be hurt by someone in the future... ..."

Dr. Ji saw the prescription and heard about the goddess doctor from the Lin family, so he really wanted to meet someone who is in harmony with the medicine of Yaowanggu.

"Nonsense, there are too many people picking medicines, take good care of your pharmacy."

Being teased by the doctor in charge of the pharmacy, Dr. Ji's skin was thin, and his expression darkened immediately. Thinking that he was busy today and hadn't had time to visit the noble man who lives in the back garden of the medical center, he flung his sleeves and left the pharmacy.

The stone had already been thrown into the water, and Xing'er was waiting, and the thrown stone caused a circle of ripples on the surface of the lake.

However, this ripple has been delayed.

Seeing the continuous stream of people from Shanglin's family who came to seek medical treatment, shouting for the Miracle Doctor with a smile, Xing'er stood under the eaves, and her eyes could not help but become a bit dignified.

Smile practiced medicine, and only charged ten or eight coppers as a symbolic consultation fee, so the reputation of a miracle doctor spread quickly, and many people came to seek treatment.

She was too busy, and Madam Xu was also helping her.

Madam Xu took a needle for a man with a leg injury, saw Xing'er standing under the eaves, she winked at Hanxiao, and went out to stand beside Xing'er.

"Little master, are you losing your temper?"

"Yes, I grew up by the lake, and I know that throwing a stone into the water will always cause ripples. Nowadays, many people come to see a doctor, and the stones are thrown out, but there are no ripples."

Xing'er turned her head sideways: "Grandma Xu, why is this?"

Mother Xu continued: "Perhaps, the stone is too light, and the ripples are too small for passers-by to notice; or, this water is different from the water in Daze Lake, so the stone does not stir up any splashes. "

Xing'er asked Nanny Xu: "Grandma Xu, how can I stir up splashes?"

"Use a bigger stone."

Mother Xu looked at him lovingly: "However, if you use a bigger stone, maybe the splashing water will be too noisy, and people will know who is throwing the stone on the bank."

Xing'er was stunned for a moment, her bright eyes gradually dimmed, then she shook her head: "Forget it, let's throw the pebbles slowly!"

Seeing Xing'er's eyes that were as bright as stars and moons gradually dimmed, Mother Xu, who loved him dearly, knew that this child was forbearing for the sake of the prince.

He wanted to see his mother and sister, but he was even more afraid that his father's identity would be found out.

He was recognized as a subjugated monster while still in the queen's belly. Once his identity was revealed, what would he face?
Before there is any support, the only possibility of exposing the target is to attract the pursuit of different forces.

The little master is just an eight-year-old child, why should he bear so much?
Mother Xu was very distressed, and sighed helplessly: "Small stones can't splash any water, but big stones splash too much, we can still choose a medium-sized stone. Maybe it won't splash much. When water splashes, it can also cause ripples.”

(End of this chapter)