My younger sister insisted on marrying me and made me the Marquis' wife.

Chapter 269 He's Gone

The owner Leng of Ranxiangju is very famous for his perfume making skills, and most people are far inferior to him.

When Mrs. Gu made a comparison, Pang Yuanzheng was speechless.

There are always some people in this world who are different from others. Things that are difficult for others are as easy as drinking water and eating for them.

When it comes to talent, you have to accept it.

Dean Pang stopped pestering him and was about to ask something else when Lord Gu said, "I have some difficulties and need your help."

Pang Yuan said seriously, "Please speak."

Lord Gu said, "My brother and sister-in-law are very ill. My family is very worried, but they have not been able to go out for treatment because of smallpox. I hope you can come and treat them."

The imperial physician asked, "Isn't there a capable doctor in the palace?"

Lord Gu said, "This doctor said he is not good at treating this, and he also said that there must be a connection between the patient and the doctor. Maybe my sister-in-law and him just lack a certain connection."

Pang Yuanzheng nodded and said, "... what he said is true... famous doctors also have diseases that they cannot cure, and local doctors who walk around the streets also have prescriptions passed down from their ancestors that can cure some strange diseases. It's hard to say for sure. Since the Marquis has invited us, let's go now."

Old Madam Gu stood up to see them off, and Qin Yuan followed Marquis Gu to the Sixth Madam's courtyard.

Mr. Gu Liu was already waiting here. He was dressed in formal clothes because he was going to meet a guest, and his hair was tied up with a crown. Because he had been obsessed with writing poetry and painting these days, he looked more and more refined.

Pang Yuanzheng couldn't help but look at him carefully.

Lord Gu is unruly and handsome, while Lord Gu Liu is gentle and refined. Although they are both good-looking, they don't look like they are from the same family.

As soon as Mr. Gu Liu came up, he bowed and said, "Please, Sir, please treat my wife."

Pang Yuanzheng quickly returned the greeting and said, "Master Gu Liu, there is no need to be polite. I dare not disobey the Marquis's order, but I am not very knowledgeable and I hope you will forgive me if I am unable to do so."

While they were greeting each other, Nanny Zhao had ordered someone to draw a screen in the room. The men were all sitting outside the screen. Qin Yuan and her maid went inside the screen and saw Madam Gu Liu with a sallow complexion, leaning listlessly on the bed.

Qin Yuan asked, "Why don't you lie down in the tent and ask the imperial physician to come into the inner room to see you? It's a bit tiring to wash and dress yourself."

The man was already sick and had difficulty walking, but he still had to sit up, put on thick clothes, comb his hair and so on.

It's really unnecessary.

Qin Yuan had good intentions, and Nanny Zhao also agreed with her.

But Madam Gu Liu said with all her might: "I am not that weak at all. I will stand up as long as I can."

Hongye couldn't help but curl her lips.

Seeing that she didn't appreciate it, Qin Yuan said, "It looks like my sister-in-law is getting better now, otherwise she wouldn't be able to hold on. I'm just worried about you. The hospital doctor is seeing you today, so I think you'll get better faster."

Madam Gu Liu said slowly, "I appreciate your good words."

Qin Yuan said no more and sat down on an embroidered cushion not far away. The little maid put all the things in order and went to ask Pang Yuanzheng to come and take her pulse.

Seeing that Mr. Pang had slightly gray hair, a thin face, and was well-dressed and elegant in his manners, Mrs. Gu Liu was already somewhat satisfied.

When it came to taking the patient's pulse, Mrs. Gu Liu felt even more satisfied.

After all, the previous Doctor Wang was a disciple of the Dean, so he was always a little inferior.

Pang Yuan was frowning, looking even more worried. He felt the pulse for a long time and asked, "What medicine did you take before?"

Qin Yuan said, "Madam Zhao, please quickly bring the previous prescription to the Dean."

Nanny Zhao quickly took out the prescription and handed it over.

After looking at it, Pang Yuanzheng nodded and said, "This prescription is quite good. This disease can only be cured slowly. Why not continue to let this doctor treat it?" The implication was that he did not want to take over.

Nanny Zhao was a little anxious.

Qin Yuan said: "Of course I still have to ask the Dean to take a look before I can feel at ease. The one who spoke before said that he could only prescribe this kind of prescription and there was no good way to cure my sister-in-law's illness."

Pang Yuan was being held here and was a little hesitant.

When nobles go to the hospital for treatment, they sometimes ask several doctors to prescribe medicine for them.

Madam Gu Liu hurriedly said, "My illness is getting a little serious now. I hope you, Lord Yuanzheng, can think of a way to save me."

Pang Yuanzheng couldn't refuse, so he said, "I can only try my best. If you don't get better after taking the medicine, please find another doctor."

Madam Zhao said hurriedly, "The prescription prescribed by the Dean must be the best."

Pang Yuanzheng smiled and said, "That may not be the case. Everything depends on fate."

This disease can only be slowly treated. No matter who comes to see it, it looks like this. We can only blame it on fate.

Nanny Zhao's heart sank.

Madam Gu Liu, however, felt that she must have a connection with Lord Yuanzheng and that things would gradually get better.

Qin Yuan sighed inwardly, but there was nothing he could do.

Pang Yuanzheng sat down at a nearby table, pondered for a while, and wrote a prescription.

Nanny Zhao came quickly to get it.

Pang Yuanzheng said to her, "This disease mainly needs to be taken care of. If Sixth Madam can sleep well and eat well, she will be much better. You must not worry too much on weekdays. In my opinion, there is nothing in this world except life and death. There is nothing that cannot be let go. If Sixth Madam relaxes her mind, the medicine she takes will be effective. Otherwise, no matter how much she takes, it will be in vain."

Aunt Zhao said, "Of course, of course."

Madam Gu Liu also hurriedly said, "I will definitely do as the Dean says, and I will never say a word more, spend a little more thought, or do anything more."

Qin Yuan smiled and said, "If my sister-in-law can do this, this illness will definitely get better."

She took the prescription from Nanny Zhao, glanced at it, and knew in her heart that Dean Pang's medical skills were not better than Doctor Li's.

It can be seen that Madam Gu Liu’s illness is difficult to cure.

If Doctor Li had assisted with acupuncture, Madam Gu Liu could have been able to hold out longer.

When she handed the prescription back, she met Pang Yuanzheng's thoughtful gaze.

Qin Yuan didn't care.

Since she can make medical incense, she must know some medical skills, which she will show to the public sooner or later, but how much she knows is up to her.

As Pang Yuan was walking out of the room, he asked Lord Gu, "Which doctor wrote the medicine for Madam Gu Liu? He is a good doctor and his medicines are quite unique. It would be more convenient for him to treat Madam Gu Liu's illness."

The imperial physician beside him smiled and said, "I wonder which doctor has won the favor of the hospital master."

Lord Gu hesitated for a moment and said, "This is the prescription that Imperial Doctor Liu wrote before. The doctor who saw me in the mansion made some adjustments before."

Pang Yuanzheng looked suspicious and obviously didn't believe it.

"I wonder if the doctor in the mansion is still here? Speaking of which, I am also a little curious and want to get to know this doctor. He is capable and courageous, and such a person is very rare."

Lord Gu sighed and said, "He passed away a long time ago. I heard that he used a prescription passed down from his ancestors, which was very effective in dealing with the epidemic. I bought his prescription and have copied it into a memorial to the emperor. I think it will be useful if there is another case of smallpox in the future."