agricultural doctor

Chapter 1176
As soon as the carriage stopped, it was shopkeeper Lin who opened the curtain and got out of the carriage.

Why did Shopkeeper Lin come to Xiushui Village at this time?

He used to be in the state capital, so he knew Feng Yuanyi, and it made sense for Mr. Feng's niece to come here as a gift after her niece got married.

But tomorrow is the wedding banquet, Xiaoze Town is not far from Xiushui Village, why is he here today?

Ye Ran went up to meet him: "Why is the shopkeeper here?"

"It turned out that Grandpa Lin came, and Yue'er's family made zongzi."

Xiaoyue'er smiled openly: "Grandpa Lin is lucky!"

Shopkeeper Lin brought a few boxes of pastries bought from Xiaoze Town to Yue'er, and then said in a hurry: "Ran Niang, the grandson of Qian's old boss, went to the manor with his nanny yesterday, and after returning, he had a high fever and fell into a coma. If you don’t wake up, whatever prescription you prescribe won’t work. There’s only one grandson in Qian’s old family, and he’s in pain like a baby, so you must follow me on this trip.”

Although Ye Ran was thinking about Feng Shuyi's wedding banquet, but about Mrs. Xie's matter, as soon as Shopkeeper Lin got in touch, Mrs. Qian came to help Mrs. Xie.

After all, she still owes her old club a favor.

I can only go to Ozawa Town with shopkeeper Lin first, and then rush back from Ozawa Town tomorrow morning to attend Shuyi's wedding banquet.

The aunt also cooked rice dumplings and asked her to take them to shopkeeper Lin.

It just so happened that shopkeeper Lin came to Xiushui Village because of the Qian family's affairs, and Yeran simply asked the aunt to pick up the cooked rice dumplings, put them in a wooden basin, and boarded shopkeeper Lin's carriage together.

When the sun was about to set, the carriage finally arrived at Ozawa Town.

After making seven turns and eight turns beside the lake road, the carriage drove into a tall courtyard.

Qian Laodong's family was gloomy. Seeing Yeran coming, they hurriedly welcomed her into the house and wanted to serve her tea.

Ye Ran waved her hand: "It's important to see the young master first, and it's not too late to drink tea later."

The daughter-in-law of Mr. Qian's old family brought Ye Ran into the house, she couldn't help frowning.

On such a hot day, the windows were tightly closed and the curtains were drawn. Once you walked in, the room smelled of sweat.

No matter what the disease is, it is not good to bore a child like this.

Yeran ordered: "The room is airtight, open the window first."

Yeran asked the daughter-in-law of Mrs. Qian's family to open the window. She hesitated and said, "My mother-in-law said that Dong'er followed the nanny to the manor. I'm afraid Dong'er is under evil spirits. The curtains are tightly covered so that he won't lose his soul."

And this ignorant statement?
It's a pity that Taoist Master Xuancheng is not here. If he were, he could still help coax the Qian family.

Seeing Qian's old boss's daughter-in-law being so submissive, she was afraid that she was used to being suppressed by Madam Qian, so Yeran stopped insisting and put her hand on Dong'er's wrist, quietly feeling his pulse.

After taking the pulse, it seems to be a sign of poisoning, but the shopkeeper Lin said that even prescriptions will not work.

That's strange!

Besides, Mr. Qian's family has only one grandson, so he must take care of him like a baby. Even if he goes to a country manor, there must be many people to take care of him.

There should be no unsightly servants who poison him.

Could it be caused by poisonous insect bites?
Ye Ran asked casually: "Does he have any rashes on his body, or have abscesses?"

The daughter-in-law of Mr. Qian's old family froze for a moment, and explained truthfully: "I have been in a coma since I came back last night, and I haven't had time to take a closer look."

If the window is not allowed to be opened, how can I check if Dong'er has been bitten by poisonous insects?

Ye Ran said to her: "Then hold the lamp, I want to take a closer look at his complexion."

(End of this chapter)