Transmigration to become a peasant girl

Chapter 126
The second shopkeeper also asked Yang Chan'er if she had any stock, but Yang Chan'er just smiled and said that selling the pills and ointments to Ren Shan Tang was only temporary, let Ren Shan Tang earn a while first, and spread the reputation of her pharmaceutical products Well, when Renshantang has enough sweetness, she has other plans in the future, and she will make various pharmaceutical products one after another. If Renshantang still wants to cooperate with her, it must use other methods.

After Dr. Gu checked Goro's pulse, he nodded in satisfaction. Goro recovered better than he imagined, and then checked Goro's wound, only to find that the external application on the wound was not the medicine he brought, and The properties of the medicine are obviously much better than the medicine he used before, so he was surprised to ask, Goro didn't directly say that Yang Chan'er prescribed the medicine, but just covered it up with a few vague words, which probably meant that Yang Chan'er prescribed it. Cicada got the prescription from elsewhere.

Doctor Gu asked again if the prescription for oral administration had changed. Goro gave the prescription to Doctor Gu without concealing it, because Yang Chan'er had already expected Doctor Gu's reaction before, and said that it didn't matter if the prescription was shown to Doctor Gu. It's Zhao Shi who doesn't believe in Yang Chan'er's medical skills without Goro and the others. Yang Chan'er wants Zhao Shi to rest assured, and it's just a simple prescription, which is nothing in Yang Chan'er's eyes, and there is nothing old in her mind. According to the concept, giving the prescription to Dr. Gu can benefit more people, as long as it doesn't affect her plan to make money, she doesn't mind doing more good things.

Dr. Gu knew the importance of prescriptions to a doctor. He was open-minded and just asked the question in order to solve the doubts in his heart. He didn't mean to check the prescriptions. I didn't expect Goro to be so generous and directly gave the written prescriptions to him. He was grateful for a while, and after seeing the prescription, he admired the beauty of adding and subtracting several herbs in the prescription, and then returned the prescription to Wulang on the spot.

Although Goro is not very old, but he is a smart person and has been outside for several years. He is very understanding of the world and the world. When he saw the situation, he didn't take the prescription and gave it to Dr. Gu. Anyway, Dr. Gu has seen the prescription , keep in mind the difference between the medicines in it, there is no difference between it and not, it is better not to take advantage of this to sell Dr. Gu's favor, maybe there will be some time in the future.

Dr. Gu thanked him again and again, because he felt a little strange when he saw a doctor in the old house of the Yang family. He had discussed it with the second shopkeeper. It is because he knows more than others, and he has already guessed the origin of the prescription since he read the prescription. Seeing that Goro gave him such a precious prescription, he felt even more grateful in his heart, and praised Miss Chan'er's master in his heart. A high-ranking person, if he is willing to come out of the mountain, I am afraid that there are not many doctors in the world who can compare with his medical skills.

When Dr. Gu came out of Wulang's room, Yang Chan'er and the second shopkeeper had already discussed things. Dr. Gu originally thought that since Miss Chan'er had such a good medical skill, she would definitely recuperate her body in person, so naturally there was no need for him to use the axe He took care of Yang Chan'er again, but Mrs. Zhao insisted that he take Yang Chan'er's pulse. After reading Yang Chan'er's prescription, I was a little puzzled at first, but then I seemed to understand: "Although the prescription is wonderful, but the lotus heart is removed, the effect has weakened a lot. It must be Miss Chan'er's master because she is afraid of it." The medicine is too bitter, so it is prescribed like this."

(End of this chapter)