Transmigrated into a farmer's lucky charm, all the villains in the family panicked.

On February 28th, just as the spring breeze softened the willow branches, the female doctor's clinic officially opened.

The Empress, the Grand Princess, and the Lady of Rongguo personally came to cut the ribbon.

They stood at the gate, looking radiant, holding scissors tied with red ribbons in their hands.

The moment the red silk cloth was removed, the brand-new plaque revealed three large characters: "Jin Medical Hall".

The handwriting is neat and elegant, shining brightly in the spring sunshine.

It was written by the Empress herself.

After them, many female relatives of officials came to show their support. If you didn't know better, you would think that the ladies and young women were going to hold a flower appreciation banquet.

The sheer number of people on the street was enough to make everyone crane their necks to watch the spectacle.

Amidst the crackling of firecrackers, the onlookers whispered amongst themselves, all eager to know what made this clinic so special that the Grand Princess herself had come to cut the ribbon.

But even craning their necks to look into the alley, they couldn't see clearly. There were just too many noble ladies who had come today, and the carriages alone had blocked the entire street.

The next day, after the excitement had died down, the people returned to the alley and finally saw it clearly.

Jin Medical Clinic is not located on the main street; it is hidden in a deep alley on South Street.

The alley is quite wide; three carriages can walk side by side without feeling crowded. It's not exactly remote, but the sense of privacy amidst the hustle and bustle is something that street-side shops can't provide.

As you walk deeper into the alley, a discreet door opens, revealing a hidden world inside.

This is a proper four-courtyard house with dozens of rooms arranged in a neat and orderly manner. There is also a small garden in the backyard, which Mei Jiangyi has already planned to plant some commonly used medicinal herbs in the spring.

The entire courtyard was quiet and elegant. If it weren't for the sign for a medical clinic hanging at the entrance, people would believe it was the villa of some nobleman.

Yun Shengsheng put a lot of thought into the layout of this clinic.

She was all too aware of the stark class divisions of this era.

It would be uncomfortable for both a duchess and a tofu seller to sit on the same bench while waiting in line for a doctor's appointment.

This isn't about who looks down on whom; it's just the reality. Forcing things to be aligned will only make everyone uncomfortable.

So she divided the entire courtyard into three separate parts.

The first part was prepared for the ladies of the highest-ranking royal relatives and noble families, and they entered through the main south gate.

The consultation room here is decorated as elegantly as a boudoir, with rosewood tables and chairs, Suzhou embroidery screens, and the best tea and snacks. The maids serving are all outstanding in temperament, quick and efficient, and know how to read people's expressions.

Of course, it's also the most expensive.

The second part was prepared for the wives and daughters of officials in the court, who would enter through the east gate.

Although they were not top-tier nobles, they were still respectable and wealthy. The furnishings here were also of the highest quality, with excellent tea and snacks, and the maids were also carefully selected. It was just a little more understated than the one at the South Gate.

The cost is naturally cheaper than entering through the south gate.

The third part is for the female relatives of ordinary people, who enter through the west gate.

There were no tea or snacks served, and the maids were all honest and kind-hearted ordinary girls who didn't discriminate based on who they served.

Naturally, the price is also the cheapest.

The three courtyards are independent of each other, each with its own entrance and exit, so they do not disturb each other.

The central location of the three courtyards was where the female doctors held their consultations. There was a door that directly connected the three courtyards, making it very convenient to go to any of them for a consultation.

This design was something Yun Shengsheng pondered for a long time before drawing it.

When it was shown to Li Lao, Mei Jiangyi, and Jiang Fanghua, these experienced doctors were completely dumbfounded by the drawing.

Old Li held the blueprints, turning them over and over three times: "How does this girl's brain work? How does she have so many ideas?"

Mei Jiangyi was amazed. She had traveled all over the country and seen countless medical clinics, but she had never seen one designed like this before.

Having spent most of her life in the palace, Jiang Fanghua had seen all sorts of exquisite things, and upon seeing this layout, she couldn't help but applaud.

Old Cui even wondered if he could follow suit and try setting up a men's clinic...

Three doors, three prices, three types of medicinal herbs.

Ordinary people cannot afford expensive medicinal herbs; this is not out of reluctance, but a reality.

Prescribing a 50-ounce ginseng root to someone who can't even get enough to eat isn't treating the illness; it's making things worse and potentially fatal.

For a clinic to survive and thrive in the long term, making money is an unavoidable issue; charitable acts without profit cannot last.

Yun Shengsheng knew Mei Jiangyi's personality all too well. She knew that this senior sister couldn't help but reach into her pocket when she saw poor people, so she set a rule for her in advance.

Ten special assistance slots are available each month, specifically for patients who are truly in dire need and cannot afford the medical expenses.

However, there is a limit to the amount of funding for each slot; it cannot be a bottomless pit.

When Mei Jiang saw this message, he remained silent for a long time.

She wanted to say that she could treat everyone for free, that she didn't care about money.

But she also knew that this clinic did not belong to her alone.

She couldn't selfishly demand that everyone do the same as her and give away all their wealth.

Finally, she nodded and said, "Okay, I'll listen to Shengsheng."

Now that the Jin Medical Clinic is open, the next step is to make sure everyone in the capital knows about it.

Even the best wine needs to be discovered, especially if it's hidden in a deep alley. If you don't make a fuss, who will know you have a clinic here?

Yun Shengsheng had already planned her ultimate move.

On the opening day, a huge wooden sign was erected at the entrance of Jinyi Clinic, with five large characters written on it: "Women's Health Checkup Package".

This novel term left everyone watching completely bewildered.

A physical exam? What is a physical exam? If you're healthy and have no illnesses, why would you come to a clinic?

Not only were the common people bewildered, but even the Empress and the Grand Princess were bewildered.

Yun Shengsheng had a detailed explanation posted next to it.

Whether or not a woman is sick, she can come to Jin Medical Clinic regularly for a comprehensive check-up, from her complexion and tongue coating to her pulse and blood, from her internal organs to her bones and meridians, a thorough examination from head to toe.

This allows potential problems to be detected early.

Prevention is better than cure; nip minor illnesses in the bud and prevent them from becoming major problems.

It is recommended to do this once every two years or once a year.

Adults can watch it, and children can watch it too.

Adults can take preventative measures in advance, while children can learn about their bone and physical development and intervene early.

This theory is known to everyone in modern society, but in ancient times, it was a complete game-changer.

The women watching had never considered that "you can see a doctor even if you're not sick."

I never imagined that many serious illnesses have warning signs before they occur.

There was a lot of discussion. Some people thought it was novel, some thought it was unnecessary, some were eager to try it, and some were skeptical.

But Yun Shengsheng has her trump card.

Princess Yongjia and Princess Yongning, one on each side, helped the Grand Princess into the examination room.

At first, the Grand Princess maintained her composure, saying, "At my age, why should I investigate?" But there was a clear hint of attraction in her eyes.

At this age, who doesn't have a few minor ailments?