The favorite of the Nongmen group: the female supporting role is a full-level boss

"What's wrong with hanging for breath? He said he couldn't cure it." The woman held a basket in her hand and had a long face with protruding cheekbones and a mean look. She was choked by Su Wan and said bitterly: "You are from Xinglin Medical Center, right? Excuse this quack doctor. You are capable. You can cure people!"

"That's right! You have the ability to cure people, so stop nagging here!"

"The two of them are working together. If the old guy can't be cured, how can a yellow-haired girl be cured? Do you know all the words? Come here to show off as a hero!"

As soon as this was said, everyone burst into laughter.

Human lives were at stake, and Su Wan was too lazy to deal with these gangsters.

She knelt down to check the old man's pulse, and when she touched his hand, it was cold. The pulse is extremely thin and can barely be felt. She touched her nose with her fingers, and when she got closer she could feel the weak breathing. At first glance, it looked like she was dead.

"Girl, I know you mean well. Learning medicine is not easy, and reputation is extremely important. This person can't be cured, so don't get involved." Zhou Lang was deeply moved, but he couldn't drag Su Wan into the water.

She is still young and has a stigma. This town is so big. Who would dare to seek treatment from her in the future?

"You are a doctor and you must cherish your feathers. Girl, please listen to my advice..."

Su Wan interrupted him: "Then why did you save him? You knew you couldn't save him, but you still refused to give up a chance of survival. I'm just like you. If I abandon patients for the sake of reputation, I'm not worthy of being a doctor!"

Langzhong Zhou was speechless.

The woman sneered and felt extremely happy. Who told Su Wan not to jump out and speak for the quack doctor?

Her reputation is ruined, and she brought it upon herself!

"If you don't have diamonds, don't take this porcelain job. I think you want to be famous, and you are crazy. This man is already dead, and you still use him as a stepping stone. Oh my God, how pitiful!" the woman shouted to the crowd. Said: "Everyone should recognize her face. If you see her from behind, you have to take a detour."

Su Wan looked solemn and said to Doctor Zhou: "He is a corpse. You go to the medical center to get cinnamon twig chips and calamus."

"Hey!" Mr. Zhou didn't want Su Wan to interfere, but at this point, he could only cooperate and mess around.

Quickly go to the medical center to get these two medicinal materials.

Su Wan blew the calamus shavings into the old man's nose, then opened his clenched teeth and pressed the cinnamon twig shavings under his tongue.

Everyone watched Su Wan pretending, waiting for her to slap him in the face if she couldn't heal someone.

Doctor Zhou had never seen such a strange treatment method before, and he said anxiously: "Can this, can this be cured?"

Su Wan had no time to pay attention to him, so she took out the silver needle that Doctor Zhou had left on the ground before he could take it away, took off the old man's clothes, and inserted a needle into the acupuncture point on his chest.

"Well……"

The old man groaned and slowly opened his eyes.

The noisy crowd fell silent for a moment.

"A-live?"

As soon as someone spoke, everyone woke up. Staring into the old man's eyes, he blinked twice in discomfort. Was he really alive?

Everyone was shocked, and the look in their eyes when they looked at Su Wan suddenly changed!

Is this really a magical skill?

"Really cured?!" Doctor Zhou was stunned. He stared at the old man for a long time, unable to restrain his excitement. He knelt down happily on the ground and took the old man's pulse. The pulse became gentle and strong, and he almost cried with joy. : "Really alive!"

Su Wan pulled out the needle and helped the old man sit up: "Grandpa, are you feeling uncomfortable anywhere else?"

"Dizziness." The old man leaned on Su Wan's shoulder and said feebly: "Girl, thank you for saving this little old man's life."