Manbao jumped out of the carriage with a basket on his back, turned around and waved to Bai Shanbai Erlang who was in the car, and entered Jishi Hall under their gaze.

When Bai Shan saw her entering, he lowered the curtain and said, "Let's go."

The carriage then started to go to the Imperial College.

The pharmacy had just opened, and the patients hadn't arrived yet. Man Bao first put down his things and tidied them up. After looking around, he took out a thick classic from his backpack and started reading.

Doctor Ding who came to visit was stunned when he saw it, "Mr. Zhou, are you reading the law book?"

Man Bao nodded, stood up and asked Doctor Ding to sit down.

Doctor Ding did not sit down. He asked curiously, "Why did you change your reading of legal books? Didn't you always read medical books before?"

Man Bao sighed, "My husband only asked me to read a few pages. I have no choice. I'm too busy recently and can't squeeze out the time. I can only take advantage of this moment to read it."

Doctor Ding nodded, but felt something was wrong. Aren't they doctors? Why do they need to read the law books?

Dr. Ding was about to turn around and leave in a daze when he suddenly remembered something and turned around and said: "By the way, after you left at noon yesterday, the Cheng family sent a message asking you to come to see a doctor today. The shopkeeper asked me

Will you go or not?"

Man Bao asked curiously, "Whose family is the Cheng family?"

"Su Guogong's house," Doctor Ding said, "This time I am consulting the second wife of their family. It is better for you to make it easier for you to enter and exit the inner courtyard. What the shopkeeper means is that if you go, a medicine boy will be prepared for you later.

Take it with you, it will be easier to come in and out this way. The old rule is that for such a visit, you get all the consultation fees, and you get the medicine from the shop."

"Then there is medicine in the warehouse?"

Doctor Ding smiled and said, "That's even better. If you get better with your medical treatment, most of the medicine in their warehouse will be replenished from our shop."

This is one of the reasons why pharmacies like doctors sitting in the hall to go out for consultations in their spare time.

After all, the main profit of drug stores comes from medicinal materials.

Man Bao nodded, indicating that he understood, "I'll go."

Doctor Ding nodded, turned around and went out. As soon as he opened the curtain, he saw a man lying outside. The man was startled and looked up awkwardly and smiled naively at Doctor Ding.

Then he turned sideways and let Doctor Ding go out. Doctor Ding then walked out. He immediately pulled Liu Niang behind him and got in.

Doctor Ding looked back, pointed at him and asked Xiao Ding, the waiter beside him, "What is this Shi Dalang doing?"

Xiao Ding only glanced at him and said: "The doctor who comes to see Dr. Zhou always comes early every time, for fear of meeting someone. Just now he came up to eavesdrop when he came. I reminded him that you were in there, and he still came in early."

Go up and listen, I thought you and Dr. Zhou wouldn't say anything confidential, so I didn't stop you."

They all talk about confidential matters in the backyard. Who would say things that cannot be said to others in a consulting room separated by a curtain?

The walls have ears, let alone a curtain.

But it was the first time that Dr. Ding had seen someone eavesdropping so openly and openly in front of everyone.

He shook his head and saw that there were more and more patients in the lobby, so he went back to his clinic.

When Man Bao saw the couple coming in, he put away the book and said, "It's Dou Dalang and Liu Niang. Sit down."

Dou Dalang smiled flatteringly, sat on a chair with his wife and said, "Dr. Zhou, can you show my mother-in-law and see if she is pregnant?"

Liu Niang shyly stretched out her hand.

Man Bao felt for his pulse and said, "It's not that fast, is it?"

She stretched out her hand and touched it for a while, then smiled and said, "I'm not pregnant."

"But her menstruation is late." Dou Dalang was a little anxious.

"It's normal to be delayed for a few days," Man Bao said to Liu Niang: "With your situation, it's normal for you to be delayed within seven days. I just took a look and found that your health has been doing well in the past two months. I'll give you another prescription."

You can stop taking the auxiliary medicine after taking it, and maintain nutrition afterward. This will be a good preparation for pregnancy."

She wrote a prescription for Liu Niang, then looked at Dou Dalang who looked ugly and said, "Let me check your pulse."

Dou Dalang stretched out his hand dejectedly. Man Bao touched it for a while and then said: "It's getting better, but you still have to continue taking medicine. Also, don't be too stressed."

"To put it simply, I will be twenty-five after the Chinese New Year," Dou Dalang said with a sad face: "My cousin is younger than me, and his children are now running all over the floor..."

"Then what can you do? You have this disease," Man Bao said, "Also, try to avoid having sex while taking the medicine. Take this prescription first, and I will change it for you later."

Manbao wrote a prescription for Dou Dalang and asked him to go out and get the medicine.

Dou Dalang did not leave, however. He took the prescription and asked hesitantly: "Dr. Zhou, I heard that people outside call you the little miracle doctor, so can my disease be cured?"

Man Bao said: "We are doctors and we treat diseases, but my mother said that you have to look at your fate to give birth to a child. I can only tell you that now my chance of curing you is 80%. 80%, what a high cure rate."

, but if you ruin this 80% chance by yourself, just pretend I didn’t say anything.”

Dou Dalang was stunned and asked: "How can I avoid committing suicide?"

"Simple, just follow the doctor's advice. Take your medicine when you need it, go to bed early at night, get up early in the morning, and avoid having sex." Man Bao waved his hand and said, "Go ahead."

Dou Dalang still didn't leave, he whispered: "Dr. Zhou, you didn't tell anyone about my case, did you?"

Man Bao: "...No, we are doctors, not people sitting on the street gossiping with nothing to do. Besides, this is a pseudonym. What are you afraid of?"

Dou Dalang smiled sheepishly, "That's right, I, I want to change my name."

Man Bao felt very strange and asked curiously, "Why do you suddenly want to change?"

"I just suddenly felt that it was not good to use someone's name to see a doctor." Dou Dalang swallowed his saliva and whispered: "Actually, my surname is Shi. You can just call me Shi Dalang from now on."

"Easy to say." Man Bao neatly added a symbol after Dou Dalang's name, and then wrote Shi Dalang's name.

Dou Dalang then took two prescriptions and went to check out to get the medicine, and asked his wife to stay and keep in touch with Dr. Zhou.

He felt that by establishing a good relationship with the doctor, she would be able to be more considerate.

However, Man Bao only had one heart and lungs. It was obviously impossible for her to take out the heart and lungs and give them to them. Since Liu Niang knew that being unable to get pregnant was not her problem, she was not so anxious, so as soon as her husband left, she and Man Bao

Talk about gossip.

In fact, it was to tell Man Bao why Dou Dalang, oh, no, it was Shi Dalang who changed his name.

"The person who brought us to see a doctor was our old aunt. Dou Dalang was her eldest grandson. Qian'er didn't know who told her that her husband used the name of Dou Dalang when he saw a doctor in the pharmacy, so the old aunt came to the door.

"

Man Bao couldn't help laughing and gave Liu Niang a thumbs up, "Actually, your husband is quite funny."
Chapter completed!