So during that time, they were filled with worry, waiting every day for the doctor to examine their child's body until two months later when the child was completely healthy, and all the damage to his body had completely disappeared except for his eyes, which had been blind for a long time.

Later, the child became very healthy, and rarely even suffered from minor illnesses, let alone serious ones.

So Mrs. Bai is now wondering if the child's sudden return to deep sleep is related to the recovery of his eyes, since eye recovery requires a lot of energy and he has entered a state of extreme sleep.

Wan Ge gave the other person two acupuncture needles. When she turned around, she still saw Madam Bai's worried look. It's understandable for a mother to worry about her child.

Wan Ge said a few more things to her, which put her at ease. Only after Wan Ge's repeated assurances did Madam Bai finally feel completely relieved.

Wan Ge glanced back at Bai Yanci. It seemed she would have to be more careful next time and not let him return to her body so late, otherwise she might frighten Madam Bai again.

…

In the following days, Bai Yanci seemed to have returned to normal, going to bed early and waking up early every day. The only difference was that Wan Ge followed suit.

Ever since that day when she persuaded Wan Ge to stay at her home, Madam Bai has found various excuses to keep Wan Ge at her home for an extended period of time.

She didn't know if Wan Ge felt that it didn't matter where she lived, so she agreed. Anyway, from that day on, Wan Ge had been living at her house.

However, Wan Ge's daily activities were not greatly restricted, and she continued to see patients every day.

Madam Bai rarely bothers Wan Ge, but occasionally sends her some fruit or food so that she can rest when she feels tired.

Madam Bai was also in the line of people seeking medical treatment for Wan Ge, and she saw many dignitaries and nobles. Of course, Wan Ge would also be providing free medical consultations in the afternoon. It was unclear whether the servants had told the family about it or if the family had spread the word to others.

Anyway, many ordinary people came in the afternoon. Under such circumstances, Madam Bai would have some tea prepared and provide a place for them to rest while they waited, where they could drink some tea and eat some snacks.

As for her own child, he would usually sit next to Wan Ge with a book in his hand, regardless of what kind of high-ranking officials or nobles were in front of Wan Ge. He would just read his book, as if he only liked to stay next to Wan Ge and read, and he didn't care about the people who came.

To be honest, given their family status, Bai Yanci really doesn't need to care about anyone.

…

Except when there are other matters, Wan Ge treats people every day as usual, and her merits are gradually increasing, but not by much.

One day, as Wan Ge was seeing patients as usual, a middle-aged man who looked somewhat familiar appeared in front of her.

"Who are you? Have we met before?" Wan Ge felt that the other person looked familiar, but he couldn't remember where he had seen him before. Just as he was about to try to figure it out, the other person answered his question.

"Master, don't you remember me? You saved me when I was in a car accident."

"It's you! What brings you here? Is something wrong? Are you feeling unwell?" This shouldn't be the case. When I showed him the previous time, although he was seriously injured, it was a car accident and he didn't have any other illnesses. So he shouldn't be contacting me at this time.

Just then, another person appeared next to the other person. The person looked to be about fifty or sixty years old and had a somewhat otherworldly air about him. Wan Ge could tell at a glance that the other person must also be a person who does good deeds and saves lives, so she could see the purple aura surrounding him without using her third eye.

Generally, only those with great fortune or great kindness can possess this appearance.

The other person stepped forward and immediately identified himself: "Hello, young lady, I am the director of X Hospital. After they brought him here that day, we found that he was recovering at an extremely fast pace. After our investigation, we found that it was caused by the young lady's medication."

So I came forward rashly to ask you, young lady, whether you sell the prescription for this medicine. Rest assured, if the cost of this medicine is not high, we will absolutely not inflate the price to make a profit.”

He had already inquired before coming and learned that she had been treating people and would not charge those in poor circumstances, so she must be a good person.