Liu Moli never expected that Zhou Dali was not only an alcoholic, but also a wife-beater when drunk.

Three years ago, Liu Moli reached her breaking point. One night, Zhou Dali, drunk, choked on his own vomit in his sleep. Liu Moli gave him a cold look and went out to do laundry.

Sure enough, when Liu Moli returned after washing the clothes, Zhou Dali was already dead.

Liu Moli thought that her suffering would eventually turn into happiness.

As a result, Zhou's mother kept shouting that Liu Moli had killed her son and wouldn't allow Zhou Dazhu to let Liu Moli return to the city.

After the college entrance examination was reinstated, Liu Moli wanted to return to the city through the exam. Her mother tore up Liu Moli's books again and locked her in the house on the day of the exam.

After the college entrance examination, Liu Moli thought of going to the educated youth office to report the Zhou family, but she was stopped by Zhou's mother and her entourage on the way.

Liu Moli then realized that all these years, her every move had been under the surveillance of the Zhou family.

Liu Moli could no longer tolerate it; she was going to fight back.

After arriving at the hospital, Liu Moli asked the gatekeeper, Grandpa Wang, which doctor had the best medical skills and which doctor was not good at medical skills.

"The doctors at our hospital are all very skilled, so you can go see them without worry," Grandpa Wang said with a smile.

A doctor's medical skills are inadequate? That could kill someone.

Because Liu Moli was pretty and polite, Grandpa Wang didn't give her a hard time.

"Grandpa, I... I'm from the countryside and I don't have much money. I'm afraid I'll run into a doctor who isn't good at medicine and waste my money," Liu Moli hurriedly made up an excuse.

"Hey! This girl doesn't look like she's from the countryside! She's fair-skinned and clean-cut. I thought you worked in an office in town." Grandpa Wang squinted and sized up Liu Moli.

"Uncle, I won't lie to you. I was originally an educated youth sent to the countryside. After I married into this village, I became a rural person. I've been married for several years and don't have any children. My mother-in-law is anxious, so I..." Liu Moli lowered her head, looking sad.

"Oh, I see! Don't worry, young lady, the doctors at our hospital are all very skilled, especially Dr. Liu, who is very good at treating infertility. It's a pity that Dr. Liu isn't working today; she'll be available tomorrow," Grandpa Wang said kindly.

"Sir, my mother-in-law wants me to take the medicine home today. Okay, could you tell me if there are any new doctors at the hospital? I'll try to avoid them later," Liu Moli asked, quick-wittedly.

Liu Moli's mother was a doctor at a major hospital in Shanghai.

Therefore, Liu Moli knew that the new doctors at the hospital were usually fresh out of school, or they were transferred from other hospitals.

Taohua Town Hospital is just a small hospital. Who would want to transfer to this small hospital if they haven't made any mistakes or had any medical accidents?

"Yes, there really is. We have a new female doctor at our hospital recently, named Wang Jing. Today is her first day on the job. But I heard that Dr. Wang Jing used to be a doctor in a big city, and her medical skills are very good," Grandpa Wang said after thinking for a moment.

"Thank you, sir. You're such a kind person." Liu Moli bowed to Grandpa Wang and then hurriedly ran towards the clinic.

After registering at the registration desk, Liu Moli found Wang Jing's consultation room and went inside.

That's right. Liu Moli went to great lengths to ask Grandpa Wang which doctor had poor medical skills, not to avoid him, but specifically to find such a doctor to prescribe some medicine for her.

Poor doctors often just do whatever the patient tells them to do.

Today is Wang Jing's first day at work since arriving in Peach Blossom Town.

Wang Jing hasn't seen a single patient since this morning.

This made Wang Jing, who was always busy after starting work, feel a little uncomfortable.

What's going on? Do people in Peach Blossom Town never get sick? Or is it that patients don't trust me because I'm a stranger?

When Liu Moli entered, Wang Jing was frowning and lost in thought, and did not immediately notice Liu Moli's arrival.

"Doctor!" Liu Moli called out weakly.

"Come, sit here." Wang Jing snapped out of her daze, pointed to the stool opposite her, and gestured for Liu Moli to sit down and talk.

"Doctor, I've been having trouble sleeping lately, and I'm also feeling lethargic during the day. I'd like to get some sleeping pills to take home," Liu Moli said weakly after sitting down.

"Extend your left hand," Wang Jing said, moving the pulse pillow on the table closer to Liu Moli.

"Huh?" Liu Moli was stunned.

"Didn't you say you have insomnia? Put your hand here, let me take your pulse," Wang Jing said in an unquestionable tone.

Liu Moli had no choice but to obediently extend her hand.

Liu Moli's mother is a Western-trained doctor who returned from studying abroad. She has always been resistant to traditional Chinese medicine and often said at home that the quality of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners varies greatly, and many are frauds. She believes that only Western medicine is the real medical skill that can cure diseases and save lives.

Liu Moli was deeply influenced by her mother and also felt that traditional Chinese medicine was nothing more than a deceptive trick.

Since she was already there, Liu Moli was happy to play along with Wang Jing's "acting".

After taking Liu Moli's pulse for half a minute, Wang Jing calmly gestured for Liu Moli to switch hands.

Liu Moli did as instructed.

After taking the pulse, Wang Jing thought for a moment, picked up her pen, and quickly wrote out a prescription.

Wang Jing's handwriting was beautiful, flowing smoothly, but Liu Moli was dumbfounded.

No, she came to get sleeping pills, why is this doctor prescribing Chinese medicine to her?

Just as Wang Jing was finishing writing the prescription, Liu Moli came to her senses and said, "Doctor, I just want some sleeping pills. I don't want to take Chinese medicine."

“Comrade, you have a bit of uterine coldness, and you’ve been feeling anxious lately, which has caused your liver fire to rise. Combined with yin deficiency, this is what’s causing your insomnia. Don’t worry, these are all very common and inexpensive medicines. Take them for five days, then come back for a different prescription, and that should help regulate your body,” Wang Jing explained patiently as she wrote the prescription.

"Doctor, I...I don't want to drink Chinese medicine. I just want some pills to take home, that's more convenient." Liu Moli tried to "save" the situation.

Liu Moli wanted to get sleeping pills, not for herself, but for another purpose.

Unfortunately, Wang Jing did not act according to Liu Moli's expectations at all.

“Comrade, you can’t ignore your illness and avoid seeking medical help! Sleeping pills only treat the symptoms, not the root cause, and they can lead to drug resistance if you take them for a while. Traditional Chinese medicine can treat the root cause. If it’s inconvenient for you to prepare the medicine, our hospital has a decoction service. You can come over at ten o’clock every morning and take the prepared medicine home to drink.” Wang Jing persuaded him gently.

"Doctor, I'm terrified of bitterness, I can't drink Chinese medicine." Liu Moli was almost in tears.

This female doctor is really something else; she's completely different from what I imagined!

"Comrade, for your health, I suggest you take traditional Chinese medicine. Don't worry, I will pay attention to the taste while prescribing the medicine. This medicine is not hard to drink. Your uterine cold is not serious now. Treating it early will not have any impact on the future. If you delay, it will be difficult to get pregnant later."

At this point, Wang Jing glanced at Liu Moli with disapproval and said, "You didn't sleep much last night, did you? Young people, you should be moderate in your sexual activity. Excessive indulgence can easily harm your health and deplete your vital energy."