This so-called orphanage is just a shabby house, and the place is not very big. If the children who were taken away by Li Han for training are included, it will definitely not be enough to accommodate them.

Besides, isn't this house just made of earth? The mottled marks are full of the erosion of time. The grass has grown outside the house and sways in the wind, but it makes people yearn for the house inside.

You may feel desolate and cold physically, but the slightly earthy yellow house is filled with a different kind of warmth.

Imagine a cold winter day with heavy snow falling outside and the sky gradually darkening. It is not very late yet, but it has already darkened. The sun turns to shine elsewhere, and we are on the back of the sun. The only feeling of people walking outside is cold.

The cold wind is so fierce that it hurts the exposed skin as if it were cut. At this time, you see a mud house that is very broken but still intact. There is a faint warm yellow candlelight through the window. The house is crowded with children gathered together, and your heart will feel a little warmer.

Fortunately, the roof of this house is still intact, otherwise I really don’t know what to do when it rains.

However, even though Li Han has taken away many children, some still live here. Although this place is very shabby, for these children, it is their home, a safe haven, and a place to sleep.

Everyone here is a brother or sister, and we all have no parents, so we can only support each other.

The county magistrate never paid attention to this matter and always left it aside, so this place has always been a forgotten and neglected corner.

Apart from having a place to live, they have no other source of income, so their clothes are ragged and they have no way to help themselves if they get sick.

Li Han came over to see if there was anything he could help with. Although he had always been concerned about this place, he couldn't take care of everything after all.

As soon as Gui Yue and Li Han entered, they were met with a scene: children gathered together, four of them lying sickly on a bunk bed, watched by the pale, skinny children with worried expressions. There were no beds here; everything was made do on the floor, as makeshift as possible, with no room for refinement.

What else can I say? I'm lucky to be alive.

Gui Yue felt sorry for the scene and her heart softened.

She is a kind woman!

Gui Yue was a doctor herself, so she immediately stepped forward and said, "Children, I'm a doctor. Please move aside quickly. Be careful not to get infected. Let me take a look at what's wrong with them!"

"Really? Sister, can you really save them?" A girl's eyes suddenly lit up and she asked with hope.

"Come on, how can you be so nice that you come to save my life for nothing? Tell me, what do you want? What do you want to do?" A boy was very resistant and unwilling to move aside. It was obvious that he had been through some things and would not trust strangers easily.

"Oh, look, Sister Li Han is here too! It must be true!" The little girl said playfully with an innocent look on her face.

The boy then noticed Li Han was there too. He scratched his head awkwardly, then revealed his childish shyness and said, "Sister Li Han, you're here too! That's great! You must have really come to save us!"

"Why don't you disperse quickly? This sister is a very good doctor!" Li Han said, fearing that these children would really be infected, and more people would get sick.

"Wow, we're saved!" Children's voices came one after another, and the children scattered excitedly.

Li Han guessed that these children were most likely to have contracted an epidemic at this time, which was likely to be contagious.

But after all, I am not a doctor, so I still have to see what Gui Yue says.

Gui Yue took a child's hand, placed the arm flat outside the quilt, slightly lifted the sleeve, and began to take the child's pulse.

It is said that there are pestilence in all four seasons: in spring there is scalp disease, in summer there is itchy scabies, in autumn there is malaria and cold disease, and in winter there is cough and shortness of breath disease.

Gui Yue touched the child's forehead again, then touched her own forehead, slightly lifted the quilt, and touched the child's body again. She felt very hot and almost had a diagnosis in her mind.

Gui Yue asked the children, "Are you coughing?"

The children quickly answered: "Yes, yes!"

One of the older ones even said, "Not only is he coughing, he's also spitting out phlegm! Que'er also said he has a sore throat."

Presumably, Que'er was one of them. Gui Yue checked the pulse of the four children one by one and found that they all had the same symptoms, but with slight differences.

"Coughing means that the lungs feel slightly cold." At this time, the weather is still relatively hot, and the lung qi must be very strong. If you cough, it does not necessarily mean that you are really sick, and it is estimated that this will not last long.

The boy on the far right had a red face, a fever, and a lot of phlegm, and he kept coughing. Li Han felt distressed when he saw this, so he quickly helped him up and patted his back.

Gui Yue made a quick decision and wrote down the recipe: "Sweet scutellaria, stir-fry through paper, black morning glory, stir-fry Stephania tetrandra, and apricot kernel, stir-fry and remove the skin and tips, one qian each. Grind all the above into powder, add almond paste, and mix with steamed old jujube flesh to make pills as big as sesame seeds. Take five to seven pills each time with ginger soup."

So he handed the prescription to the person next to him and asked him to get the medicine and bring it back for decoction.

He added, "This is the medicine for this boy with a fever and phlegm. If he doesn't get better in five to seven days, come to me and I'll give him another prescription."

"For sore throats, add two liang of Platycodon grandiflorum and one liang of Licorice root to the existing formula. Grind them into a coarse powder. Take two qian each time, add one cup of water, and boil until seven parts are left. Remove the residue and drink warm after meals."

"And this youngest child has another prescription. You should pay attention to whether she sweats!"

Gui Yue opened another piece of paper and wrote on it: "Boil three grams of ephedra without the nodes in water to remove the foam, strain out and dry in the sun. Two grams of cinnamon bark, one gram of licorice root, roast over fire. Seven almonds, peel and fry until golden brown, grind into a paste, take one gram each time, decocted in water."

Gui Yue only wrote down about three days' worth of food. Thinking that the children didn't have the money to buy medicine, she gave them a good amount of money and instructed them, "Buy some delicious food and some porridge. They haven't recovered yet, so they'll mainly eat porridge these days. You can buy any other supplements as you see fit."

Gui Yue not only gave them money, but also sought help from others. Soon, the children lived a comfortable life with Gui Yue's help.

Gui Yue also found that there was a girl who looked a little stupid and was disliked by others. In addition, she was new and no one took the initiative to contact her. She looked lonely and a little pitiful. Gui Yue also took good care of her emotions and wanted to help her.