Qiu Yan opened the pharmacy not so much to make a lot of money, but more because she loved medicine.
Opening a pharmacy would allow her to treat the sick and save lives while also making a living.
Doctor Hu chuckled and nodded: "Not bad."
He was still thinking about whether the boss had heard his conversation with Zhao San.
Qiu Yan then looked at her uncle.
Zhao San: "Hu Lang's medical skills are superb, and the injured patients highly approve of them."
Hu Langzhong: "In the past, our pharmacy has also encountered suppression from our competitors several times. It was thanks to Manager Zhao's proper management that those who plotted against us were suppressed."
Zhao San: "No, no, no, it's still Hu Lang's medical skills that are superior. He saw through the other party's bad deeds at a glance."
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"..."
Qiu Yan listened to the two men flattering each other from either side.
Even in the corner, Gu Xiaoran, who seemed quiet, kept her eyes fixed on the two of them, turning them back and forth.
He wondered, how long were these two going to keep talking like this?
Qiu Yan understood the gist of what the two meant: they were talking about how difficult it had been for the shop since it opened a year ago.
"The pharmacy is doing well now thanks to my uncle and Doctor Hu. Qiu Yan is very grateful." Qiu Yan stood up and bowed to express her gratitude, which made the two of them blush.
"Master," Doctor Hu hurriedly waved his hand with an embarrassed smile, "I've always treated this pharmacy as my own business. Master, you're being too polite."
When Doctor Hu said that, he certainly thought the same thing.
Zhao San was the same; originally, Qiu Yan was his eldest niece.
"Xiaoyan, does your aunt know you're back?"
"I know, I just came from the wonton shop," Qiu Yan said with a smile.
"Please continue, both of you." With that, she went about her other business.
However, how could Hu Langzhong and Zhao San continue their previous conversation?
Before they knew it, patients began to come to their door one after another, and the two of them started to get busy.
Qiu Yan spent the entire afternoon at the pharmacy. First, she checked the accounts, preparing to distribute the wages in the evening.
Under her uncle's supervision, the accounts were clear at a glance, all of which were spreadsheets she had prepared beforehand.
Now, her own business has its own unique algorithm, which is incomprehensible to outsiders except for her own people.
Qiu Yan found it clear and finished reading it quickly.
The accounts showed a considerable profit.
Even setting aside her medical consultations, her medicinal herb field in Lingnan Village generates a considerable profit each year.
For the rest of the time, Qiu Yan either helped get medicine or helped with medical consultations.
During her busy schedule, she discovered that her employer had absolutely no authority in the eyes of the people.
They trusted Dr. Hu more.
As Qiu Yan was about to approach Dr. Hu, who was busy at work, she was ignored by the patients who lined up behind him.
Knowing that Qiu Yan's medical skills were no less than his own, Doctor Hu told the injured patient that Qiu Yan owned a pharmacy and possessed exceptional medical expertise.
Unfortunately, no one believed him.
Qiu Yan didn't mind; she simply wanted to help.
When she wasn't busy, she would drag the little boy along to learn about medicinal herbs.
She felt that now that things were relatively stable, it was time for her to take on a young apprentice.
She was determined to take on an apprentice, but...
Previously, there were Ah Xu, Gao Chong, Xia Minrui, and even Qin Susu...
Sigh, I can't rely on any of them.
She made a decision: her medical skills would first be passed on to her younger sister and Xiao Ran.
However, she felt that her younger sister was more reliable.
As for her having children later, that's another story.
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