This is what is called not not reporting but the time has not come.

The imperial doctors sneered in their hearts.

If you don't leave a way out for others, you will never see each other again in the future.

Aren't you omnipotent? Don't you look down on us? Didn't you expect that you would need us one day? Are you regretting it? Are you anxious?

Treating acne, there are so many patients, what can you do alone?

Miss Jun sat in the hall without getting up and smiled.

"It's okay, you don't have to make a fuss, I'll take care of it and nothing will go wrong," she said.

This shameless guy!

The imperial doctors' faces turned pale. It was even at this time that they were still humiliating people in this way.

"Thank you for your favor, Miss Jun. We are too incompetent to accept your orders." The leading doctor said in a dignified manner, "Please seek help from someone better."

After saying that, a group of people turned away in anger.

"Stop, stop." Liu'er shouted, slapping the medicine box in her hand. "Now I want you to obey my orders. My young lady is here to treat the disease. His Majesty said that people and things must obey my young lady's orders. Are you going to disobey his order?"

The imperial doctors turned around and looked at her, their expressions grim and hesitant.

The original intention was to make things difficult for her, so that she would give in, beg for mercy and lose face, but I didn't expect that not only would she not give in, but she was still arrogant and stubborn.

Yes, this girl has an imperial edict, so she is so arrogant. If the imperial edict really is used to mobilize them to go out of the city for treatment, what reasons do they have to insist on not going?

"Miss Jun misunderstood."

A voice came from outside. The imperial doctors made way with great joy and watched Imperial Physician Jiang and Doctor Geng walk in.

Miss Jun also stood up and bowed slightly to Doctor Jiang.

"Miss Jun, it's like this. It's not that we don't want to go, but we can't go." Doctor Jiang said straight to the point.

Miss Jun looked at him without saying anything.

"We, the imperial physicians, are under the orders of the emperor to diagnose and treat the concubines and dignitaries, and each of us has our own responsibilities." Imperial Physician Jiang said, pointing at an imperial physician, "For example, this Imperial Physician Ye is in charge of the third prince."

"This Doctor Sun was appointed by the Princess of King Xian."

Imperial Physician Jiang pointed at the imperial physicians in the room one by one and introduced them: this one was treating the princess, that one was treating the Empress, that one was treating the prince, that one was treating the imperial concubine, and so on. The imperial physician he pointed to would stand up, with a bit of arrogance and anger.

"Miss Jun, if the patients gathered outside the city this time were other patients, it would be fine." Doctor Jiang looked at Miss Jun again, his expression sincere and frank, "Even if our medical skills are shallow, we must do our best. But this time it is smallpox, it is really inconvenient for us to go. First, everyone has patients on duty, and second, to be honest, we have to consider the infectiousness of smallpox. If we go to diagnose and treat it, and then come back to treat the princes and princesses, what if..."

What if the princes and princesses get infected?

The imperial doctors present nodded in succession with solemn expressions.

"You and I are both doctors, and we both know how terrible smallpox is for children. The nobles in the palace don't dare to take risks." Doctor Jiang continued, taking out a waist card, "Miss Bumenjun said that several nobles have already called us, saying that their children are not feeling well, and they want us to come and see them. It's best not to leave for the next few days."

He looked at Miss Jun.

"Ms. Jun, you should know what this means."

Miss Jun smiled and said nothing.

"Miss Jun, I know you have an imperial decree and are here to do things. If you insist on us going, we certainly cannot disobey." Doctor Jiang said, bowing to Miss Jun, "It's just that we really can't do it."

Seeing Doctor Jiang leaning over, Doctor Geng became very angry.

"Miss Jun, please don't go too far. We are all doctors and we are already in a difficult situation. My master always speaks well of you, but you only know how to use the imperial edict to pressure others." He shouted.

The imperial doctors also bowed.

"Dean, if you don't ask her, we will go." They said one after another, looking sad and angry, as if they had suffered a great injustice.

Miss Jun looked at these people, smiled, and walked out without saying a word. Liu'er glared at them hatefully and followed her with her medicine box.

Seeing the girl walk out, the imperial doctors who had been bowing with grievance and anger stood up, looked at each other, and then laughed silently.

Jiang Youshu also smiled while twirling his beard, with a sneer in his eyes.

"Miss."

Liu'er followed Miss Jun, feeling angry and anxious.

"Is that all?"

They had already walked out of the gate of the Imperial Hospital. The gate behind them slammed shut as they walked out. They stood on the steps and looked out at the streets that were even more deserted than usual.

"I'm afraid they won't obey if I show them the imperial edict." Liu'er said bitterly, "They actually dared not to obey the young lady's words. They really don't know what's good for them."

Miss Jun smiled.

"Forget it, let's go." She said, "A forced melon is not sweet."

"Then what are you going to do alone, young lady?" Liu'er asked anxiously. Although she didn't see it with her own eyes, she heard from Chen Qi that there were at least several hundred patients coming from outside.

Fortunately, all places received orders to strictly check smallpox patients and prevent them from escaping, otherwise who knows how many more there would be.

But it couldn't stop it for long. The emperor in the capital ordered that the smallpox patients be treated. How could the smallpox patients in other places not rush here when they knew about it?

With this calculation, the young lady would have to face so many patients that even if she died of exhaustion, it would not be enough.

Miss Jun looked back at the Imperial Hospital.

"It's okay, I..." she said, but before she finished her words, she heard the sound of horse hooves and a team of Royal Guards appeared on the street.

Lu Yunqi, who was surrounded by the crowd, saw the master and servant standing in front of the gate of the Imperial Hospital. He reined in his horse and looked over from above.

Miss Jun withdrew her gaze and lowered her head.

"Let's go," she said to Liu'er, and walked down the steps.

"What are you doing here?" asked Lu Yunqi's voice.

This was a rare occurrence. Captain Jiang, who was following Lu Yunqi, was slightly surprised. If the adult wanted to know something, he would naturally find a way to find out. He never asked the other party directly like this.

For Lu Qianhu, it was very embarrassing to ask a question proactively.

What's even more embarrassing is that the person being questioned pretended not to hear.

"Hey, the master asks you..." Captain Jiang frowned and shouted.

Lu Yunqi raised his hand, and Captain Jiang's voice stopped immediately.

"Didn't I tell you to go out of town to get treatment? Why are you still here?" Lu Yunqi continued.

Is this a question? Miss Jun didn't say anything, but Liu'er couldn't help it.

"We didn't say we wouldn't go. We're not here to look for someone. Why don't they go..." she shouted.

"Liu'er." Miss Jun stopped her.

Liu'er stopped talking, Lu Yunqi looked at Miss Jun with a blank expression, then turned over and got off the horse.

"Go," he said, looking towards the Imperial Hospital, "and have them all come out and obey orders."

Captain Jiang was stunned, and Miss Jun was also stunned.

"No need." She said hurriedly, but Captain Jiang had already reacted and led a group of Jinyiwei to rush towards the Imperial Hospital like wolves and tigers.

With a bang, the tightly closed door of the Imperial Hospital was kicked open by these people. The door panel hit the wall with a loud noise, which shook the ground and interrupted what Miss Jun was about to say.

What are you doing!

Miss Jun looked at Lu Yunqi, her brows furrowed in surprise.