As the curtain was lifted, a gust of wind blew into the Jiuling Hall.

"Shopkeeper Liu." Fang Jinxiu looked at the visitor and stood up to greet him.

"She went to see Doctor Feng at Baicaotang. I think she wants to use the doctors in the city." Shopkeeper Liu said as he waved his hand to thank Fang Jinxiu for the tea she brought him.

Although Miss Jun only took Liu'er to the Imperial Hospital, Manager Liu knew what happened there at the first time.

"It's expected that the imperial doctors are unwilling to help." said Manager Liu.

"Although it was expected, I never thought people's hearts could be so evil," said Fang Jinxiu.

Shopkeeper Liu smiled.

"The third young lady is still young," he said.

Is it because you are young and haven’t seen the horror of human nature?

Fang Jinxiu held the teacup in her hand.

"No, I know," she said.

As the saying goes, even a tiger won't eat its own cubs. She has seen people who don't even care about the mother-daughter relationship. What else in this world is difficult to understand?

But it's the past, no need to keep thinking about it.

"Will the doctors help?" she asked, changing the subject.

Shopkeeper Liu twirled his beard and looked solemn.

"This is really not easy to handle," he said.

Fang Jinxiu was silent for a moment.

"Manager Liu, don't you know that she is not very confident this time?" she said.

At that time, Miss Jun said that Prince Huai did not have smallpox. Although she later said that she could cure smallpox, it was still too scary to tell anyone else, so only she and Chen Qi knew about it, and they unanimously decided not to tell anyone else.

But looking at the expression of Shopkeeper Liu, it was obvious that he was not absolutely sure about what Miss Jun was going to do.

Shopkeeper Liu looked at her and smiled.

"Pox has been untreatable since ancient times," he said. "I know there are many talented people in this world, and nothing is absolute. But she is still a child after all, not a god. It is not easy for one person to do something that only gods can do."

…

"Miss Jun, please have some tea." Old Doctor Feng brought a bowl of tea personally.

Miss Jun quickly stood up and took it.

The two of them took their seats again.

"Miss Jun, do you want me to help you treat acne?" Doctor Feng continued with the previous question.

Miss Jun nodded.

"Because there are so many patients and the disease is critical, I can't do it alone," she said, "so I would like to ask you for help."

Is this still the same girl who arrogantly claimed that I charge more because my medical skills are better than yours, and that I only treat diseases that you cannot cure?

It seems that this matter is very tricky.

Old Doctor Feng hesitated for a moment.

"Miss Jun, you know my medical skills," he said, a little ashamed, "My family's main skill is bone setting, and I have little experience with abscesses."

He said this and stood up and saluted.

"I'm so ashamed. I'm afraid I can't help you, Miss Jun."

Miss Jun smiled and stood up to return the greeting.

"You're too polite, Doctor Feng," she said. "I think this is an opportunity. After all, no one has done this before. It will be easier with more people."

It is indeed not easy. No one has ever done it before. Doesn’t that mean she has never done it either?

The palms of Doctor Feng's hands hanging at his sides were slightly sweaty.

OMG.

"Yes, I am very ashamed." Doctor Feng bowed again and said.

Miss Jun returned the greeting.

"Goodbye," she said.

Old Doctor Feng did not stand up, as if he did not want the girl to see his blushing face. He heard the footsteps of the girl walking out, and he stood up after a long time. He was clearly in his own shop, but he looked out secretly like a thief.

The girl on the street walked into another clinic.

I'm afraid not.

Old Doctor Feng looked at the girl's figure and sighed in his heart.

…

"Three." Shopkeeper Liu said to Fang Jinxiu, waving his hand to signal the staff to leave, "Not a single doctor is willing to go out with her."

"Maybe they still need to pack up and prepare." Fang Jinxiu said after thinking for a while.

Shopkeeper Liu was amused by her. He wanted to say something but didn't, and just nodded.

Okay, let's wait.

…

“That’s ridiculous.”

Miss Jun's actions have attracted the attention of the whole city, and the Imperial Hospital, which had just been humiliated by her, was naturally watching closely.

Jiang Youshu and others soon found out that Miss Jun went to a clinic in the city after leaving the Imperial Hospital.

"She wants these doctors for help. Does she think they are all fools?" said an imperial physician.

"She could have pretended not to ask for help, but now that she's here, everyone knows that she's unsure about smallpox and can't cure it." Another imperial physician said, "These doctors are not crazy, are they going to follow her to their deaths?"

"Perhaps she wanted to recruit these doctors because of her contribution in teaching and answering questions in the past period." Jiang Youshu said, stroking his sleeves. "It's a pity that her teaching and answering questions was too short."

The master's orders must be obeyed, but she was not the mentor of these doctors after all. They stopped making things difficult for her and were just a little respectful to her. She was too young and naive to let someone accompany her to die just by giving her a prescription a few times.

"We'll see," he said.

…

"Please wait, Miss Jun."

When Miss Jun and Liu'er were walking out of some unknown clinic, someone called her from behind.

Miss Jun turned around and saw Doctor Feng.

"Doctor Feng?" she said.

Old Doctor Feng had a complicated expression.

"Miss Jun, you..." He hesitated, "When you talked to the doctors, did you still talk to me the same way?"

Miss Jun smiled, as if the question he asked was strange.

"Of course," she said.

Sure enough...Old Doctor Feng had a complicated expression and took a step forward after a moment of hesitation.

"Ms. Jun." He seemed to have made up his mind, leaning closer and lowering his voice, "Don't tell them that."

Miss Jun looked at him with some confusion.

Old Doctor Feng didn't look at her, as if he didn't dare to look at her. His eyes were evasive and his face was red.

This was the first time he had done such a thing in his entire life.

"They won't dare to go if you say that. Just tell them that you can't handle it alone and need their help. Don't say anything else." He said in one breath, his face flushed.

What the girl said to him was really scary. She hinted that she had never treated acne and this was just a try.

She said she had tried it, so who would dare to go to another doctor?

There is the emperor's decree, and so many patients have come here with hope. If this fails, not to mention how the emperor will punish, even the public opinion will be enough to drown people.

Why isn't she as arrogant as before now?