When the carriage stopped in front of Jiuling Hall, the rain had stopped.

Seeing Miss Jun getting off the carriage, Shopkeeper Liu hurried over to greet her. He recognized that this was the carriage of Marquis Dingyuan's Mansion even from a distance, not to mention when he saw it up close.

The driver bowed, got in the car and left.

Shopkeeper Liu accompanied Miss Jun into the hall and asked impatiently.

"How's it going?" he asked.

"What's the matter?" Miss Jun asked, "Boss, doctors have to keep patients' information confidential. I can't tell you the condition."

Shopkeeper Liu coughed.

What is this child thinking about? Who cares what disease he has? When he wants to know, he naturally wants to know how the treatment is going.

"Since I'm willing to go for treatment, there's no problem." Miss Jun said, as if the question he asked was very strange.

Shopkeeper Liu coughed.

Looking at the carriage that brought her back and the attitude of the driver, she could imagine that it should be smooth sailing.

"Then why would the Dingyuan Marquis' Mansion invite you?" asked the shopkeeper Liu.

Miss Jun glanced at him.

"My young lady is so amazing, who else should I invite if not her?" Liu Er snorted and rolled her eyes at the shopkeeper Liu. "How come you are so bad at talking?"

Shopkeeper Liu coughed again.

Is this what it means to be unable to speak? I think so.

But there seemed to be nothing else to say except these words. She had said everything she needed to say.

"Don't worry, Manager Liu. The patients I am willing to see are all foolproof." Miss Jun smiled and said, "I know that living in the capital is not easy, and I will not act recklessly."

Shopkeeper Liu smiled.

"I know, I know," he said, twirling his beard. "I'm actually happy for you. I didn't expect that your name would have spread to Dingyuan Marquis Mansion."

This kind of effect where neither the mountains nor the water are noticeable is what we want.

Miss Jun smiled but said nothing. But Liu Er was unhappy.

"How can you say that you are not showing off your talents? My daughter has been a bell doctor in the capital for almost a month." She said, "Every day she walks around the streets and emits a lot of honey. She has become famous."

Shopkeeper Liu laughed out loud.

"Yes, yes." He said, of course he would not argue with a girl who knew nothing about plastic surgery. "Are you sure there is nothing wrong with this disease?"

Miss Jun smiled and nodded.

"No problem, one dose today has relieved the symptoms. Three more doses tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will be fine," she said.

So fast?

Shopkeeper Liu looked surprised.

Since the Dingyuan Marquis' Mansion was able to find her for medical treatment, it was obvious that someone in their family was seriously ill, so they were desperate and tried every possible means to seek medical treatment.

People in marquis' mansions like this are all treated by Jiang Youshu, the best doctor in the Imperial Hospital.

Even Jiang Youshu couldn't cure the disease, and she said it would be cured in three days?

You can say this to yourself, but don't tell others.

"You didn't tell them that?" he asked tentatively.

"Yes," said Miss Jun. "Why not? It will be good for the patient. She will be happy to hear it and will get better faster."

What else can I say? You are so confident. Shopkeeper Liu smacked his lips and said nothing.

…

"Miss Jun is here."

Seeing the girl carrying the medicine box walking into the yard, the maids in the corridor smiled and talked to the inside while drawing the curtains.

The women in the room could be heard laughing.

This kind of laughter has not been heard in the inner house of Dingyuan Marquis Mansion for some time.

The room was full of women. Old Madam Lin was leaning on the kang by the window with a relaxed look on her face, and she didn't move when she saw Miss Jun come in.

Of course she won't move, now she is the Marquis's wife. She is just a female doctor.

Miss Jun stepped forward and saluted.

"Miss Jun, please don't be polite." Old Madam Lin said with a smile, and pointed inside. "Your medicine is really effective. My daughter-in-law is much better."

Miss Jun bowed and thanked him.

"Then I'll go give Madam the medicine," she said.

Madam Lin smiled and nodded, watching Miss Jun walk into the inner room.

The curtains in the inner room were lifted, and Mrs. Lin was no longer lying there like before. Although she still looked haggard, she was in much better spirits. She even had her hair combed and was half-sitting on the bed.

The maids in the inner room hurriedly made way and invited Miss Jun to come closer.

Miss Jun looked at Mrs. Lin and smiled.

"Madame looks better," she said.

Mrs. Lin also smiled.

"I slept well last night for the first time in so many days." She said, "Miss Jun is really a great doctor."

Miss Jun always accepts compliments with a smile.

She opened the medicine box and took out the golden needle.

"Let me give Madam a few more injections," she said softly.

The maids came forward to help Mrs. Lin take off her clothes. Mrs. Lin did not show any shame or embarrassment. She turned around and lay on the bed, not even putting down the curtains so that she could do the needlework.

Long golden needles gradually spread all over Mrs. Lin's back.

While Miss Jun was doing the needlework, she lowered her head to ask Mrs. Lin how she felt, and Mrs. Lin answered her questions one by one.

"There is one more thing, I think..." Mrs. Lin took the initiative to speak, but hesitated.

Miss Jun half-knelt beside the bed and whispered in Mrs. Lin's ear without waiting for her to finish.

Mrs. Lin whispered to her secretly, and Miss Jun nodded. It was unknown what she was talking about, but Mrs. Lin suddenly burst out laughing.

"Do you understand, little girl?" she said with a smile.

Miss Jun looked at her calmly.

"Madam, I am not only a little girl, I am also a doctor. Doctors need to know everything," she said.

Mrs. Lin smiled and whispered to her again. Miss Jun listened attentively and nodded from time to time.

Old Madam Lin, who had been watching from outside, was very pleased.

"Let's not talk about how good Miss Jun is at medicine. For women like us, it's best to have a female doctor." She said to the people around her, "Would those imperial doctors dare to use needles like this?"

The women around him all laughed.

"Let alone using needles, apart from taking the pulse, the imperial physician dared not even look at the Madam for two seconds." A woman laughed.

"Yes, a doctor must observe, smell, ask and feel the body, all of which are indispensable." Old Madam Lin said, "Otherwise, the diagnosis and medication will be biased, especially for women like us who have some private ailments. Not to mention telling the imperial doctors, even the maids are reluctant to talk about it. After asking and passing on the information, what can we learn?"

She said, pointing inside.

"Look at this. How convenient and clear it is."

The women all sighed.

The whispers of laughter from outside could be heard, but Miss Jun didn't take it too seriously. After the acupuncture, Liu'er also boiled the medicine.

Maids came forward to help Mrs. Lin take medicine.

Old Madam Lin from outside also came in and asked Miss Jun how old she was when she started studying medicine and other such idle chats.

As they were talking, a maid came in.

"Madam, the Lu Qianhu family is here to hire a chef," she said.

The laughter in the room stopped, and Miss Jun, who was sitting on the stool, lowered her head.

"They must have sent someone here for Princess Jiuli." Old Madam Lin said with a smile, "Princess Jiuli used to like the red bean cakes made by our sister-in-law Fang."

"Yes, I haven't eaten it for a few years." Mrs. Lin said.

The room fell silent again for a moment.

Princess Jiuli and her two siblings took refuge in Prince Huai's palace and had no contact with the outside world, so it was certainly impossible for them to send any food.

"Princess Jiuli is not the kind of person who would ask for food from others." Old Madam Lin said with a smile, "It must be that Captain Lu knew that she liked this."

All the women in the room laughed along.

“That’s a thoughtful person indeed,” they said.

"No matter what, as a woman, it's good to have a good life and someone who understands your feelings." Old Madam Lin sighed, "Other things are empty."

All the women in the room responded. Miss Jun lowered her head and looked at her medicine box in silence.