What can revive the reputation of Jiulingtang?

Besides, what is the reputation of Jiulingtang?

Doctor Jun is a very nice person, but his medical skills are just so-so. They are not particularly advanced, and he is not known as a miracle doctor by everyone.

If it has a reputation, it is that Jiulingtang has a long history in Runan and is known for its charity.

What's so good about this reputation of being kind and philanthropic?

Hu Gui was stunned and wanted to say something, but Miss Jun had already torn off the plaque on the car and threw it away.

The movement was so fast that Hu Gui was nearly thrown off and had to duck to avoid it. By the time he stood up, Miss Jun was already carrying the plaque and walking towards the collapsed house.

The little girl is quite strong...

But what does she want to do?

Hu Gui looked at her. Was she trying to incite the people?

This is useless. If everyone could be instigated, no one would have told Miss Jun who demolished her house until now.

The locals know very well who they can and cannot offend.

Miss Jun stood in front of the ruins, put down the plaque on her shoulder and stood in front of her.

"Fellow villagers, Jiulingtang is reopened today," she said.

Open?

Hu Gui frowned, and the people around him also had complicated expressions.

The door of Jiulingtang arrived yesterday, and it could be used today after some repairs. But now, let alone the door, even the house has arrived. How can we open the business?

But before they could say anything, Miss Jun's voice continued.

"Jiulingtang's medicine can cure any disease."

The medicine works?

Everyone was stunned.

The tone is quite arrogant, but it's nothing. Any hospital, pharmacy or street bell doctors would dare to say this. It's just that whether you believe it or not is other people's business.

"The Nine-Year-Old Hall brings back the dead."

"Jiulingtang specializes in treating difficult and complicated diseases."

Then came the familiar exaggeration, with low murmurs echoing all around, and people looking at Miss Jun showed more sympathy and helplessness.

Miss Jun ignored them, her expression calm, and pointed to the plaque in front of her.

"The above is the promise of my Jiulingtang. If it is false or if it is not fulfilled, anyone can destroy my brand."

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone present was stunned and the discussion died down.

This is a huge exaggeration.

It's fine to say nice things, but if you take them as promises, then whether or not people believe them is not their business.

"And one more thing." Miss Jun's voice rang out again. Her voice was always gentle, not deliberately raised, and just gently brushed past the ears of the people present, "Jiulingtang's first month of opening. Medical expenses are all free."

Oh my god!

Hu Gui's eyes widened.

There was silence all around, and then there was a noise.

…

“The key is that it’s free.”

“Free is money.”

"Those boasts of cures and miracle cures are all just empty talk. When she says it, everyone just listens to it for fun."

“But the free medical consultation and drug fees are real.”

Hu Gui spoke hurriedly, and Master Yan in front stopped when he heard this.

"How come it's completely free?" He frowned and asked, "What does it mean to be completely free?"

"Free of charge means that she will treat you for free, and she will prescribe medicine for you according to your condition, and the medicine is also free." Hu Gui said, and walked a few steps to stand on the other side of Master Yan. "Master Yan, you also know that it is not expensive to see a doctor for treatment, but it is the medicine that is expensive."

Of course he knew, otherwise why would he buy this place to open a pharmacy.

Mr. Yan paced back and forth.

"Where does she get the money?" he asked, looking at Hu Gui. "Didn't you say she has no money?"

"She has no money. Everyone in Runan knows whether the Jun family has money or not," said Hu Gui.

That’s true, the Jun family really has no money, Mr. Yan frowned.

"Where does she get the money?" he said.

Hu Gui thought about Miss Jun’s shabby carriage and her lame husband.

"Could it be that her husband's family is rich?" he guessed.

"No matter how much money you have, you can't let her waste it like this, right?" said Mr. Yan. "Besides, how much money do you have?"

Although he did something as foolish as knocking down someone's house, he was not a fool.

Before demolishing the house yesterday, he also asked someone to find out about Miss Jun, how many people came, what kind of car she drove, and even which inn she stayed in and what she had for dinner.

The three of them, especially the young master, had very simple meals, with almost no meat in them, and in the end, in order to save money, Miss Najun simply borrowed the kitchen and cooked for herself.

"Master Yan, what do you think we should do now?" Hu Gui asked anxiously, "Miss Jun refused to leave. She built a thatched shed in the ruins and put the sign of Jiulingtang inside. This has attracted more and more people and caused a lot of discussion. I'm afraid it's not good."

Isn't this what Miss Jun is doing?

Now that the house is gone, he can chase her away openly. When he chases her away, she will take the opportunity to throw a tantrum and run away.

These little girls and women will throw tantrums, cry, make a fuss, and even hang themselves.

Master Yan sneered.

I won't let her have her way.

"I was wondering why she was so generous and asked me to name the price. It turns out that she is a rich person." He said, "Since she has made a great wish to rebuild Jiulingtang and provide free medical treatment and medicine to the people for a month, this is a great merit. Even if I don't consider the face of Doctor Jun and Master Jun, I have to think about the people of Runan City."

He said, waving his hand.

"Then let her send it for a month."

You are willing to throw money, but it is not my money that you are throwing away, so why should I stop you?

Do you think that if you throw some money at it, someone will take care of it?

The officials in Runan City are not that poor.

Hu Gui left Master Yan's house with a sad face, and one of his nephews came to meet him.

"Uncle, let's not make peace. Just give the land deed to Master Yan." He wiped his nose and whispered.

Hu Gui sighed.

"I want to give it to you now, but Mr. Yan won't accept it." He said, "This is a big deal."

The nephew sniffed.

"Uncle, a powerful dragon cannot defeat a local snake." He said, "Besides, Miss Jun is also a powerful dragon, so why should she be afraid of him?"

Hu Gui nodded and put his hands in his sleeves.

"I hope that Miss Jun will just be angry for a short while and then leave," he said.

The uncle and nephew were walking leisurely along the street and saw some people running around.

"Hurry up, hurry up."

"Don't worry, it's free for a month."

The runners said this to each other.

"See? They're all trying to get free medicine," Hu Gui said, shaking his head. "The news is spreading more and more, and there are so many people who like to take advantage of small things. There's not a lot of money to throw away in a month."

"Hey, second uncle, you are stupid." The nephew said, "She diagnoses patients and prescribes medicine. She just prescribes those cheaper and less medicines."

This is also a solution, Hu Gui nodded.

As they were talking, they had already walked to Jiulingtang Street. From a distance, they saw a queue of people, most of whom were the elderly, the weak and the poor.

For these people, they don’t care whether the doctor is good or not. As long as they can see a doctor and take medicine for free, it is a great thing.

But there are exceptions.

"Miss, I just looked at this. Can you tell me if the medicine others prescribed for me is effective?" An elderly man was sitting under the straw shed. He did not stretch out his hand for Miss Jun to take his pulse, nor did he describe his condition. Instead, he took out a prescription and asked hesitantly.

Hu Gui smiled and raised his eyebrows at his nephew.

"See, I'm not stupid," he whispered.