Yes, that's right.

The imperial doctors present were excited.

While the public had just learned the news and were distrustful and on the sidelines, they took over and promoted vaccination, and the smallpox technique was completely in their hands.

"My lord, let's go into the palace now..." The imperial doctors stood up and said one after another. At this moment, there were hurried footsteps outside the door.

Doctor Geng ran in breathlessly.

"Master, it's bad. Many people have gone to Guanghua Temple to get vaccinated," he said.

How is that possible?

The imperial doctors were all surprised, and Jiang Youshu also stood up.

"If a shopkeeper named Liu had his grandson vaccinated with smallpox, would everyone in the city believe it?" he said.

When did people in Beijing become so stupid?

Doctor Geng shook his head and waved his hands.

"No, no, it's outside the city. A lot of people came from outside the capital and went to Guanghua Temple." he said.

Outside the city?

…

"They all went out of the city?" Shopkeeper Liu was a little surprised.

His grandson started to have a fever last night, and the whole family almost cried to death. Only he forced himself to rush the women to the backyard, fearing that it would have a bad impact on people who came to see the results today.

But unexpectedly, it was almost noon, and the grandson's fever was about to subside, but no one came.

Is he afraid? Is he unbelieving? Shopkeeper Liu guessed and asked his staff to tell everyone that his grandson had started to get acne. Unexpectedly, his staff came back and said that everyone in the city had gone outside the city to see him.

"Many people came to Guanghua Temple to get vaccinated."

“They all have foreign accents.”

Foreign accent?

Without waiting for the waiters to explain in detail, Shopkeeper Liu clapped his legs and stood up.

"Here they come!" he shouted.

…

When Shopkeeper Liu arrived in front of Guanghua Temple with his grandson in his arms, he saw a long queue in front of the temple, which had not been deserted for just one day and two nights.

"Who are these people?" he asked in surprise.

He was really surprised. It looked like everyone in Yangcheng had come.

How could you actually do this? How much money must you have spent.

Moreover, many of these people brought their children with them, and it was obvious that they came to get vaccinated, not to invite Miss Jun to return to Yangcheng to save the world and the people.

Bringing children with you means risking your life.

In fact, children's lives were easy to buy. There was already news that because no one was willing to get vaccinated, the court decided to let the orphans in the Salesian Bureau get vaccinated.

To put it simply, this means that orphans are being used to test the drugs.

The imperial court has hegemony, and the prince has money.

"From the accent, I can tell you're from Shanxi."

“Not all of them, there are also people from Henan.”

When the people heard the question, they answered it one after another.

Miss Jun is from Runan, so it makes sense to ask someone from her hometown to come. Shopkeeper Liu nodded, saying that the young master's arrangements were very thoughtful.

"There are also some left by Chen."

"There are also people from Yingchang Prefecture."

“Caizhou, Shouzhou, Luzhou…”

As they reported the names of the places one by one, Shopkeeper Liu was a little stunned. These seemed to be the places they passed along the way.

Are people from these places coming here too? People from Yangcheng and Runan are flocking to the capital, so they must stop by to rest, eat, drink tea, and chat. They must talk about where they came from, where they are going, and what they are doing. Vaccination to prevent smallpox is a big deal, and even if they are skeptical, they will not give up this glimmer of hope.

So one call led to a hundred responses, and more and more people followed.

This also makes sense.

Shopkeeper Liu held the child in his arms with an expression full of admiration and surprise. Could it be that all this was arranged by the young master?

“Why do these people believe it so much?”

"Aren't they afraid?"

"Who are they?"

The people were puzzled.

A fat man who was pulling four children and squeezing forward heard it and couldn't help but sneered.

"You are very knowledgeable," he said.

Although it was his first time in the capital, he couldn't help but feel happy when he saw the shocked and stunned people in the capital at this moment. He didn't feel timid at all, but felt extremely superior.

"Don't you know how powerful Miss Jun is?" he continued, looking down at this group of Beijing turtles.

This Henan Bangzi.

The people of the capital stared.

They also knew how powerful Miss Jun was.

"But she can't cure pox," said one of the people. "She said she could, and then she said she couldn't."

How can we trust someone who goes back on his word and brags like this?

You, a Henan bastard, are the one who knows nothing. You just come here recklessly after hearing someone's instigation. Are you stupid? You are here for others to try out their medicine.

The fat man patted his belly and laughed.

"Miss Jun said it can't be cured, so it can't be cured," he said.

What kind of words are these? The people of the capital stared at each other in astonishment, wondering if this person had a problem with his brain.

"You guys, you don't even know how lucky you are. You still don't know how great Miss Jun is." The fat man said, looking at them clicking their tongues and shaking their heads, and reached out again to hold the children beside him.

Miss Jun is so amazing...

Shopkeeper Liu looked at the man. With his extensive experience, he could tell that he was sincere in what he said. If he didn't really admire Miss Jun, then this man's acting skills were truly unmatched.

This is a person from Runan.

Shopkeeper Liu recalled the legend about Miss Jun in Runan, and fought against the local tyrants to open Jiulingtang in the ruins, offering free medicine and curing the disease without any consultation.

I originally thought these things were exaggerated, but now it seems that Miss Jun has an extraordinary reputation in Runan.

Perhaps these people were not just instigated by the young master.

Who are they anyway?

Hearing the noise outside, Miss Jun, Doctor Feng and others also came out and saw that the winding steps outside the temple were crowded with people, and the soldiers of the Five Cities Army were maintaining order.

A quick glance revealed that there were at least hundreds of people.

Doctor Feng and others were also shocked.

"Why are there so many people?" they said, looking at Miss Jun.

Does it really happen that Mr. Liu, the shopkeeper of Deshengchang, who brought his grandson with him to set an example, has such a strong appeal?

At this time, someone with sharp eyes saw this.

"Miss Jun!" Hu Gui shouted loudly, raising his hand excitedly, "Miss Jun!"

This made everyone else look over, and they immediately waved their hands and shouted excitedly.

"Miss Jun, please come back with us!"

"Miss Jun, the villagers are waiting for you to vaccinate and save their lives!"

"Miss Jun!"

"Miss Jun!"

One sound after another spread out like ripples in water, and then gathered together and swept across the entire outside of the temple.

Doctor Feng and others were stunned with astonishment.

A smile appeared on Miss Jun's lips.

"Here they are," she said.

them?

Who are they? They are him and them.

He and they were the ones whose lives she had saved and who had shown her kindness; he and they were the ones who believed in her and responded to her call.