An old man with a white beard and a wooden box on his back walked in from outside.
"Boss lady."
His back was straight and he walked with a breeze, not looking like an old man with white hair at all.
"Take this guest's pulse and see if what I said is correct?"
"yes."
The doctor nodded, put the box on the table, sat in the chair and got ready.
The man stood up from his chair, his face a little flustered, and put one hand in front of him to block the approach of the smiling doctor.
"Wait, what are you going to do?"
Su Yumo slowly picked up the teapot on the table and poured himself a cup of tea.
"I'm just taking your pulse to see how you're doing lately. It's free."
Looking at the woman's malicious eyes, a numbness ran through the man's limbs.
He bent down and placed his arms across the table, with a fist in front of Su Yumo's eyes.
Threatening: "Have you seen my fist? Put away your little thoughts."
After saying that, he picked up the tea that Su Yumo had just poured, tilted his head back and drank it all in one gulp.
Su Yumo: Her tea, her cup!
Su Yumo extended his hand and motioned the man to sit down, "Please."
Even a three-year-old wouldn't do this with his fists. How old is this man?
The man sat down reluctantly, placing his palms upward on the table.
When the doctor's cold fingers touched his wrist, he realized that he had come here to act like a gangster, so why should he be so obedient?
Don’t worry about it, just take your pulse, it’s free anyway.
The doctor put one hand on the man's wrist and stroked his gray beard with the other.
Sometimes he frowned and whispered, sometimes he closed his eyes and looked up, as if the man had some strange disease.
The man's fingers drummed on the table, the rhythm gradually increasing.
Looking at the old man's weird expression, I felt a cool breeze blowing on the back of my head.
He doesn't really have any strange disease, does he?
Su Yumo appeared calm on the surface, but his hand was pinching the flesh of his thigh under the table.
Can't laugh.
It was really hard for her to endure, but she didn't expect that the master would understand her so thoroughly just by saying a few words.
After the matter was settled, she would definitely treat the master to a good meal to thank him for his cooperation with the performance.
After one stick of incense had passed, half of the audience had left, and most of them had gone home to eat.
Anyway, looking at the proprietress sitting there calmly, this man will definitely not get any benefits here.
There are also some more persistent people who, once they have seen the beginning, must wait until the end.
I bought a few pancakes from the pancake shop next door, picked them up and started eating them.
The doctor still didn't speak, and his head was still shaking from side to side.
The man propped up his chin and said with disdain:
"Will you read it or not?"
He has never seen a doctor, and generally he can handle any minor injuries and pains on his own.
I wonder if all doctors are so slow in treating patients.
The doctor put down his fingers, stood up slowly, and the moment he stood up, he suddenly bent down and moved closer to the man's face.
At this time, the two were only a few feet apart.
Su Yumo's breathing stopped and he almost dropped the teacup that the waiter had just brought him.
Hand: No, you have to hold it, this is your own cup.
The man was afraid that the old man would do something he shouldn't do to him, so he tilted his neck back and his facial expression was extremely distorted.
The doctor looked him up and down and then sat back down.
Leaving now?
The man gradually straightened his body, returned to his previous position, and glanced sideways at the woman drinking tea.
Her fingers were as white and tender as jade, and it was obvious that they were carefully cared for.
If she were the daughter of an ordinary person, her hands would definitely be rough and covered with countless scratches.
He has already got the result, can he leave now?
He didn't want to hear that he had any illness.
If you don’t know, you don’t have it.
The doctor's clear and smooth voice drew his attention back, "Sir, have you been feeling restless and agitated lately?"
The man thought for a moment and uttered a word with difficulty, "Yes."
The doctor continued to ask: "Do you like spicy food? The spicier the better."
"yes."
It is obvious that the second "yes" has a lower breath than the first "yes".
The doctor suddenly laughed a few times and said, "That's right."
The man was anxious, "Am I sick?"
The doctor smiled and said, "There is no illness, it's just a blockage in the meridians, it's not a serious illness."
The man finally felt relieved.
It's not a serious illness, why scare anyone?
Fortunately, he had never been sick before, otherwise he would have been scared into falling ill even if he was not sick.
The doctor continued, "This nail can help clear your blood vessels and improve your condition."
"What?"
Nails can cure diseases, who are you kidding?
Seeing the man's disbelieving expression, the doctor's face immediately changed.
"If you don't believe me, take a few more steps and see if you feel lighter."
The man stood up slowly with a pounding heart, took a careful step, felt it, and then took the other foot.
I have to say, the doctor was right.
He liked eating meat and drinking alcohol, and was fatter than other children of the same age when he was a child. Even when he started practicing martial arts in his teens, it only made him gain some muscles but he didn't lose much weight.
He never dared to imagine that the word "light" would appear on himself.
He looked incredulous, and after walking four or five steps, he looked at the doctor and said, "It's true."
Su Yumo was glad that she was wearing a veil, otherwise she would have burst out laughing on the spot.
Now she understood the joy of playing tricks on bad guys.
The doctor stroked his beard again and said, "That's right. As the lady boss said, this nail will only benefit you, not harm you."
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