agricultural doctor

Chapter 58
His money is enough for Yue'er to eat candy and snacks for dozens of lifetimes!

Buy some snacks and candy and use it up?

What an annoying little girl!

Listening to her childish chatter, the corners of Yin Tian's lips rose: "Why did your mother bring you to town?"

"The bad grandma tore up Yue'er's new clothes, and my mother brought Yue'er to the town to cut cloth and make new clothes."

Yue'er innocently asked: "Uncle, have you worn new clothes?"

How could this child ask such a question?
Yin Tian hummed: "Did Yue'er wear new clothes?"

"no!"

Yue'er was very excited: "Mother will cut cloth and make new clothes for Yue'er. When Yue'er has new clothes, I will wear them for uncle to see."

Yin Tian's eyes fell on Yue'er's patched old clothes, and his mood was indescribably complicated.

Not to mention the shabby shirt, it was also too short.

She said she never wore new clothes?
Do you always pick other people's old clothes to wear?
When they arrived at the store selling groceries, Yin Tian bought a bag of candies for Yue'er, and stuffed one into her mouth.

With a candy in her mouth, Yue'er smiled with crooked eyebrows.

How hard did this child live to be so satisfied after eating a candy?

What is easy for him is the happiness and satisfaction of this little girl.

Such a moon made him want to hold it in his palm and pet him for a while.

Yin Tian carried her into a tailor shop: "What else does Yue'er wish for?"

"Yue'er wants to be a useful person, like her mother, who knows a lot of medicinal herbs. If she can read and write like Grandpa Zhou, then she can be a doctor and write prescriptions in the future."

With sugar in her mouth, the little girl tilted her head and looked at Yin Tian with a sweet smile: "Can uncle know how to read?"

"Ok!"

"Wow, Uncle is so amazing..."

In the backyard of the herbal hall, Yeran and shopkeeper Lin have been discussing medical skills, exchanging secret recipes and acupuncture methods for treating heart palpitations. Little did they know that Yin Tian had already taken Yue'er to the street.

"Ranniang's medical skills are superb, and this old man admires her very much."

Shopkeeper Lin was holding the prescription written by Yeran, his hands trembling, he suddenly got up and knelt down towards Yeran: "With Ranniang's acupuncture method and prescription, in time, the root of the son's disease will definitely be cured. The grace of Ranniang's rebirth..."

"Shopkeeper Lin, this can't be done, can't be done."

Before shopkeeper Lin knelt down, Ye Ran hurriedly went to help him: "This set of acupuncture methods and secret recipes are recorded in a medical handbook left by my mother, and I only memorized it because it was needed to treat Yue'er's palpitations." , can be handed over to shopkeeper Lin, it is considered a benefit to others. What's more, Mr. Yin has saved my life, and this is my repayment of Mr. Yin's kindness."

"I also ask shopkeeper Lin to keep Ranniang a secret regarding the medical handwriting."

Ye Ran smiled and said: "In the future, shopkeeper Lin must give you a good price for the medicinal materials sent by Ran Niang."

Yeran repeatedly emphasized that the secret recipe and acupuncture method for treating heart palpitations were obtained from the medical books left by her mother.

If this is the case, why hasn't Yue'er's palpitations been cured yet?

A rural woman with such superb medical skills is already impressive, and her conversation is even more insightful.

Although shopkeeper Lin was suspicious, he was grateful to Yeran for teaching the secret recipe and acupuncture techniques, and promised not to mention a word of medical handwriting. As for the purchase of medicinal materials, he also made a promise.

"As much medicinal material as Ranniang has, just send it to the herbal hall, and the old man will decide for the master, and accept as much as the best price."

Yeran wants to plan a market for the medicinal materials that will be planted in large quantities in the future. What she is waiting for is the words of shopkeeper Lin.

(End of this chapter)