The queen is my favorite

Chapter 593 People's Hearts Can Change 8
After Qing Buyu left the courtyard, he quickly walked towards the Baicao Garden, where all the disciples of Lianchi Youjing learned medical skills and had a library.

When everyone saw Qing Buyu coming, they greeted him one after another.

After all, they have so many disciples, and only he went to the palace to be an imperial physician. Imperial physician is an honor to them. Being able to treat the king of a country and see the true face of the emperor, many people yearn for this job.

It's a pity that there was only one place at the beginning. I didn't expect that the last person to go was not the most powerful medical skill, but Qing Buyu, who was inconspicuous among all the disciples.

"Junior Brother Qing, are you here?"

Suddenly, a man in Tsing Yi walked up to Qing Buyu with a smile on his face, and then several people surrounded him, both men and women.

"I'm here to grab the medicine. Master has already found out the poison in the imperial concubine, and there is a way to cure it." Qing Buyu said without any concealment.

When everyone heard the sound, they couldn't help but speak out.

"It's still my uncle who is amazing, there is a way to detoxify in such a short period of time."

"Uncle Master is of course powerful, otherwise how could he be the director of Baicao Garden and the manager of Lotus Pond Path."

"In the future, I have to learn medical skills from my uncle."

"That's right, we all have to listen carefully when the uncle gives lectures in the future."

"..."

Qing Buyu listened to what they said, and said gently, "Master is indeed amazing, but your master is also amazing. As long as we study hard, our medical skills will also be amazing."

"Junior Brother Qing is right. Can you tell us about your stay in the palace? Do you often see the emperor? Is the emperor easy to get along with?"

"Junior Brother Qing, how is the palace?"

"Junior Brother Qing, do you still need an imperial doctor in the Imperial Hospital? If so, can you recommend me?"

Qing Buyu looked at everyone with a smile, and said slowly, "I'm fine in the palace, and the emperor is very fine. I haven't heard of the need for an imperial doctor yet. I'll go get the medicine for the imperial concubine first, so I can't delay detoxification."

Everyone heard the sound and quickly backed away to let him go in to grab the medicine.

After seeing Qing Buyu go in, several people followed immediately, and they all expressed their willingness to help grab the medicine together.

Qing Buyu did not refuse, but told everyone the medicine needed by the prescription, and asked them to help catch the medicine for three days.

After a while.

All the nine packs of medicine are done.

"Senior Brother Qing, let me help you decoct the medicine." Liu Ting said with a sweet smile, looking at Qing Buyu.

Qing Buyu looked at her and asked, "Are you okay now?"

"It's because I'm free that I want to help you." Liu Ting smiled obediently.

"If you have nothing to do, you can cook medicine with me." Qing Buyu finished and walked outside.

Liu Ting followed immediately.

After arriving at the decoction place, Liu Ting diligently prepared the decoction jars, and then lit a fire.

Qing Buyu looked at the busy Liu Ting, then opened a pack of medicine, and put it into the medicine jar after checking that there was no problem.

"Liu Ting, I'll take care of it next, and you can go about your business."

"Brother Qing, it must be very hard for you to travel a long distance back from the imperial capital. Leave the small matter of decocting the medicine to me. You go back and rest quickly. I will send the medicine over after decocting." Liu Ting said with a smile, and then added firewood.

Qing Buyu thought for a while and said, "Help me send these eight packs of medicine to Qinglianyuan to the imperial concubine. The master said that I must decoct the medicine myself, so it's better for me to decoct it myself."

Liu Ting blinked her eyes when she heard him say that, "That's fine, I'll help you deliver the medicine."

(End of this chapter)