Uncle, I'm running out of money again

Chapter 96 Body Cold Can Survive So Far?

"Don't, don't, it's an old lie."

The thousand-year-old civet cat hurriedly stopped him, the two of them knew each other well, so it was just a little joke.

"Immortal, you are such a bully."

The old man looked extremely arrogant, and snorted coldly at the thousand-year-old civet cat.

The two of them were so noisy, the servants here are used to it, and they still do whatever they want.

Su Lili almost fell asleep in Mo Yanqing's arms because of the unhealed wind and cold.

The sound of breathing is a bit heavy, and it is still a little difficult. The nose is not ventilated, and I feel as if I am suffocating when I fall asleep.

Mo Yanqing looked at her uncomfortable, and there was more irritability between her brows.

Su Lili was hugged in her arms, and she slept extremely unsteadily.

"Old man, how about the acupuncture now?"

Mo Yanqing interrupted the two people who were arguing, and asked in a cold voice, without any sense of asking for help.

On the contrary, it is mostly orders.

And this old man just liked such an imposing man, so he gave him a sideways look.

"You put the little girl on the soft bed first."

At this moment, Su Lili was sleeping soundly, and had no idea that she was going to be needled.

The little head still pushed against his chest, and found a suitable position to continue sleeping.

Mo Yanqing put her on a soft bed that was only one step away, lying on her stomach with her back exposed.

On the other side, Ozuki was about to put a thin quilt on Su Lili so that she could take off her clothes.

But the old doctor waved his hands, and his tone was really frivolous, "Using needles to undress is what quack doctors do."

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No one responded.

Ozuki could only stop in embarrassment, and the old doctor opened her medicine box.

He took out a row of silver needles, knowing that the little girl was afraid of pain, and just happened to be sleeping right now, so he put the needles on the faint point first, so that she could fall asleep peacefully.

Then start the acupuncture treatment.

Until the acupuncture points on Su Lili's back were covered with silver needles.

"It will take half an hour."

After the old doctor finished the piercing, he washed his hands first and took a sip of tea.

After a good meal, he said to the thousand-year-old raccoon cat, "I said, why do you bring out such top-quality tea to welcome distinguished guests today?"

Then he wanted to be like an old child, "It seems that you look down on my old man, and you will die if you die."

So he was about to leave with the medicine box in his hands. How could the thousand-year-old civet cat know that he was coming here again, and he hadn't said a word yet.

Mo Yanqing's icy voice came out, "Wei Qi, give it all to the old man."

His hand was holding Su Lili's little hand, and it was no longer as cold as before, but slightly warmer.

"Yes."

Wei Qi turned around and went out to get all the tea leaves he had prepared, and gave them all to the old doctor.

The old Langzhong was like an old urchin, with golden eyes shining, and he looked at the thousand-year-old civet cat, "The old man said that you will never drink such tea in your life."

The millennium civet cat smiled awkwardly and did not argue with him.

"Seven days?"

Mo Yanqing asked in a deep voice.

"The medicine can cure the disease in seven days, but it needs to be well maintained."

The old man was drinking tea, and then took another look at Su Lili lying on the bed, "But this little girl is cold, she was brought out of her mother's womb, so she needs to be extra careful."

This little girl was the first time he had practiced medicine for so many years, and he was a little surprised.

Body cold so far can survive so far?

And only in autumn and winter will it be attacked by wind and cold.

But when you think about it, why does he care so much?That's all, let's cure it first.

Half an hour passed quickly, and the old man took out the needles one by one, and then removed the one stuck in the faint point.

(End of this chapter)