Aunt Xu snorted coldly: "I've never heard of it, but that doesn't mean I don't have it. Our fishing village is closed and uncivilized. There are very few people who are literate, and even fewer people who know some medical skills. So why can't we help him do this?"
Another person said: "Aunt Xu, what you say must be well-founded. The name of this doctor cannot be stained."
Aunt Xu hummed: "Of course I have some evidence, just take a look." As she spoke, she took out the prescription that Bai Yi had written before, waved it in front of everyone, pointed to some words on the prescription and said: "I don't know these words, but I can know the usage behind them. I believe everyone can know them."
She runs a shop, and she also needs to use some simple arithmetic in the business. She knows all the dosages written on the prescriptions.
Doctor Xu secretly screamed something bad, and said with a stern face: "Aunt Xu, I see that you are old, so I don't care about you. I didn't expect that you would be so extravagant. This prescription is obviously the same as what you had before." The ones you brought are different, so don’t confuse people here and slander Xu’s reputation, otherwise, don’t blame Xu for being rude.”
Aunt Xu knew whether he would admit it or not, so she was already prepared in her heart. She sneered and said: "I know you won't admit it, but I still have evidence." As she said this, she took out the dregs of the medicine that Dong'er had used, and the ones that were sorted by Miss Bai. Afterwards, some leftover medicines and the second package were opened and a few small doses of medicines were taken out. They were laid out in front of people one by one and he said in a loud voice: "These three packages of medicines were given by my daughter-in-law at Doctor Xu this morning." I caught it here and just took it back. Miss Bai took a look at it and said that the amount of the medicine was wrong with the medicine she prescribed. But it was important to save people at that time, so she took a pack of medicine and re-sorted it. If there was more medicine, she would go away, and if there was less medicine, she would go away. Bu, plus this medicine dregs, that’s all the medicine, let’s take a look, have I slandered him?”
Doctor Xu was so angry that his hands were shaking. He stepped forward to kick the medicine bag away, but he was stopped by the surrounding villagers. Someone said something fair: "Since we can't fight, let's ask the village chief to come over and ask him to send a literate person." Let’s check it out and see who is right and who is wrong.”
The village chief is the largest official in this fishing village. The village chief represents the public opinion of the villagers in the fishing village, while the village chief represents the officialdom of Xiliang Kingdom.
As soon as he mentioned asking for the mayor, Dr. Xu's face paled. He said hurriedly: "Why bother bothering the mayor with such a trivial matter? This is clearly Aunt Xu's unreasonable trouble and slander." He also wanted to step forward and deal with it. Kick the medicine pack apart to destroy the evidence.
It's a shame that the crowd of onlookers, most of whom are villagers from this village, are attracted to Aunt Xu, but towards him, a foreign doctor, they have an attitude of watching a good show. How can they let his idea of destroying evidence succeed
Aunt Xu hurriedly rewrapped the medicine bag and put it in her arms in front of everyone to avoid being poisoned by Dr. Xu.
The chief lived at the end of the long street, only half a cup of tea away. He was quickly invited over. Along with him, there was a middle-aged man who didn't look like him. The man was dressed in ordinary clothes. He is wearing a green cloth robe, his face is white and he has no beard, his black hair is only tied up with a plain scarf, and he has no gorgeous accessories, but his temperament makes people admire him.
As soon as the chief arrived, the people surrounding him automatically separated to make way.
The man was about the same age as the man in green, both in his early forties, wearing a brown robe, with a tall figure and a small beard on his chin. He walked into the hospital with a pursed mouth and sat directly at the head of the inner hall. He went up and said in a deep voice: "What is going on?"