When the people in the city heard that Hui Niang had recovered from smallpox, they were all very surprised and came to see what the truth was.

After arriving at the place, I found that the pharmacy that had been closed for several days had indeed reopened. Moreover, Hui Niang, who was originally very sick, did not even have a scar on her face, which caused a sensation.

Many people think that the reason why Hui Niang recovers so quickly and so well is that the medicinal materials sold in her pharmacy are genuine, otherwise this almost miraculous phenomenon would not be explained at all.

This is much more useful than any advertisement, and a long queue was quickly lined up in front of the pharmacy.

Because Zhou helped Hui Niang open a shop and took Chen Xi back, Hui Niang was so busy that she was not stuck in the ground.

The late-aged people saw so many people queuing up, and in desperation, they were willing to spend money to get the medicine first. However, everyone refused to give in to each other, and the queues for purchasing medicines were getting longer and longer, and various conflicts and disputes were increasing.

Those tongue-in-laws who talked about Hui Niang and her daughter behind their backs ran over like a quarrel of nothing, and chatted carelessly: "Miss Lu, you see that some relatives in our family have been infected with the plague. I want us to think of a solution, but the doctors in the city have no choice. Do you have a prescription here?"

"Miss Lu family, you want to save our baby. He is only four years old and he is exhausted."

"Miss of the Lu family, the doctors in the city say that it is unsuccessful. Why are you so capable? We all rely on you in the city now, so you can't stand by death and refuse to save you."

As time goes by, more and more people come to Huiniang Pharmacy.

People in the city were in panic. After today and tomorrow, those who were sick were waiting to die. In the blink of an eye, herpes might develop on their bodies and were helpless. Now that I heard that there is a rescue, how can I flock to them?

Hui Niang was so nervous that she was at a loss. Seeing that this was not a solution, she walked out of the counter and came to the door of the pharmacy and said to the dark crowd outside:

"My fellow villagers, I don't know why this disease has been cured. You might as well go back first, wait for me to go back to discuss the issue, and explain the cause of the relationship with the villagers tomorrow."

How could the people buy it? No one was willing to listen to him. It was not until the government drove him away that the people turned back three times and went home.

The Xia Zhuzhu brought people here in person. First, a yamen runner caught illness on the county yard, and then the officials' servants and family members fell ill one after another. Now the yamen is in chaos.

"Lu Sun, you have some skills. You can cure the disease even if you get infected with a plague. Is this the prescription given to you by that expert? How many people in the city are sick now? If you hide your own personal information, I'm sorry, County Magistrate Han helped you orphans and widows?"

When the chief clerk of Xia came, he started to speak the official voice, but in fact he wanted Hui Niang to take the initiative to present the prescription to the government.

But now, Hui Niang is confused even though she is cured of her illness and cannot explain it clearly to Director Xia.

"The civilian woman has to ask before she knows." Sun Huiniang curled her body and saluted.

Seeing that Hui Niang didn't buy it, Xia Zhuan had no choice.

The officials have always taken away the people, but this matter is of great importance and may even affect the lives of people in the city. The chief clerk Xia had to go home first and report the matter to the Han County Magistrate Han before telling him about it.

Hui Niang was worried that the pharmacy shop would be surrounded again, so she quickly closed the door, locked the door and walked towards the yard where the Shen family rented it.

After entering the yard, Hui Niang saw Chen Xi holding a wooden basin, standing at the door of the main hall with a bitter face, and she couldn't help but shake her head and laugh. She went in and went into the inner room with Zhou. After a while, the two of them came out.

"You guy is lucky. Aunt Sun comes to plead for you and take a break. Come here to explain what happened, how did your Aunt Sun get sick?"

Zhou said something soft, but in fact she didn't really want to blame Chen Xi. It would be worth it to avoid the plague, let alone a needle, even ten or a hundred needles are worth it.

Chen Xi curled his lips and said, "Mom just punished me for this, but now she asks me what's going on. I'm too lazy to say it."

Zhou immediately wanted to pick up a broom and beat someone up, but was stopped by Hui Niang.

"It's better for Aunt Sun."

Chen Xi hid directly behind Hui Niang. He pulled the beauty's back and touched Hui Niang's gentle back with his fingers, and his heartbeat suddenly accelerated. He thought to himself: It's good to be a child, and even if he is inappropriate, no one will say anything.

After Zhou's energy was slightly smoother, Chen Xi sat down and told Hui Niang about the development of cowpox.

He particularly emphasized that Hui Niang was not infected with smallpox before, but her normal reaction after growing cowpox, because the virus carried by cowpox itself will not pose a fatal threat to people, and will be cured without medicine in a few days. Even if she comes into contact with smallpox, she will not be infected.

After Hui Niang listened carefully, she couldn't understand many parts, so she took paper and wrote down.

Hui Niang’s husband Lu Shaobo once left behind this prescription, which was collected and sorted out across the country when he was in the medicinal material business. Most of them were ordinary prescriptions, which could only treat diseases like yi. In Hui Niang’s words, when buying and selling medicinal materials, you must always know what disease people get. Usually, you can prescribe medicine to fellow villagers without asking the doctor, which saves the money from reading the doctor’s prescription.

"Xiaolang, do you mean that by first pricking the needle into the pustules of the sick cow, dipped in juice and then pricking it on a person's arms, can you avoid the infection of the plague?"

Hui Niang recorded it almost all, but she was still confused because what Chen Xi said was not the right prescription, but how to prevent and treat it.

Chen Xi shook his head and said, "The rashes on cows are also divided into strong toxicity and weak toxicity. You must find rashes that have already scabbed and squeeze out the pus. And the most important thing about this method is to not cross-infection. Everyone can only use a needle. Even if the needle is not enough, you must soak it in strong alcohol after use and burn it with fire."

Hui Niang held the pen and felt that she could no longer record it. Chen Xi said it too bizarrely, completely beyond her perception.

Seeing that Chen Xi was clearly speaking, Zhou immediately believed it seven or eight minutes later and said, "Then why didn't you call your father back and let your father get acne? In this way, our family will be fine!"

"You also want to tell me, mom? When my father came back a few days ago, I had already planted it on my father. My father was young and strong, and I didn't even feel anything after taking acne. How many days would I get sick like Aunt Sun?"

Hui Niang's cheeks rose and blushed with her pink face. She was so beautiful and charming: "My body is weak. When my husband was there, she always gave me some prescriptions for conditioning."

After Hui Niang said this, Chen Xi suddenly had an idea and said, "Auntie, if you tell the villagers this method, they will not get sick, then who will still see the doctor to get medicine? It's too easy to get it, and they will definitely not remember your goodness."

"I think this might be the case. I will teach them how to prevent the plague and come up with a few prescriptions for conditioning. It is said that it will be effective when it is a two-pronged approach. This way, Aunt Sun's business will be better, right?"

Hui Niang shook her head and refused: "This is not good, we can't make this unscrupulous money!"

"How can we say that? Using our method, the villagers avoid getting sick, and we are at ease to use money to support our families. It can be said that we can tell two things!"

"Besides, let's prescribe the conditioning prescription. After taking it, everyone can strengthen their health. This will also prevent the disease to a certain extent. Otherwise, you will be as weak as your aunt. Even if you grow cowpox, you will have to get sick for several days. Auntie, don't you want to see the villagers get sick, right?"

Hui Niang was not willing to make this money at first, but she thought that she was really weak after growing cowpox, while the Shen family was safe and sound. She finally nodded and agreed to make money by selling medicine. But the prescriptions left by her husband were mediocre and there was nothing strange about it. Any doctor could prescribe it, and she was worried that someone would be accused of making up for the scattered numbers.

Chen Xi smiled and said, "This is easy. I will think about a prescription later." As soon as he finished speaking, Zhou was slapped on the forehead.

Zhou scolded: "You little brat, you don't even recognize a few words, and you don't know what herbs and medicinal properties are. You dare to pretend to be a doctor to prescribe? If you kill someone, you will have to take a lawsuit. Is your life enough to pay?"

Chen Xi stuck out his tongue and stopped talking. However, based on his predecessor's understanding of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine books, it is not difficult to prescribe a prescription for body care.

Furthermore, what can really resist smallpox is not the prescriptions and medicinal materials, but the method of inoculation. He just doesn't want to watch Hui Niang work hard for a long time, but in the end he is useless.

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