This is the first time he has seen such a doctor who regards all living beings as equals. Read the novel
Mo Qingcheng's eyes flashed, he raised his eyebrows, and said with a half-smile, "Okay, let's get in line."
Patted Bi Liusu on the shoulder: "You line up here, Xuanji, let's go over there and have a look."
He looked at the surrounding mountain scenery. The mountain scenery here is not bad. He can take Ye Xuanji around.[
It's almost enough to come back in half an hour.
Ye Xuanji didn't move: "No."
"Huh?" Mo Qingcheng raised his eyebrows: "Why not?"
Ye Xuanji sighed: "You must be the person or an immediate family member queuing up, otherwise you won't be shown."
"oh?"
Mo Qingcheng simply raised his hands, folded his arms and looked at her: "You know again? Do you know who he is?"
Ye Xuanji smiled dryly: "Generally... all doctors with weird tempers are like this. Anyway, there are only a few of them, so just wait in line. If you feel bored, you can go somewhere else, I'll wait here."
That’s it.”
Although she was also burning in her heart, she wanted to rush in immediately to see if it was her senior brother.
But she knew very well the temper of her senior brother, and once his bad temper broke out, it would kill someone.
She heard from her master that her senior brother's mother was cut in line by other powerful people when she was seeing a doctor. As a result, she was delayed for a long time, delayed her condition, and finally passed away...
So what he hates most in his life is people who jump in line——
Her master fell ill that day and went to the hospital to see his disciple.
I originally wanted to add a plug, but ended up——
Sadly, he was kicked out by his apprentice...
The old man was so angry that he almost had a stroke. He vowed not to go to him and found another doctor.
But the old man's condition was rather weird, and other doctors couldn't see it at all.
The old man was so angry that he simply returned home.
winnowing
He has been clamoring to expel the eldest disciple from the sect and refuse to recognize this unworthy disciple...