Chapter 304 - Tui Na

Translator: Lonelytree

Lin Mingliang went out to open the door when he heard the knock.

When he opened the door, he was overjoyed.”Doctor Zhang, you’re here!”

Doctor Zhang was also carrying a medicine box with Xiao Tong. He nodded and said, “yes, the girl is treating Mingqing’s leg today, so I came to see if I could help.”

Lin Yuelan didn’t plan on letting Doctor Zhang participate, not because she was afraid that he would steal the credit, but because she wanted to protect him and herself.

The method she used to treat Lin Mingqing was not normal. As long as an expert took a look, they would be able to see that there was something unusual.

She didn’t want to threaten Doctor Zhang to keep it a secret, nor did she want him to be threatened by others in the future. Once she saved Jiang Zhennan, Lin Yuelan knew that she’d be involved in the power of the imperial court in the future.

As for Doctor Zhang, from the moment he found out that Lan ‘Er had saved Jiang Zhennan, he knew that this girl would definitely be involved in the Imperial Court in the future. She might even change the world.

Even though treating Lin Mingqing in this mountain village was a small matter, Lin Mingqing’s family had a powerful relative in Beijing.

Therefore, once Lin Mingqing was treated, Lan ‘Er would definitely attract the attention of the people in the capital. This was only a matter of time.

Doctor Zhang knew that she didn’t want him to get involved in this to protect him.

However, Doctor Zhang saw that the girl was thinking this in overly simple ways. He was her grandmaster. No matter what, he’d be involved.

Therefore, he had come that day to give Lin Yuelan a hand.

Lin Yiwei also knew about Jiang Zhennan’s identity. He also knew how big this implication could be.

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Therefore, Lin Yuelan would not send any news about this to his family in the capital. He had also warned the others seriously.

Lin Mingliang said happily, “please come in, Doctor Zhang!”

As soon as Doctor Zhang entered, Lin Yuelan and Lin Yiwei’s expressions changed slightly.

However, Lin Yuelan immediately broke into a smile and said, “Grandmaster, are you here to steal the credit from me?”

Doctor Zhang’s face turned stern. “You wretched girl, you’re my grand-disciple. Do I need to steal from you?”

Lin Yuelan made a cute face at Doctor Zhang and stuck out her tongue. She seemed to be unwilling to give up. “Grandmaster, are you sure you are not here to steal my credit?”

Doctor Zhang’s face turned stern as he chided, “How dare you say that?” After saying that, he knocked Lin Yuelan’s head a few times.

Lin Yuelan touched her head, which was hurting from the hit. She made a face again and didn’t say anything else.

However, Lin Yiwei stepped forward and spoke up for Lin Yuelan, “Doctor Zhang, Lan ‘Er is doing this for your own good.”

“I’m her Grandmaster,” Doctor Zhang said angrily. “It’s my job to be there for her.”

Li Zheng’s family looked at this scene and were a little confused.

Since Doctor Zhang wanted to get involved, Lin Yuelan didn’t try to stop him.

She tugged at Doctor Zhang’s sleeve and apologized, “Alright, Grandmaster. I was in the wrong. I shouldn’t have said that you’d steal my credit. Grandmaster, don’t be angry. ”

Doctor Zhang ignored Lin Yuelan and walked up to Lin Mingqing. Although he was still pale, there was a hint of red on his face. He asked happily, “Mingqing, how are you feeling?”

Lin Mingqing nodded and said, “Doctor Zhang, I’m much better now.”

“Mingqing, you can speak so clearly now.” Doctor Zhang said with some excitement. As he spoke, he reached out to take Lin Mingqing’s pulse. Then, he nodded and said, “Not bad. Your pulse is stable now. The blockage in your brain is gone. Not bad.”

Lin Mingqing smiled. “It’s all because of Doctor Zhang and Lan Er that Mingqing can recover so well.”

Lin Mingqing didn’t say it was all Lin Yuelan’s work. He was a shrewd person too.

Doctor Zhang stroked his beard and shook his head. He exclaimed, “You’re too kind. Lan ‘Er is much more talented than me. She has a very rare talent.”

Medicine was the hardest to learn, and it also depended on one’s talent.

Age didn’t equal medical expertise. Some were in their seventies but were still amateur doctors. Some were famous at a young age. The perfect example was the divine doctor, Wu Yazi, who came to his peak in his early twenties.