Chapter 129: Sister Mang: Do You Want Me to Teach You?

Yu Zhongjing saved the entire Yu family by himself.

The Yu family's status today is entirely due to the title of the first person in Yu Zhongjing's brain department.

It is because of this that the aristocratic family in the capital treats the Yu family so much.

No one wants to offend a skilled doctor.

If she can become Yu Zhongjing's student, her future will surely rise to the sky and become the object of competition among those aristocratic families.

At that time, she will really be the object that everyone looks up to, including Gu Mang.

The light in Gu Yin's eyes was terrifying.

"Okay, let's go to sleep after washing." Lei Xiao said, after thinking about it, he still asked, "Does your sister know anyone from the Qin family?"

Gu Yin was stunned, "The Qin family? Is it the Qin family in the same community as us?"

Reshaw hummed.

Gu Yin shook her head, her voice was gentle and soft, and she smiled, "How could my elder sister know people from the Qin family? With the status of the Qin family, they don't look down on someone like my elder sister."

Gu Mang is a person in the gutter, those big families, I'm afraid they don't even look at her.

Lei Xiao frowned and said nothing.

Gu Mang's appearance at the Qin family today, he has to check it out.

...

Early the next morning.

Qin Rui went to Mingcheng No. 1 Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in person and found a doctor who was familiar with him to prescribe medicine.

The director of the gynecology department frowned when he saw this prescription, "Qin Bureau, who gave you this prescription?"

Qin Rui didn't say who it was, just asked, "What's wrong?"

"It's nonsense at all! How can these medicines be used together? They are all opposite each other! It will only aggravate Miss Haruka's condition!" The director of the department seemed to feel that this prescription was insulting the Chinese medicine doctor, and was very angry, and pushed the prescription back. "I don't dare to prescribe this medicine, you should find someone else."

Qin Rui pursed the corners of his mouth, pinched the post-it note, and lowered his eyes, "Will it be aggravated?"

"Yes!" The director of the department said loudly, "Qin Bureau, if the person who prescribed the medicine is your friend, it is best for him not to lie to others in the future. Can medicine be prescribed indiscriminately?"

Qin Rui walked out of the department director's office,

holding the phone.

Standing in the safe passage of the hospital, he waited for Gu Mang to call between classes.

When the bell was about to end, Gu Mang answered.

"Miss Gu, it's me, Qin Rui." He said immediately.

Gu Mang was a little noisy. The voices of the students playing in the break, her tone was lazy, showing the tiredness just woken up, "Well, is there something?"

Qin Rui said: "I'm in the First Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital now, holding the prescription you gave. The hospital said that several medicines in the prescription collided, and they dared not prescribe it."

Gu Mang sighed impatiently, "Qin Rui, do you want me to teach you?"

Qin Rui: "..."

"Or do you believe what the doctor said over there, and think there is something wrong with my prescription, eh?" The girl's low-pitched voice was evil and dangerous.

Qin Rui couldn't say a word.

Across the phone, the girl's voice was indescribably arrogant.

Gu Mang was lying on the table, his long legs stretched out, nonchalantly, "I've seen the disease, I've prescribed the medicine, take it or not, whatever you want."

When the phone was hung up, Qin Rui was stunned and couldn't hold back his swear words.

This is so...

Qin Rui laughed softly, put away the phone, and opened the door of the safe passage.

Seeing Qin Rui leaving and returning, the director of the department looked at him with a sigh, and persuaded him, "Qin Bureau, Miss Yaozhi's illness has to be treated slowly, there is no rush, the institute has already started to prepare for expert consultation. There must be a way."

Qin Rui slapped the pharmacy on the table, his face was cold, revealing invisible coercion, and he said in a deep voice, "Prescribe medicine."