The Miraculous Doctor’s Wife: The rough guy villain is so cool

While Jian Yingxue was still wondering why Accountant Zhu was not dead yet, Jian Xining and others had already arrived at Accountant Zhu's house.

Accountant Zhu was lying on the kang. When he saw Aunt Zhu bringing Jian Xining over, he hurriedly greeted him: "A Ning is here. I am taking the medicine you gave me very well. Thank you very much."

Jian Xining said with a smile: "Uncle Zhu, don't be in a hurry to thank me now. It's not too late to thank you after you recover."

As she spoke, she took out a set of silver needles.

When Accountant Zhu saw her coming out with a silver needle, he was frightened and said, "Here, what are you doing?"

Aunt Zhu walked to his kang, and while adjusting the mattress on the kang, she said: "A Ning said that your illness will be cured too slowly just by taking medicine. You need acupuncture to heal quickly and completely."

Accountant Zhu was surprised: "A Ning knows how to acupuncture?"

Aunt Zhu said: "She is the descendant of Father Qin, so she should be able to do pricking."

"Heir? Didn't you say that I only read a few medical books?" Accountant Zhu was still a little surprised. He was afraid that if Jian Xining didn't know how to prick, what would happen if he accidentally pricked him?

He had to ask more questions.

Aunt Zhu said: "That's Aihua's modesty. Let's try it. Xuemei said that A Ning cured a person in the town of a disease that even the hospital couldn't cure."

Accountant Zhu looked at his legs and pondered for a long time before making up his mind, "Okay, let's prick my legs. I can't move without pricking my legs. I'm almost covered in maggots as I lie down."

As soon as the two of them worked together, they asked Jian Xi Ning to do it.

Jian Xining moved the silver needle skillfully, twisted one, and smiled at Accountant Zhu, "Uncle Zhu, let's get started."

Accountant Zhu closed his eyes and said, "Let's get started."

Anyway, a dead horse is treated as a living horse doctor.

Jian Xi Ning walked to the kang, raised and lowered the needle with her hand, and gently turned the silver needle. A silver needle was inserted into an acupuncture point of Accountant Zhu.

He only felt numb in that part of his body, and seemed to have some consciousness.

Jian Xi Ning didn't stop, picked up the next silver needle and pricked another acupuncture point.

Accountant Zhu felt numb again.

She inserted thirteen needles one by one at thirteen acupuncture points. Accountant Zhu's body was numb after each needle fell.

After thirteen silver needles were inserted, Accountant Zhu's whole body felt numb and numb, and his body began to heat up. Before, his body was unconscious and felt cold to the touch of others, but now it is warm.

Twenty minutes later, Jian Xining pulled out the silver needles one by one, packed them away, and said with a smile: "Put it in once in three days, five times in total, and then just use medication to treat it."

Aunt Zhu took note of it and nodded.

Jian Xining then put away the silver needle and said, "Aunt Zhu, Sister Xuemei and I are leaving first. Please take good care of Uncle Zhu and don't let him get caught in the wind."

"Okay." Aunt Zhu sent Jian Xining and Li Xuemei out. After returning to the house, Accountant Zhu said, "Honey, when I got the acupuncture just now, I seem to have some feeling in my body."

"Really? That means Aningzha is pretty good."

"It should be pretty good. How could Daddy Qin's apprentice be any worse?"

"That's great. Father Qin has a successor. We will have somewhere to go to see a doctor in the future."

"Dad Qin was most afraid that his medical skills would not be inherited by anyone. His son was lost, and he had two children who were not interested in medical skills. At that time, Dad Qin kept telling me that he was afraid that this traditional Chinese medicine technology would slowly be mastered. It was in decline, but now it’s better. With Ah Ning, it’s time for him to rest in peace.”

The old couple said something to each other, and both of them couldn't help but sigh in the end.