When Shi Yi thinks about Xianyu, someone always comes to disturb her.

Yao Pu thought: These people really don’t take the emperor’s words seriously. No one has arranged to develop an antidote today.

If the emperor knew about this, I don’t know how to deal with these people!

However, everyone in Jishidiang seemed to be very busy.

At noon, it was time for the old doctors to eat and rest. In the backyard of Jishidiang, someone prepared delicious meals for them.

After dinner, the old men took a nap for half an hour.

When the time comes, the little medicine boys will remind the old men one by one.

After a cup of refreshing tea, the afternoon consultation work began again.

This was a really fulfilling day, but it also showed that there were quite a lot of people coming to Jishidiang for medical treatment.

Before the sun set, a medicine boy looked at the group of people who had just entered the door and shouted happily:

"Master is back! My master is back!"

He jumped three feet high and threw himself into someone's arms.

Several other medicine boys also rushed out one after another, and each of them found their master to show their courtesy.

Several old gentlemen also looked at the group of people coming in with a smile.

When Yao Pu was still wondering where these young people came from, he saw them standing in front of the old gentlemen in a polite manner and then kneeling on the ground.

He said: "Master, your disciple is back."

Then they all kowtowed to the teachers.

The old doctors were all happy to accept the kneeling greetings of their disciples.

The apprentice respects his master, and the master cares about his apprentice. Yao Pu was very envious of this scene.

The patients were all waiting at the side, waiting for the master and apprentice to finish reminiscing about the past.

Fortunately, these young doctors took over their masters' work as soon as they came back and started to see patients.

The old doctors sat on the sidelines and watched.

When nothing wrong happens, the old doctors will not interfere with the patients they are seeing.

Yao Pu watched the pharmacists add a few examination tables in the lobby. It turned out that an old doctor had at least three apprentices.

This Jishidiang really has successors!

Ordinary medical clinics do not have so many apprentices.

As the old saying goes: Teach your apprentice and starve the master!

Jishidiang did not seem to care about this problem. The apprentices were all able to see patients, and the teacher still sat on the side, watching over them, fearing that there was something the apprentice had not learned well.

He is available to see patients and teach at any time, and he is really not shy at all!

This is really rare.

When he was studying medicine, he had to rely on self-study, and the clever ones would even learn from others.

The ancestors of the Yao family were also doctors, so he had a lot more convenience than others.

He didn't have a special master to teach him, but he read more medical books than others. If he didn't understand something, he could ask his family members for help and he didn't have to figure it out on his own.

His conditions have already made others envious.

But if compared with Jishidiang's apprentice training model, its convenience is not enough.

Because even his biological father could not sit next to him, observe his shortcomings at any time and point them out immediately. When he was seeing patients, his father could only pay attention to him from time to time during the first three days.

After that he has to figure things out on his own. Thinking back on the detours he took, it makes me cry!

It is such a blessing to be Jishidiang’s apprentice.

No wonder the old doctor's disciples respect their master from the bottom of their hearts. If it were him, he would also worship such a master as his ancestor.

After they had seen all the patients, Mr. Zeng finally spoke:

"From today on, we have a new mission. We have to develop an antidote for the poison of Wujiang grass!"

Several old gentlemen arranged shifts for their apprentices, which was obviously something they had planned long ago.

Although the disciples did not know why they had to develop an antidote for the poison, no one objected.

On the contrary, they all seemed very interested.

Yao Pu: No wonder the old doctors are not in a hurry, it turns out they have a plan in mind.

Lu Xiangsheng: "I have already contacted the drug dealer, and they will deliver some herbs in the next few days. I have set aside a separate yard in the back courtyard.

This is a place specifically for you to research the antidote. We have also reserved some living creatures for testing the drug. You can experiment as you please."

After all, there is a box of gold as funds, which is enough.

Mr. Zeng: "Every day, we old guys will pick one person to do this with you."

Doctor Yang said, "You just came back today and you must have had a hard time on the road. Go back and rest early. From tomorrow on, follow the shift schedule."

None of the disciples were willing to leave, and even when there were no patients to see, they still hung around their master.

They would talk about what they had seen and heard outside, or express concern for their master's health. There was no sound of the master scolding his disciples, and no noise.

Yao Pu once doubted, is there really such a warm place in the world?

Now he knew, it really existed!

However, the lucky person who became Jishidiang’s disciple was not me.

I was thinking of buying the prescription for cough pills, but now it seems unlikely.

He finally realized that many resources were shared among Jishidiang's disciples.

The apprentice brought up by Master Yang could actually read the pulse records used by Master Zeng to diagnose patients.

Master Zeng’s disciples can also ask Master Li questions, and Master Li will explain them carefully and teach some practical tips.

This is really weird!

Yao Pu thought to himself: The classics should not be passed on lightly, and skills should not be taught randomly!

In the past, if he wanted to learn something from a master, he had to try his best to please him, be attentive and attentive!

Aren’t those old doctors in Jishidiang too merciful?

His desire to seek a prescription, which had just been extinguished, was rekindled with hope. If this was the case, maybe he could really get the prescription he had been longing for.

As for the medicine that the emperor took away, he didn't dare to think about it.

He saw that many people from wealthy families could buy this cough pill, which showed that it was a medicine that every doctor could sell!

If this is the case, then the prescription of this medicine should be public in Jishidiang.

Then he just needs to pick a few doctors who are easy to talk to and make friends with them, and it shouldn't be difficult to get the prescription!

Yao Pu's eyes wandered over the many doctors, with his own plans in mind.

Shi Yi was talking to the monk when a dove circled over her head for several times and finally landed on her shoulder.

The pigeon cooed. Shi Yi tilted his head to take it down, took out the letter from its leg, and handed the pigeon to Shi Tou to feed and water it.

She didn't avoid anyone and opened the note on the spot.

It turned out to be a letter from Lu Xiangsheng. Is it the poison of Wujiang grass?

Is Jishidiang in trouble?

Shi Yi immediately thought of Lu Xiangsheng's throwing tantrums, laughed, and then said to Shi Tou:

"Send a letter to all medical laboratories, asking them to develop an antidote for the Wujiang grass poison within two months."

Stone responded and left with the pigeon.

Shi Yi turned to Shopkeeper Shang and said:

"There's no need to rush to open the gates of Panlong Mountain. After all, we have to ensure everyone's safety. We don't know whether the private army in the mountain has been eliminated."

It will open a few months later, so she won’t be the one who is anxious anyway.

No matter how much money you make, you have to have the life to spend it!