Buddhist Miracle Doctor: The Dark Prince, Can't Get Rid of Him

Tuzi was caught off guard and wasn't even startled.

What puzzled him was why Qiang Dawu was so excited about his wife accepting a disciple.

"This Doctor He has just asked Madam to be his disciple, and Madam has accepted him." After Tuzi said this, he looked down at the big hand on his arm, then looked up at the owner of the hand.

However, the owner of the hand still did not let go after hearing the response.

His face was filled with even more disbelief; "How is it possible? The master is not around? Would he agree?

"The master is around and agrees." Tu Zi said patiently.

After all, this Qiang imperial physician was originally the master's man, so he can be considered one of our own!

"How is this possible?" Qiang Dawu muttered to himself, and finally let go of the hand that was holding Tu Zi and walked towards He Yuancheng.

He Yuancheng was not sure why the imperial physician reacted like that, but thinking that it was not shameful for him to become an apprentice and learn medicine, he calmed down and looked at the imperial physician who stopped in front of him.

Qiang Dawu looked him up and down, then back and forth, narrowed his eyes and stared at his forehead and asked, "You kowtowed hard, and the lady was soft-hearted, so she agreed."

Qiang Dawu himself was not sure about this idea. Because he knew the lady well. She was the kind of person who would not care about what others did if she didn't want to do it.

It's useless to beg. If you use extreme coercion, it will only make her angry. She is very opinionated and has a strong backbone.

He Yuancheng shook his head, "No, this is what my wife gave me when she agreed to take me in as her apprentice."

Emma, ​​is he kowtowing like this to become a disciple? The other doctors didn't know what words to use to describe him. Generally speaking, if someone kowtowing like this, it is most likely because he has done something wrong and is praying for the right

Or maybe, it is when it is a matter of life and death, or the survival of a family business, and one is asking for help from others, that one will do so.

Since the madam has agreed to take him as her disciple, he just needs to behave properly, be respectful, and kowtow devoutly.

Is it so exaggerated? Fortunately, he is a man, and an older man at that, so it’s not a big deal if he gets disfigured.

"Tell me honestly, what did you do and what did you say to the Madam? Why did the Madam agree to take you as her disciple?" Qiang Dawu was getting more and more excited.

He Yuancheng suddenly had an idea and looked at Qiang Dawu, wanting to ask, could it be that you, the imperial physician Qiang, also wanted to become her disciple, but was rejected by her wife?

But, no, if I ask like this, in front of so many people, wouldn't it make the Qiang imperial physician lose face?

That would be tantamount to offending this Qiang imperial physician. I'm not afraid of offending people, but if I get into a quarrel right after becoming his disciple, wouldn't that bring shame and trouble to the master?

"I told Master honestly what I wanted to say, and then Master asked the Duke. The Duke had no objection, so Master agreed." He Yuancheng told this, but he did not mention his life experience that he had mentioned in front of Master.

When I said those things, I didn't mean to complain to my master. The main reason was that I wanted my master to know more about my situation so that he could feel more at ease.

What kind of person is the master? Even the current emperor has to respectfully call her mother.

How could someone with unknown identity accept it?

Another reason for telling Master those things is that, generally speaking, when it comes to becoming an apprentice, whether it is to learn medicine, Kung Fu, or perhaps carpentry or some other skill.

They must be loyal to one master to the end and cannot switch to another master midway. This is a big taboo for a master who accepts disciples and teaches them skills.

Once a teacher, always a father, so he wanted to tell his current master that he was not unfaithful to his original master, but that the master was no longer in this world.

I still want to tell my master that it is true that I am a traveling doctor with unskilled medical skills, but that does not mean I have no knowledge of medicine and I will cheat people just because I know a little bit.

&n/> I want to learn and study medicine, but I have no way to do it!

"Is it that simple?" Qiang Dawu still asked in disbelief. He Yuancheng nodded; "It's that simple, if you don't believe me, go ask the master." "Go to hell, I'll ask the Madam." Qiang Dawu was a little annoyed, but he didn't dare to go too far. After all, no matter how unbelieving and unwilling he was, he was now the Madam's official apprentice. Qiang Dawu turned around and walked out, thinking as he walked, among these people, he was the first to come into contact with the Madam, but the first apprentice the Madam accepted was not him!

Qiang Dawu felt ashamed and annoyed. Why was he so stupid? Why did he think so much when he first thought of asking the lady to be his teacher?

He was worried that his master would be angry, that his wife would reject him, and that people would laugh at him for taking a young woman as his teacher at such an old age.

Seven worries, eight considerations, and nine weighings, and if you waste time you will have no ideas.

But, look at this guy surnamed He, who is just a traveling doctor with a little knowledge, how could he succeed in becoming a disciple?

Qiang Dawu regretted so much that his intestines turned green. He even thought that even if he went to ask his wife now and she accepted him as her disciple, wouldn't he have to call this traveling doctor his senior brother?

The order of seniority is not based on age, but on the order in which they entered the sect!

Ahhh, don't think so far ahead, just think about the present!

He is now the chief imperial physician of the Imperial Medical Bureau in the palace, and his status is considered to be top-notch.

Is it necessary to have a disciple?

Even if I want to become his disciple, if my wife disagrees and refuses to accept me, won't I be ridiculed and looked down upon by everyone?

He is not even as good as a traveling doctor. Can this person afford to lose face?

"Young man, is Imperial Physician Qiang okay? Do you want to go out with him to check it out?" He Yuancheng looked at the Imperial Physician, who was walking out in a daze, and asked Tuzi worriedly.

"It's okay, you should take a rest. If you have any questions, you can also come to me." Tuzi had already helped to lay the floor and said politely.

"Thank you, brother." He Yuancheng did not forget to thank him. After Tuzi left, He Yuancheng lay on the bunk with his clothes on and made up his mind to do it in the future.

When dealing with things, one must always remember that one is no longer the traveling doctor who just wants to make a living and not starve to death.

From now on, you have a master, and you must not embarrass your master in any way.

There was a doctor nearby who came with some medicine and applied it on He Yuancheng's forehead.

I didn't take the opportunity to inquire about anything or ask more questions.

Some were just a few sincere congratulations.

Judging from the reaction of the Imperial Physician Qiang just now, everyone had roughly guessed what was going on.

However, some of them felt that the Qiang imperial physician was asking for trouble.

He was already the chief physician of the Imperial Medical Bureau. Even if he had not formally become Madam Yipin's teacher, he could always ask Madam Yipin if he had any questions. When had Madam Yipin ever refused?

However, some of them felt that the Qiang imperial physician was asking for trouble.

He was already the chief physician of the Imperial Medical Bureau. Even if he had not formally become Madam Yipin's teacher, he could always ask Madam Yipin if he had any questions. When had Madam Yipin ever refused?

Aren't they all very patient in explaining?

Madam, you are not shy about your medical skills, so what difference does it make whether you worship this master or not?

If the Madam is biased towards her own apprentice?

However, taking the current epidemic in Yudong as an example, whether it is the treatment prescription or the diagnosis, Madam can teach it openly without any reservation!

Everyone saw through it, but what about Qiang Dawu? It was midnight, and he was still standing under the night sky...