Get out of your vicious mother's house, and make a fortune with your husband to become a prince

A voice came from the crowd: "What does a woman know? Call a doctor quickly."

The others saw this and followed suit.

The burly man looked at the girl who was talking. She was wearing coarse clothes and had a simple bun, but her firm eyes made people feel trust for no reason.

Xue Qing could understand their hesitation. There is a saying that doctors don’t knock on doors. Seeing the child’s condition getting worse, Xue Qing said, “If you want the child to live, give it to me. Otherwise, the child will die within a quarter of an hour.”

Seeing that the man's expression relaxed, she took the child without waiting for his answer. At this time, the child's face was already blue and purple and he was having difficulty breathing. When she opened his mouth with both hands, no foreign objects were found in his mouth.

Xue Qing held the child and sat on the chair next to him, letting the child ride on his thighs, facing forward. He held the child with one hand and placed his middle and index fingers on the child's abdomen with the other hand, pressing upwards quickly and gently, repeating the operation. After a while, the child spit out a hard object from his mouth.

Then the child burst into tears. Xue Qing picked up the child and coaxed him softly. The burly man looked at the crying child and knew that the child was now fine.

The man clasped his hands together and said, "Thank you, young lady, for saving my son's life!" He was about to kneel down, but Xue Qing quickly stopped him, as he was not used to having others kneel down to him.

At this time, Liu came forward and said to the man, "This warrior does not need such great courtesy."

Liu couldn't let Xue Qing have direct contact with strange men.

The burly man naturally thought that this was the girl's mother, and immediately said, "My name is Cheng Niu, and I live in the back alleys of the city. Miss Wu saved my child's life, which is equivalent to saving my Cheng family. The Cheng family will reward you generously."

Xue Qing saw that this man was tall and strong, and should be a martial artist with a chivalrous style. He told the two women his home address right away, probably because he was afraid that his appearance would scare the two women, so he told them his home address first and then said how to thank them. It seems that he is not a simple-minded person with strong limbs.

She also knew that Liu was protecting her: "Mr. Cheng, you don't have to thank us. We just happened to see it and don't want to see an innocent life die."

After saying this, he handed the calmed child to Cheng Niu.

At this time, an old man with gray hair came over and felt the child's pulse and said, "The child is fine. I have never seen the way this girl treated him. I wonder who did it?"

Xue Qing looked at the old man with a goatee, a light grey robe, and a kind face. He did not look down on the woman who saved the man. Then he said softly, "I learned this from a Taoist priest who traveled all over the world. He did not tell me his name."

After hearing what Xue Qing said, the old man thought it was inconvenient to reveal and stopped asking.

Cheng Niu handed the child to the person next to him, bowed to the doctor to thank him, and said to Liu, "Aunt, I am a guard in the Western Region Caravan, on Fu'an Street in the east of the city. If you need me anywhere, you can come to my house or here."

As a man, it was not convenient for him to go to her house to express his gratitude. The girl had saved his child, so he certainly could not damage her reputation, so he told Liu about his situation first.

Seeing that his benefactor was unwilling to reveal his identity, he stopped asking questions, thinking that they were all nearby villagers and there would always be a chance to repay him. Then he gave his business card to Liu and said goodbye, carrying the child and leaving with everyone else.

The waiter handed Xue Qing the herbs she had packed and said to her, "Miss Wu, this is our Doctor Xie, the owner of the clinic. Here are your medicines."

Although the boy was obviously more respectful than before.