Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

Chapter 295 Human Nature II

The next day, Liang Yu and Hua Zhiyuan got up early because they had to go to the town for a follow-up examination. If they got up late, they would have to walk to the town.

After washing up, Hua Zhiyuan and Liang Yu went to Uncle Wang's place at the village entrance. After a while, Uncle Wang saw that there were enough people and drove away.

Half an hour later, they arrived at Taoyuan Town. Hua Zhiyuan and Liang Yu paid the entrance fee and went straight to Jishidiang as soon as they entered the town.

When they arrived at Jishidiang, Dr. Du was seeing patients. Since it was a first-come, first-served basis, they naturally didn't want to disturb Dr. Du, so they had to sit in the waiting area and wait.

After a while, Doctor Du had finished his consultation and went to the counter to prescribe medicine for the old man. He asked him to boil and drink the medicine on time every day until he recovered.

After the old man left, there were still two patients in front of Hua Zhiyuan and the others.

However, the two of them only had minor illnesses like colds and diarrhea, which did not take much time, and Dr. Du quickly gave them the medicine packets.

After they left, it was finally Hua Zhiyuan's turn. Hua Zhiyuan and Liang Yu stepped forward and asked, "Doctor Du, I'm Hua Zhiyuan. Do you still remember me?"

Dr. Du is a doctor, so in order to avoid mistakes, every time he prescribes medicine, he will write down the patient's name, age, home address, symptoms and corresponding medicine in a notebook.

Doctor Du had some impression of Hua Zhiyuan, and he took out a notebook from the drawer.

He flipped through the book while stroking his beard and asked, "Hua Zhiyuan, he was seriously injured in the chest and bought three prescriptions, one for thirty taels of silver and two for twenty-five taels of silver. Is that right or wrong?"

No matter what era it is, people always respect doctors.

Hua Zhiyuan quickly responded, "Yes, Doctor Du, that's right. I came here today to ask you to see if I still need to take medicine."

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes observation, listening, questioning and palpation. Doctor Du carefully observed Hua Zhiyuan's complexion and found him to be in high spirits and full of energy.

He took Hua Zhiyuan's pulse again and found it was calm and strong. "You're recovering very well. It seems you've been taking the medicine strictly according to the doctor's orders. You won't need to take medicine anymore."

Hua Zhiyuan was overjoyed upon hearing this and decided to ask the question that concerned him most: "Doctor Du, I'm a hunter. Do you think my current health allows me to hunt? Or do I need to rest for a while?"

Doctor Du: "Sure, you have a good physical foundation and have recovered well this time. You can go hunting now without any problem.

Just be careful not to injure your chest again while hunting."

Hua Zhiyuan was very happy to get the answer he wanted. He smiled and thanked Doctor Du: "Thank you, Doctor Du, thank you, Doctor Du.

I also have to thank you for the effective medicine you prescribed, otherwise I would not have recovered so quickly. I will be extremely careful when hunting and never injure my chest.

Doctor Du, how much is the cost of this consultation?"

Doctor Du waved his hand nonchalantly and said, "Oh, you don't have to give it this time."

Doctor Du: Those three prescriptions are not cheap, so I won’t charge him for this consultation. Alas, I am truly a kind-hearted and compassionate doctor.

Although Doctor Du said he didn't want any consultation fee, Hua Zhiyuan didn't dare to refuse. After all, everyone has a headache or a fever sometimes.

Moreover, there was still a lot of silver left from the money Lin Han had lent them. As the saying goes, "More debts are better than less debts." There was no difference between owing thirty taels and owing thirty-one taels.

Hua Zhiyuan insisted: "Doctor Du, I can't bear this. I feel bad if I don't give it to you. Please tell me how much it is."

Doctor Du immediately became unhappy and said to Hua Zhiyuan in a bad mood, "If I said you don't have to pay, then you don't have to pay. Well, your medicine is not cheap, so I'll count this consultation fee into your medicine bill."

Seeing that Dr. Du was unhappy, Hua Zhiyuan no longer mentioned the matter of paying the medical fee. After all, he wanted to be friends with Dr. Du. If he insisted again and again, it would be bad if he ended up making things worse.

Hua Zhiyuan: "Okay, thank you very much, Doctor Du. Since there is nothing else, we will leave first and not disturb Doctor Du's consultation."

Doctor Du: "Yes."

After a lot of trouble, when Hua Zhiyuan and the others left Jishidiang, it was time for lunch.

Hua Zhiyuan and Liang Yu found a random restaurant to have lunch. After lunch, they were so happy that they bought a lot of daily necessities.

Fortunately, I borrowed forty taels from Lin Han at that time. After paying for the medicine and buying daily necessities, I still had thirteen taels of silver left.

After buying daily necessities, Hua Zhiyuan and Liang Yu did not stay in the town, but went out of the city to find Uncle Wang, and wait for everyone to arrive before returning to the village.

At around four o'clock in the afternoon, everyone was present. Uncle Wang pulled the cow that was leisurely grazing back to pull the cart, and the whole cart of people slowly returned to Xinghua Village.

Sure enough, on the third day after Liang Yu started to complain, almost everyone in the village knew that the Hua family owed a large sum of money.

As for who the creditors are, everyone currently only guesses that it is Liu the Hunter's family, and the villagers are talking about it behind Hua Zhiyuan and Liang Yu's backs.

I'm really worried about Hua Zhiyuan and the others:

The villagers lamented, "Alas, Lao Hua is so unlucky. How could he have run into a blind bear and get hurt so badly?"

Villager 2: "Who says it's not? Old Hua has it so hard. Now he owes such a large sum of money and still has to support Hua Jian's education."

Villager 3: "Alas, Lao Hua is usually a righteous man, how come he encountered such a thing?"

Villager 4: "Why are you sighing? Think positively. Lao Hua encountered a blind bear, but at least he saved his life.

Now I have recovered, and as for the money, as long as I am still alive, I will pay it back one day.

And I think that since Lao Hua survived this disaster, he will have good fortune in the future.

Hua Jian will be a promising young man, who knows, he might even become a scholar next year. Then, it will be easy for him to pay back the money that Old Hua owes."

Murago nodded and agreed: "Hmm~ That makes sense."

The other three also expressed their agreement.

Gossip Group (Neutral Group):

Villager A: "Hey, who lent money to the Hua family?"

Villager B continued, "Who else could it be? It must be Hunter Liu. After all, they have the best relationship in this village. If he doesn't lend it to me, who else can?"

Villager C: "This isn't just one or two taels of silver. It's probably more than ten or twenty taels. Will his family be willing to pay?"

Villager B: "Don't think she's so stingy. Although she's usually stingy, she's still generous when it comes to big issues.

Not to mention that Hua Liehu once did Liu Liehu a favor. You should know that Liu Liehu's hunting skills were taught by Hua Liehu."

Villager C: "That's true."

Villager Ding: "Lin Han should lend some money too. After all, Hua Zhiyuan is Lin Han's savior."

Villager A: "Well, it's possible."

Villager B: "That makes sense."

Villager C: "That's true. Lin Han has opened a pastry shop in town. I've been there and he's doing great business. He's definitely not short of money."

Jealous Hua Zhiyuan Group:

The villagers laughed happily: "Hahaha, hahaha, Hua Zhiyuan survived this disaster, but he owes a huge debt. Let's see how he can pay it back, humph!"

The author has something to say: Here we go, please enjoy it slowly (?????)