The daily life of the little princess of the royal group

When it was time for dinner, the Queen Mother woke her up and said, "My dearest child, how can you be so kind?"

"Wake up, it's time to eat."

The Queen Mother did not blame Mingyue for helping others regardless of the consequences.

She knew that Mingyue knew her own limits.

I just feel sorry for my six-year-old granddaughter.

Aunt Xu was also there, her heart full of love.

After a while, Jiang Hetang came with Yuan Tianzhen and Xiao Huan.

Everyone knows the big things Mingyue did when he was away in one day.

During this meal, Mingyue was fed continuously by her elders, feeling their silent but warm love.

A few days ago, Mingyang was persuaded by Mingyue to go to Xishan Academy to study, and he only comes back occasionally.

Mingyue breathed a sigh of relief in her heart. Fortunately, her elder brother was not at home. Otherwise, according to her elder brother's temper, he would definitely not let her go out tomorrow.

After dinner, several elders gave Mingyue a small box.

There are gold, silver, jewelry, and banknotes.

Mingyue happily touched them on the bed.

It’s still fun to be alone at night, touching money in bed~

The next day, before Mingyue got up, Jiang Hetang had someone deliver to her the plaque that he had made overnight according to her request.

Zhizhi also took a special look at it, and there were five big words written on it:

Some people’s plaques are as big as two.

When Mingyue woke up dizzy and saw it, she was also shocked.

I remembered what I said yesterday, "Uncle, write me a plaque like last time. It must be grand and majestic!"

Really domineering...

After packing up, he spent some time with the Queen Mother and then went out.

This time, he wore full body protection, otherwise the kings in the palace would not let him go out.

He looks more like a big white bear when he is dressed like that.

As soon as I arrived at the door of the outer city pharmacy, I saw Yan Shuran wearing a veil.

The two smiled at each other and walked into the pharmacy hand in hand.

At this time, a lot of people gathered outside the door.

They all heard about what happened yesterday and came to watch the fun.

But no one needs treatment today.

Mingyue asked someone to light the firecrackers that had been bought in advance.

Amidst a burst of "crackling" sounds, a huge plaque was hung above the door.

Those who could read immediately read it out. "Bai Xing Pharmacy!"

"People's Pharmacy?!"

Mingyue is standing in the middle of the gate.

Although it has a small body, it looks very tall.

"Hello everyone~ It's me again~"

"This is the pharmacy I opened. It belongs to us ordinary people. Everyone can afford to see a doctor!"

As soon as Mingyue finished speaking, people started applauding.

"it is good!"

"Little princess!"

"Okay!"

"Everyone with a headache or fever now has a place to go. It's really great."

Mingyue knew very well the role of such a pharmacy.

Then someone brought out the wooden sign.

"Everyone, we have ten free clinics every day. From consultation fees to medicine costs, it's free."

"Other people who come to see the doctor don't need to pay for the consultation, they just need to pay for the medicine."

At this time, some people began to whisper, "It sounds good, but the medicine is expensive and we still can't afford it."

"Oh, how come even the little princess is selling medicine?"

"What nonsense are you talking about!"

Mingyue looked at the somewhat restless crowd and tapped the small drum.

"Don't worry! Our medicine prices are basically the cost price, there is no such thing as inflated prices."

"This is a plaque bestowed upon us by our uncle, the Emperor. The words 'Common People's Pharmacy' were written by him. What are you worried about?"

"Uncles and aunts who trust me, Zhao Mingyue, can come and see me. Those who don't trust me can leave it alone."

After saying that, Mingyue walked into the pharmacy without looking back.

After all, I am just a six-year-old child. Whether everyone believes me or not, I just do what I should do.

At present, there are not enough people, so we have to use the maids and servants from the general's mansion.

The owner of the general's mansion is not at home now. After Mingyue said that, everyone spontaneously took turns to come to the pharmacy to help.

The servants from the general's mansion were the ones who greeted us at the door. Each of them wore a special mask with the words "Baixing Pharmacy" written on it.

Mingyue has already asked people to produce a large number of special masks and staff uniforms.

A bunch of "nurses" in pink.

In the eyes of the people, it seems very formal.

Most people respect Mingyue and trust her in their hearts.

Those who reacted immediately went to inquire about the number of free clinic spots available today.

In a short while, with anticipation or suspicion, all ten spots were snapped up.

When they found out that this free clinic really was free of charge, many people stamped their feet and regretted their decision.

"If I had known this earlier, I would have gone and grabbed one even if I had nothing to do."

"That's right. Just say you have a headache or a fever and you can get a prescription for free. If you sell it, you can get a few hundred coins."

At this time, the servant stepped forward and shouted seriously, "The boss has a rule! If someone who is not sick grabs this free clinic spot, they will never have the chance to enter any of the boss's businesses in their lifetime."

This made those people give up their malicious thoughts.

"We must have a conscience! This free clinic is clearly set up for those poor families."

"If the family wasn't really in financial difficulty, who would rush to get free medical treatment?"

"That's right, those black-hearted people, don't they know that saving a life is better than building a seven-story pagoda!"

"The princess is kind-hearted. Her Majesty is compassionate."

Mingyue looked at the person who had made the fuss earlier.

They are all wealthy families.

Free clinics are meant for those who cannot afford medical treatment. If they cannot help those who need them, then there is no need to open this pharmacy.

Soon, the news that the little princess had opened a "common people's pharmacy" in the outer city spread throughout the capital.

People were talking about it on the streets.

When many poor people heard the news, they came here with tears in their eyes, bringing their seriously ill family members.

If you don’t come, you won’t know, and when you come, you’ll be shocked.

It turns out that a dose of medicine for typhoid fever would cost at least one or two hundred coins, not to mention the consultation fee.

But now, in the little princess's pharmacy, it only costs five cents.

Five coins! Not fifteen coins! Not fifty coins!

But, five cents.

Many poor families came here with all their belongings in a nervous mood, but only paid a fraction of what they paid at other clinics.

Their eyes widened in disbelief.

The old lady tremblingly took out a thick cloth bag from her bosom, peeled off the three layers of money bag inside and outside, and took out the copper coins inside.

In disbelief, he asked again, "Is this really all you need?"

"Yes, there are more to come from our little princess."

The old woman cried loudly, "If my little granddaughter could have met someone as kind-hearted as the princess a few years ago, she would probably be ten years old now, wuwuwu."

After saying that, he knelt down and kowtowed to Mingyue.

Only then did the others truly understand Mingyue's intention.

Mingyue didn't dare to take credit for it. "I'm not the only one who runs this pharmacy. The Empress Dowager, the Emperor, and the Empress are also supporting me."

Everyone was grateful and knelt down towards the palace, thanking that they had met a good emperor.

When Jiang Hetang heard this, he suddenly realized that he had not done well enough and needed his little niece's help.

When she comes back, give her a reward!

When Mingyue came back, the first thing she said was, "Uncle, your handwriting is so ugly. It's so embarrassing to have such a big sign. It's so conspicuous."

Jiang Hetang: QAQ