I'm wearing it, but I'm still suffering.

The speed of the ox cart is very slow, but it is still much better than walking. It would take two hours to walk from Huaihua Village to Camellia Town, but only one hour by ox cart.

Along the way, Lao Liu picked up two more people who were also going to the town. It felt like a modern bus. If you want to ride, just get on. As long as there is room, they will carry more people. The only difference is that there is no cover, so it is an open-top bus.

By the time they arrived in town, it was already noon and many businesses were already open!

After getting off the carriage, Grandpa Liu took his two children directly to the store where he usually got his medicine.

"There are only two pharmacies in this town. The one we are going to now has a better reputation. I heard that the people there are very nice and never prescribe too much medicine for their patients. They won't cheat people for the sake of making money. People in our village like to come to this pharmacy if they have an unsolved illness." Grandpa Liu explained to his grandson and granddaughter while leading the way.

"Okay, we'll listen to grandpa," Liu Xiaoxiao responded obediently.

A quarter of an hour later, they stood in front of a pharmacy with the name Renxintang written on it.

Liu Xiaoxiao looked at the Renxintang sign and thought, "This ancient name for a pharmacy is truly fitting."

Maybe it was because it was still early, when they walked into the pharmacy, they saw a little pharmacist sweeping the floor with a broom. Seeing a customer coming, he quickly put down the broom and came over to greet him, "Do you want to get medicine or see a doctor?"

"We are neither prescribing medicine nor treating patients. We are here to sell medicinal herbs. I wonder if your family will accept them," asked Grandpa Liu.

"I have to collect it. I don't know what medicinal herbs you sell and whether they have been processed."

When Grandpa Liu saw the little medicine boy said he wanted to collect them, he let Liu Kun put down the basket and said, "These are just some of the things we dug up in the mountains when we were free. We haven't processed them yet."

As he said this, he took out the ginseng covered with vegetable leaves from the backpack.

The herbalist saw that this was no ordinary herb, so he asked them to wait in the lobby while he went to the backyard to call his boss over to take a look.

When Chen Ke came out, the first person he saw was Liu Xiaoxiao. He thought to himself, "This little girl is alright! Her injuries looked quite serious back then."

At this time, Liu Xiaoxiao also realized that this was the doctor her mother had hired in town when she was injured. She still remembered that she heard her mother calling for Doctor Chen.

Thinking of this, she tentatively asked, "Are you Doctor Chen?"

Seeing that the girl recognized him, Chen Ke nodded and said, "It's me. Is your injury healed?"

"Okay, okay, I have to thank Doctor Chen very much. If it weren't for Doctor Chen's superb medical skills, I wouldn't have recovered so quickly." Seeing that she had not recognized the wrong person, Liu Xiaoxiao hurriedly opened her mouth to thank him. After all, if it weren't for this old doctor, she might have died in modern times and there would be no way she could travel through time. Maybe her travel through time was related to the old doctor saving her.

Liu Yingcai, who was standing by, was surprised to see that his granddaughter actually knew the owner of the drugstore. Then he heard Liu Xiaoxiao introduce him: "Grandpa, let me explain to you, this is Doctor Chen who treated me after I injured my head last time. The medicine he prescribed was very effective. I was able to walk again after taking it for a few days."

Seeing that it was his granddaughter's savior, Mr. Liu excitedly shook the other person's hand and said that he must thank him very much.

Doctor Chen was used to seeing those he had saved thank him, so he said unconcernedly, "No need to thank me. Treating patients and saving lives is my job. Besides, your family paid the full consultation fee, so there's really no need to be polite."