Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

He could simply endure a few insults and continue practicing medicine, but not Liu Yu. Liu Yu was a young boy, and Yang Ji couldn't bear to see him being scorned by the public, as it might even ruin his career as a doctor.

Liu Yu's nose tingled, and her voice choked with emotion: "Master..."

Yang Ji patted him on the shoulder: "That's how it's done. Your master has no children. Once a teacher, always a father. You are my son."

"Nothing will happen, Master, you can trust me." Liu Yu said with unwavering determination.

Actually, he had secretly drunk that medicine a few days ago, wanting to see if it would cause any discomfort to the person who drank it.

Liu Yu didn't tell anyone about testing the drug on herself, not even Chi Xing.

What he didn't know was that Akahoshi had the black cat as a surveillance device and already knew, but Akahoshi felt more sorry for the child and didn't interfere in the matter.

Liu Yu is not that fragile. All he needs to do is believe in Liu Yu, support Liu Yu, and accompany Liu Yu as she grows step by step.

Inside the clinic, Liu Yu personally consulted with Li Dong's mother and confirmed that there were no other options. Li Dong's mother then decided to try Liu Yu's medicine.

Li Dong was heartbroken when he learned of this. Liu Yu thought of the doctor at the clinic in the east of the city. His mother had almost been murdered before, and now his mother was relying on Yang Ji's medicine to recuperate.

He deliberately mentioned the dangers of the medicine to Li Dong, but because it was sold at a high price, the doctor was probably making money against his conscience.

Li Dong had more or less guessed that this was the case, and his eyes were filled with resentment. He was just waiting for his mother's illness to improve so that he could go to the East City Clinic to demand an explanation.

The topic was left at that point. Liu Yu had thought about making a scene before, but he was just a young man, and later he became an apprentice at Tongji Medical Center and is now a doctor. Even if he went to seek an explanation, they would say that he was a colleague smearing him.

Rather than this outcome, it would be better to let Li Dong go. He would only need to testify that such a harmful doctor should be exiled.

A few days later, Li Dong's mother's health miraculously improved, and her previously withered face regained some vitality.

Most importantly, after being in a coma for two days, she woke up and was able to eat on her own, and was no longer weak when talking to people.

This made Li Dong extremely happy, and he wished he could kneel down and kowtow to Liu Yu.

Liu Yu was worried about what might happen next, so she asked Li Dong's mother to observe her for another five days at the clinic and also asked other doctors at the clinic to take her pulse to confirm that there was nothing wrong.

During this time, Li Dong visited the East City Medical Clinic several times with his brothers whom he had become acquainted with over the years.

At first, they tried to reason with each other, but when the other party refused to admit it and even tried to kick them out, Li Dong lost his temper and ordered his men to smash things up in the clinic. All the patients in the clinic were scared away, and the tables, chairs, medicine cabinets and other items were all smashed to pieces.

Before the owner of the East City Medical Center could report to the authorities, Li Dong had someone report to the authorities first, saying that the East City Medical Center was selling fake medicine, and even brought in people who had been "cured to death" by their medical center.

That's right, Li Dong specially arranged for someone to do this. The woman was already on the verge of death, and Li Dong agreed to help her raise the child, but she had to drink a bowl of medicine as a last resort.

For the sake of his young son, the man agreed. It wasn't actually poison; it was just the same kind of medicine that Li Dong's mother had drunk earlier.

The woman was clearly terminally ill and only asked that someone raise her son.

Li Dong thus sued the doctor and manager of the East City Medical Center, and presented them with the prescription.

However, the coroner was not one to be trifled with. After learning that the woman had indeed drunk the medicine, he also had some concerns.

However, after this incident, all the patients who had previously received treatment at the East City Clinic went back and checked themselves.

Some of those who couldn't get better realized that their illness had actually been made worse by the doctor's treatment.

The families of those people also took the medicine to the court to appeal their case. The county magistrate found Tongji Medical Clinic and asked them to send a doctor to examine the medicine.

Those who came to the court were Yang Ji and Liu Yu.

Liu Yu was not surprised at all to see Li Dong kneeling on the ground.

The magistrate was an impatient man, and without making them kneel, he directly ordered someone to bring the medicine and the patient up for the two men to see.

Liu Yu and Yang Ji both spoke the truth: these people were indeed delayed by those medicines. What was originally a common cough eventually turned into lung disease that was incurable by medicine.

The whole affair was exposed, and the clinic in the east of the city was completely shut down. The doctors who profited from the clinic caused deaths and were hanged. The rest were convicted of harboring criminals and were punished with caning and exile.

With a satisfactory result obtained, it was confirmed that there were no problems with Liu Yu's medicine. The next step was to study the dosage of the medicine and the beauty pill that had not yet been fully researched.

A few months later, Chi Xing clearly felt that her husband was getting busier and busier. Many times, Liu Yu would go to his pharmacy and close the door after dinner.

Even the little black cat was kicked out of the pharmacy by him. Without surveillance, Akahoshi could only stay alone in the empty room, waiting for her husband to return.

After finally waiting for him to return, Chixing wanted to do something, but seeing Liu Yu's tired appearance, she couldn't bear it, so she could only kiss him hard twice and then hold him and fall asleep.

Half a month later, Liu Yu took out a small porcelain bottle at night. Chi Xing opened it and saw several pills lying quietly inside.

"What is this?" Akahoshi guessed what it was, and his heart suddenly raced.

"It's for nourishing the body, take one a day." Liu Yu didn't dare say it was for treating his face. He wanted to give Chixing a surprise. Once the scars on his face disappeared, Chixing would be very happy.

Akahoshi knew what it was, but didn't expose him. He simply ate one as he asked.

Liu Yu is so busy every day, I thought he was making health pills, I never expected that he would make beauty pills for himself as well.

Akahoshi felt a surge of emotion; his Ayu was the best.

The next day, Liu Yu took over a patient.

The person was a girl, covered in scratches, with a large, deep scratch on her face that revealed the bone.

She was brought by a richly dressed young man, accompanied by several men in black carrying knives and a group of weeping young men and women.

Listening to their conversation, Liu Yu guessed that the girl was the young man's maid. The group had gone out for a stroll and encountered bandits. The maid risked her life to lure the bandits away in order to protect the young man.

To avoid falling into the hands of bandits, the girl jumped off a cliff.

"I gave her the life-saving pills that my family gave me. Doctor, please take a look at her injuries and her face..."

Wen Lan was filled with regret. He never expected that anyone would dare to touch him. If it weren't for Cui Zhu wearing his coat and drawing people away, he would have been the one who got hurt.

Liu Yu nodded, dismissed the others, and left a few girls behind to help.

He first gave the girl anesthetic to make her feel a little better.

The life-saving pills that the man mentioned earlier were probably made from precious medicinal herbs sourced by wealthy families, capable of saving lives in critical moments.