A Cannon Fodder Female Partner To Raise a Cub In The Era Novel

Chapter 89: The Way of the World

Jiang Xiaoxin frowned, "He said it, but he didn't set the bone!"

As he spoke, he carefully glanced at Li Jing. He couldn't see her expression, but he didn't feel that her mood was wrong, so he felt relieved.

Jiang Weiguo's eyes quickly passed over Li Jing, who was taking care of Jiang Xiaoya under the moonlight again, but this time, Li Jing caught his gaze and raised her eyes to look at him inexplicably.

The result of peeking was that his ears became hot.

Jiang Xiaoxin was not angry after all, but made another series of complaints against Li Dongjun.

"That doctor is a thief. He doesn't treat my sister and drives us away. How can such a person become a doctor? Grandpa Liu is right. He is not responsible at all."

Qi Mingan coughed lightly, "That Dr. Li secretly learned medical skills from your Grandpa Liu. He is quite capable and has learned some tricks."

"ah?"

Jiang Xiaoxin's mouth opened wide, "Is he Grandpa Liu's apprentice?"

"No." Liu Shengyun denied seriously, "I just saw that he had a good understanding and gave me a few pointers."

 In this era, the relationship between master and apprentice was very strict, and one had to be a strict apprentice to learn skills.

Li Dongjun is not the apprentice he recognizes and wants.

Qi Mingan also knew something about it and explained a few words, "That Li Dongjun wanted to learn medicine. He got a medical book from somewhere. He took it on the mountain and compared it with the medical book to identify herbal medicines. Grandpa Liu saw that he had a good understanding, so he gave him some advice. He, he has a stubborn personality and has been helping you, Grandpa Liu, regardless of the advice of the villagers, but then..."

 Later? What happened next?

Liu Shengyun answered the question himself, "He used medical skills to teach people because of personal grudges. I think he is not worthy of being a doctor. He is also stubborn and has not had any contact with me since."

Jiang Xiaoxin's eyes rolled around several times, and then he chuckled, "Really? Grandpa Liu, my mother also said today that he is not worthy of being a doctor. What do you think it's a coincidence? Both my mother and Grandpa Liu said so, so it must be right." !”

"but…"

Jiang Xiaoxin scratched his head and had a question, "Grandpa Liu, why can everyone you pointed out become a doctor, but you can't? You said before that you suffered because of your medical skills, so why is it okay for others to study medicine?" Jiang Xiaoxin's childish questions not only made Liu Shengyun's face change, but Qi Mingan's expression also changed.

Jiang Weiguo bent down and patted Jiang Xiaoxin on the head. His tone was relaxed and indescribably open-minded, "There are so many unjust cases in the world, why do we need so many reasons? You just need to remember that your two grandfathers are your saviors and reborn parents. The rest cannot be solved by a little kid like you!"

"All right…"

Jiang Xiaoxin said.

 He seems to have said the wrong thing.

“I don’t blame heaven or earth, I only blame the world…”

Liu Shengyun said with a sigh.

　　When I said this sentence, my tone changed a lot.

 He spent his whole life studying and practicing medicine, but he never thought that his medical skills would become his biggest sin.

Jiang Weiguo opened his mouth, wanting to say some good news he had received, but thinking of the uncertain future, he didn't say it and just poked Jiang Xiaoxin.

Jiang Xiaoxin is a clever kid. As soon as Jiang Weiguo poked him from behind, he jumped out and interrupted abruptly: "Grandpa Qi, are you feeling better? My brother has picked herbs. Have you drank it?"

Although Qi Mingan's face was more serious, his tone was very kind. He reluctantly pulled his lips and said to him with a smile: "Much better. Thank you Xiaowen for me!"

This time the disease relapsed quickly, and the recovery was surprisingly fast.

 I didn’t cough much last night. After taking two pieces of mint today, there is no sign of coughing at all.

 (End of this chapter)