If she could cure Prince Kang’s mother, needless to say, her reputation would spread quickly, and she wouldn’t have to worry about lacking business in the future.
She raised her voice and asked, "Brother, where did you say the Prince Kang Mansion’s dical notice is posted?"
Soone replied, "There’s one at the street corner, at the governnt office side, and also at the dock."
Just as Yun Jiao was about to head to the street corner to check, she heard Ah Hu say, "Does Doctor Gu want to see it? I’ll go to the street corner and bring the notice back." With that, he strode out.
Ah Hu left quickly and returned just as swiftly, with soone following behind him.
Ah Hu handed the notice to Yun Jiao, pointing to the person behind him, "This is a servant from the Prince Mansion, saying that anyone who takes down the notice must be brought back to the mansion."
Yun Jiao let out an "uh," as she still didn’t know what illness Prince Kang’s mother had, nor if she could treat it.
She hurriedly glanced over the notice, which rely ntioned an eye ailnt and a hefty reward, but not much effective information.
The servant from the Prince Mansion kept watching Yun Jiao from the side.
Yun Jiao had no choice but to stand up, "Then I’ll make a trip to the Prince Mansion."
Lin Shuo ca over, "I’ll accompany Doctor Gu there."
Upon entering the Prince Mansion, Yun Jiao was led to a hall.
As soon as she entered, Yun Jiao was stunned for a mont; dozens of physicians were already packed inside.
So had co after taking down the notice, others ca to the mansion gate to volunteer after hearing the news.
At a glance, half of them had white hair.
They looked like they possessed high dical skills.
The other half had beards on their chins, appearing mature and steady.
Yun Jiao compared herself slightly, feeling her appearance really did not asure up.
She silently moved to the side.
Seeing the two young people enter, everyone couldn’t help but look over.
An old man with all white hair and beard asked, "Are you two also physicians?"
Lin Shuo replied, "I am the guard for Doctor Gu."
The old man laughed, "So, this ans this little girl, who still slls of milk, is the doctor?"
He shook his head and said no more.
Soone in the crowd snorted, "These days, it seems any Tom, Dick, or Harry dares to co out and be a doctor."
Doctor Zhang from Qilin Hall was also in the crowd, but he didn’t speak.
He just blinked his eyes.
Yun Jiao pretended not to hear, as she hadn’t even managed to get a seat since entering, and just stood silently to the side.
Lin Shuo stood in the corner not far away, feeling indignant for Yun Jiao, believing her dical skills were not inferior to most of the people here, yet just because she was a young woman, everyone looked down on her.
While the roomful of doctors were making a racket, Housekeeper Wang ca in.
The hall imdiately quieted down.
Housekeeper Wang didn’t show much respect to these doctors, just casually cupping his hands, and said, "Esteed doctors, Lady Yun’s illness has been examined by the Imperial Physician, it is cataracts, and now the lady is nearly blind. Does anyone have a way to restore her sight?"
At the ntion of cataracts, many doctors shook their heads.
This ailnt is impossible to cure; there is no redy for it in any dical book.
Housekeeper Wang scanned the room and then said, "Lady Yun has a noble body, and the Prince Mansion found several peasant won with symptoms similar to Lady Yun’s. Whoever cures the peasant won first can treat the lady."
The doctors engaged in discussions for a mont, while Yun Jiao lowered her eyes in contemplation.
Just then, soone stood up and said, "I can treat cataracts."
Housekeeper Wang asked, "Oh, are you sure?"
The person hesitated for a mont and nodded, "Sure."
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