The Martial Doctor

This plowing ox seems to have become the Bull Demon King, while the field is still an ordinary field, just slightly more fertile, but can’t withstand repeated plowing. It needs to be upgraded and transformed into a spiritual field.

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"Young master, Mei’Er has sent another letter..."

In Lianxin’s view, Yue Mei’Er seems to send Lin Miao a secret letter every other day, under the guise of reporting work.

But in reality, isn’t it just that she’s lonely and wants to lure the young master out of the city?

Among those around the young master, this vixen is the most shameless, always taking the opportunity to cling on whenever possible.

All to seek a moment of pleasure, using any means necessary. Inside the manor, it’s not too reckless, but outside, she really spares no effort.

Every time she sees the young master, she changes her outfit, and each time it’s less. Even if you’re not cold, isn’t this a bit much?

Simply a seductress!

However, no matter what one might think, it’s only safe to complain internally. These sisters have enough emotional intelligence not to say it out loud.

There’s no direct conflict of interest with them, so they have no reason to offend Yue Mei’Er.

"What does it say?" Lin Miao asked as he got up and dressed with Liansuo’s help. The little girl’s hands were quite naughty, forgetting how she begged for mercy last night, and started roaming again. If she really arouses his anger, he doesn’t mind teaching this reckless girl a lesson.

Lianxin pretended not to see her sister’s excessive behavior, her eyelids fluttered slightly: "Young master, Mei’Er said that Situ Wan has a big secret she wants to discuss with you alone. Also, she requested some items. Here’s the list."

Lin Miao frowned. He knew Situ Wan had previously tried to escape, playing many tricks, but Yue Mei’Er saw through them all.

What’s she up to again?

Looking at the items on the list, Lin Miao asked, "What did Mei’Er say?"

"Mei’Er said that perhaps Situ Wan wants to remove her facial disguise." Lianxin suddenly held her breath as her sister daringly reached where she shouldn’t.

"Xiaorui!"

"Sister, why..."

"Behave, the young master is busy today." Lianxin scolded. Her sister, though younger by a quarter-hour, just doesn’t know when to stop.

"Liansuo, listen to your sister and get me my clothes!" Lin Miao also issued a command. When it comes to stopping something, ambiguity isn’t an option. Over-indulgence isn’t a good thing either.

"Okay." Liansuo reluctantly agreed.

"Lianxin, send a reply to Mei’Er saying I’ll be there tomorrow." Lin Miao thought for a moment and instructed.

"Yes, young master."

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The consultation rules at Yongning Hall had already changed. Now there are thirty slots a day, and consultations are only in the morning. In the afternoon, it would only be for life-threatening emergencies.

While it’s not very friendly to those seeking medical help, you can’t impose moral constraints. Should Lin Miao become a medical machine?

Even working tirelessly day and night, he couldn’t see all the patients.

Moreover, if he saw too many, the patients seen by other doctors and physicians would reduce, even though Lin Miao doesn’t see patients.

Yongning Hall isn’t without physicians. After Shengyuan Hall was sealed, its physicians were distributed among the city’s major medicinal halls.

Yongning Hall also engaged an experienced junior physician with two medical apprentices and one medical officer.

Yongning Hall comprises two medical halls adopting a rotating consultation system, ensuring there is always a physician at Xiuyue Square.

Lin Miao was actually present in the afternoons too, but he wasn’t consulting. Instead, he was primarily focusing on crash training for his senior sister, Xia Zhu and Xu Qixi.

The practice of eating at the medicinal hall was also changed to eating at home.

"Mr. Lin, I showed my father the notes from your ’Treatise on Cold Pathogenic and Warm Pathogenic Diseases’ lecture." Xia Zhu mentioned during lunch.

"What did Mr. Xia say?" Lin Miao asked.

"My father said he wants to help you publish this medical work, along with your previous ’Pulse Study Notes’ and ’Medical Case Collection’ to make a formal print, unlike the previous copied manuscripts."

Lin Miao nodded. Previously, it was just organized copies, not true printing, and printing involves much more.

Copying is limited circulation, and as for its influence, well, it depends, usually only within a small circle.

But printing and distribution, that’s quite a different matter. Even though in this world printing books doesn’t require something like a publishing license.

However, any printed book still needs the court’s approval. Without it, the book would be considered illegal, confiscated, and burned immediately upon discovery.

Moreover, the carving plates, printing ink, and paper used for printing have to be specially ordered, which is expensive and not something a common person can easily manage.

Even with Lin Miao producing Xuan paper, due to limited production and sales areas, it hasn’t been widely distributed yet.

Of course, the Su Clan’s paper-making workshop has already started expanding, and they have obtained royal cooperation. Lin Miao originally did not intend to take a share in it.

But the Su Family insisted, yet Lin Miao didn’t want the royal family to know he had a share, so the Su Family holds it on his behalf. The proceeds from this 20% share went to the two sisters, Lianxin and Liansuo, as compensation since they serve by his side without any business stakes.

Lin Miao is never stingy with his women.

Although Lin Miao knows about movable type printing, it has its disadvantages. Otherwise, why continue using block printing for books until the Ming Dynasty?

Block printing is more suitable for books, while movable type is fine for printing flyers, yellow pages, or anything rougher.

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