My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s-Chapter 696

Chapter 696: Chapter 688 Beating Until Unrecognizable Chapter 696: Chapter 688 Beating Until Unrecognizable After enjoying a beautiful dinner, Tang Yuxin once again dragged Gu Ning to brew medicinal liquor.

Thanks to Tang Yuxin’s training, Gu Ning’s skills had improved significantly.

As long as Tang Yuxin prepared the herbs, he could handle the brewing himself.

Some of the medicinal liquor, Tang Yuxin would select the good ones to bury under a large tree, waiting until they aged sufficiently.

Another portion she would send to the Wang Family, give some to Gu Ning, keep some for her own family, and the rest she would irregularly send to the military.

Although these medicinal liquors weren’t aged long, they were still good for replenishing strength.

Although they’re called liquor, the alcohol content was very low, making them suitable for a light taste and, of course, one more thing, they were medicinal and truthfully, couldn’t get one drunk.

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After another tense and busy day, Tang Yuxin had adjusted her mood and no longer felt as uncomfortable as she had been in the previous days.

She knew that the Qin Family hadn’t left and still hoped to find a miracle here.

And the old Mr.

Qin’s importance to the Qin Family was no less than Mr.

Wang’s to his.

It was just a pity that some illnesses really couldn’t be cured.

Tang Yuxin indeed hadn’t lied, she honestly couldn’t cure old Mr.

Qin’s illness, but, there was one thing she hadn’t said, it wasn’t that she couldn’t treat him, just that she couldn’t cure him.

And the scope of what she could treat was very difficult to define, for instance, she could delay the progression of Mr.

Qin’s old-age ailments by a few years, depending on how much effort she decided to put in.

However, right now she didn’t have the slightest inclination to do so, thus Mr.

Qin could only hope for more luck.

Life in this jianghu was such that one couldn’t avoid being cut by a knife, right?

And, the Qin Family likely hadn’t refrained from doing their fair share of wrongdoings, some things could be seen as karma.

Tang Yuxin maintained the same attitude and decision, she didn’t care for the Qin Family, and she wouldn’t save old Mr.

Qin; one could strangle her, another could beat her, deceive her, another could humiliate her.

Had her brain been caught in a door for her to throw herself at them?

She was afraid that one day, someone really might strangle her to death.

“Dr.

Tang, there’s a patient, come and take a look.”

A nurse called out to Tang Yuxin, who had just finished seeing a patient and had some time to spare.

“Alright,” Tang Yuxin stood up and followed the nurse, but when she got to the private ward upstairs, she felt some resistance.

What, this place again?

She had made it very clear that she couldn’t do anything about Mr.

Qin’s illness.

Could it be that the Qin Family intended to emulate the Tong Family and try to kidnap her?

Before it was moral kidnapping, now it was physical.

What did they think she was?

A little cat, a little dog?

Or a dough ball?

To be cursed at, hit, strangled or beaten at their whim.

“This is the room,” the nurse opened a door, and Tang Yuxin put her hands in her pockets, standing outside with a much colder expression than before.

It really was this place.

“Dr.

Tang?” Seeing Tang Yuxin unmoved, the nurse called out again.

Only then did Tang Yuxin move her feet.

She was here already, she wasn’t going to run away.

After all, when soldiers come, block; when water comes, cover with earth.

She really didn’t believe the Qin Family would dare strangle her in broad daylight.

It was this gentleman’s room.

The nurse walked over to the side of Qin Ziye’s father, Mr.

Qin.

Tang Yuxin’s gaze fell on Mr.

Qin and upon seeing him bruised and with a swollen face, she nearly laughed out loud but managed to restrain herself.

It was a good thing she had long learned to perfectly control her expressions.

Otherwise, she might have broken into laughter on the spot.

Although it was somewhat unkind, that face really was quite artistic.

“Mr.

Qin, what happened to you, did you have a fall?”

Tang Yuxin walked over and scrutinized Qin’s father from head to toe.

Was this really just a fall?

Who gets themselves injured like this, with even the eyes turning black, looking as if they were a national treasure?

Her lips curled, too, pulling to one side, one cheek swollen, the other not, and even his forehead was bald.

No, it wasn’t baldness; it was the real deal, middle-aged baldness.

But Qin’s father must have been wearing a wig; the fall must have knocked it clean off.

Qin’s father’s face stretched long and turned extremely dark.

“Yuxin, sorry to trouble you.”

Just as she was thinking, Qin Ziye walked in from outside.

Upon seeing Tang Yuxin, he hurried over and explained, “My dad had an accident and fell.

We’re not sure if he’s damaged his bones.

You’re the best with orthopedics; please take a look at him.”

Tang Yuxin slightly pursed her red lips, struggling to hold back laughter at the obviously embellished story of the fall.

A fall, huh, a fall.

Who gets their eyes black from a fall?

Beat up is beat up.

Can’t we drop the pretense?

The understanding in Tang Yuxin’s eyes left Qin Ziye feeling quite awkward.

All he could say was that it was due to a fall.

What else could he do?

His father was already of such an age and had to be beaten to such a state.

No matter what, they were all people with reputations to uphold, and they certainly wouldn’t admit to something like this, hitting their own face.

“Please get me another doctor,” Qin’s father suddenly stood up, his face flushed with embarrassment, and some hair on his head flickered.

The voice that came from the twisted mouth was hoarse and unpleasant.

“Dad,” Qin Ziye gently tugged at Qin’s father’s sleeve.

“She’s the best orthopedic doctor here.

With grandfather in this condition, you can’t afford another mishap.”

Qin’s father clenched his teeth so hard that the grinding noise of his teeth biting down could be clearly heard.

The gnashing, snap, snap…

Whose flesh does he want to eat, whose blood does he wish to drink?

Tang Yuxin stood to the side, utterly bored.

They better not expect her to make him well; she didn’t even want to deal with that old face.

Did she owe the Qin Family anything?

After all, she had saved his son’s life, effectively saving the future of the Qin Family.

If not for her, who knew whether the Qin Family would have to face the prospect of no descendants?

Not only were they ungrateful, but they also tried to manipulate her everywhere she went.

Her patience wasn’t endless.

It’s not like she had to smile in the face of someone trying to strangle her.

She was a doctor, not a servant.

“Thank you for your help, Yuxin.”

Qin Ziye managed to calm down his father and then turned to Tang Yuxin with a smile, realizing for the first time how difficult and humbling it was to ask for help.

After hanging her stethoscope around her neck, Tang Yuxin pointed to a hospital bed nearby,

“Lie down.”

Qin’s father initially stood still, either in silent protest or indecision, but eventually, he capitulated and walked over to the bed to lie down.

It was his body that was unwell, with his gait now reduced to a shuffle.

With the old Mr.

Qin now in such a state, if something else happened to him, just the people waiting to kick them while they were down would be enough to bring a huge loss upon the Qin Family.

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