Farmer’s Blessed Girl

Man Bao was the fastest to come. First, Ji Shitang was close, and second, there were no patients in the pharmacy. As soon as the yamen servant called, she packed up her things very quickly and came.

And she didn't come alone, she came with Bai Shan.

The two of them were so fast that Magistrate Tang had finished ordering all kinds of things before sitting down and drinking two sips of tea.

And the county lieutenant who was working in the courtyard next door didn't come.

Carrying his own pannier on his back, Man Bao ran into the lobby together with Bai Shan from the outside, first bowed to Tang County Magistrate perfunctorily, then looked around and asked, "Master Tang, where is he?"

Magistrate Tang didn't get up either, and pointed his finger directly at the ground behind the pillar next to him.

Bai Shan was the first to run over, only to find that there was a mat on the ground, and a person was lying on the mat with his eyes closed, and there were blue marks on his forehead and face.

The two hands were crossed on the chest, looking particularly peaceful.

Man Bao who ran in behind was shocked, "Is he dead?"

Magistrate Tang: "...you are a doctor, you can't tell whether he is fainted or dead?"

Man Bao went up to touch his neck, and then said "Oh", raised his head and said to the two, "It's alive."

Magistrate Tang looked at Bai Shan curiously, and asked, "Why are you here?"

Bai Shan: "I came with Man Bao."

Magistrate Tang smiled slightly and said, "I'm not blind, I'm just asking, aren't you going to school today? Are you so free?"

Bai Shan looked at him sympathetically and said, "My lord, today is twenty-eight, and tomorrow is twenty-nine. We will have a two-day holiday."

Tang County Magistrate slapped his forehead and said: "It's already twenty-eight, no, shouldn't your ten-day holidays be twenty-nine and first day?"

"The school officials said that the plan for a day lies in the morning, and the plan for a month lies in the first day of junior high school, so the rules in the school have been changed. From now on, there will be no holidays for the first day of junior high school, and everyone will go back to school to attend classes."

Magistrate Tang was very curious, "But the first day of junior high school... what if some students want to accompany the elderly at home to go up the mountain to worship Buddha and visit Taoism?"

Bai Shan said with a blank face: "The school officials said, this is filial piety, if they ask for leave, the school officials should approve."

Magistrate Tang rubbed his chin and asked thoughtfully, "Why do you think the leave of absence will be approved by the school officials?"

"It depends on the situation. Some academic officers like gorgeous articles, some academic officers like simple ones, and some academic officers want to know if you are lying or not honest..."

County magistrate Tang understood that the approval of leave depends entirely on their preferences.

He couldn't help laughing out loud, and clapped his hands and said, "This is a good idea. There are often complaints from Taoist people near Buddhist temples and Taoist temples. On the first day of every month, there are always people around the fields who hurt the seedlings by riding horses. Some of them happen to meet. It's okay to say that they can always get it." Some compensation, but some only left horseshoe prints. I checked and checked, and the students who did the most are the students of your government school."

Bai Shandao: "It's not me, I don't need to pay respects to the Buddha, nor do I need to visit Taoism."

"I didn't say it was you..." The two of them were gossiping here, while Man Bao put down his backpack, began to look at his eyelids, felt his pulse, and asked Magistrate Tang, "Except for the forehead and face, Where else is it hurt?"

County magistrate Tang looked down at the people on the ground leisurely, and said: "I caught his subordinates who squatted for several days before they got there, so I let them go back to rest. Aren't you a doctor? Just guess for yourself." Bar?"

Man Bao: ... Can this be guessed?

She is a doctor, not a fortune teller.

However, there are only a few ways to make people faint.

Seeing that he couldn't wake up for a while, Man Bao grabbed his shoulders and wanted to turn him over to see his neck and the back of his head.

Bai Shan knelt down to help.

County magistrate Tang saw that she was groping here and there, and she actually took out the needle bag from the back basket. He couldn't help but walked over two steps, bent down to look at it for a while and said, "Are you really planning to treat him?"

Man Bao was stunned, then raised his head and asked, "Didn't you call me here to cure him?"

County Magistrate Tang coughed lightly, and quickly said, "That's right, you are the one to treat him, let's put the rest aside, wake him up first."

Bai Shan glanced at him, and then became a little more impolite with his hands, and forced his shoulder to his side, so that Man Bao on the opposite side could take a closer look.

Man Bao nodded at Tang County Magistrate, indicating that there was no problem at all.

Then the two saw her pick out the needles in the needle bag, it seemed that the more they picked, the thicker and longer they were, not only Magistrate Tang, but also Bai Shan averted his eyes.

Tang County Magistrate was afraid that his eyes would be dizzy, so he turned his face away from looking at the long needles that Man Bao picked out, and asked, "Is he all right? Can he be punished?"

Man Bao said: "There is nothing serious about him, but he was hit on the head, so he passed out."

Magistrate Tang nodded, looked down at the robber, and felt that something was wrong.

Why did he feel that this man's eyelids were trembling?

Bai Shan also didn't want to look at the needle Man Bao picked out, and the person carrying it was a bit heavy, so he also stared at him.

He also noticed that his eyelids were trembling.

Bai Shan blinked, looked up at Man Bao who was opposite.

Seeing that Man Bao finally picked out a needle that she was particularly satisfied with, he raised his smiling face and smiled sweetly at him, saying, "Okay, let him be put down."

As soon as Bai Shan let go, the robber fell down on the mat with a thud.

Man Bao pinched a thick and long needle into his Renzhong acupoint quickly and accurately.

The person whose eyes were still closed opened them suddenly, screaming.

Man Bao said leisurely: "Call it, the louder you scream, the more the needle will go in, and eventually he will be completely submerged."

The robber rolled his eyes and fainted.

County magistrate Tang: "...I asked you to rule people, not to scare people into unconsciousness. How can I interrogate people when they are fainted?"

Man Bao didn't expect him to be so unintimidated, a little embarrassed, and quickly pulled out the needle.

Bai Shan said: "What's the matter, just prick it again and change to a thicker needle."

Man Bao said: "No, no matter how thick it is, it won't be easy to pierce."

Then she stuck the needle she had just pulled out again, and turned it around twice, and the already dizzy person opened his eyes again with a swish.

Man Bao smiled, and quickly pulled out the needle this time.

As soon as the robber covered his nose, he looked tremblingly at the three people surrounding him, and there were quite a few government servants guarding him.

Magistrate Tang straightened up and asked kindly, "When did you wake up?"

The robber trembled, "Just, just now."

Magistrate Tang smiled slightly, regardless of whether what he said was true or not, with a wave of his hand, two yamen servants rushed up and escorted him to the center of the hall to kneel.

It was the first time that Man Bao and Bai Shan had seen the robbers being interrogated, and they were a little excited, and immediately stood beside Magistrate Tang.

Magistrate Tang glanced at them and said nothing.

At this time, the county lieutenant hadn't come yet.

County magistrate Tang twitched his lips slightly, and without waiting for him, he picked up the gavel and slapped it, saying: "The names and household registrations of those kneeling in the hall, report them all!"