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Chapter 248 - Big Shots Teach People Online
This… didn't seem to be Little Sister's handwriting?
Some of Lu An's fans who had seen Little Sister write in the variety show were extremely puzzled. Just as they posted their comments, wondering if the auntie had gotten it wrong, someone on the side indeed prompted her. "Sister He, are you holding the wrong list? That young lady's handwriting didn't seem so messy just now."
"Oh, oh!"
Auntie He seemed to have just realized something. She carefully verified that she had taken the wrong list; it was the one which the previous Chinese medicine doctor had given to her. She hurriedly apologized to everyone and held up Lu An's prescription once more.
Auntie He secretly glanced at Lu An and apologized in a low voice. She hadn't done it on purpose.
No, she had.
Although she trusted her, she still had to confirm it for her son's sake!
She was very ashamed!
"It's fine."
The people around her understood her very well. They comforted Auntie He in low voices and didn't expose her. They even helped her apologize to everyone, saying that she had accidentally shown them the wrong list and that they shouldn't blame her.
The online users were really speechless!
Very quickly, everyone saw another completely different prescription.
The handwriting was as elegant as a cool breeze, and every stroke was smooth and unique. Perhaps it was because of the messy handwriting from before, but this list was very pleasing to the eye. Even if one didn't look at the content, it radiated a strong sense of comfort!
The comments went silent for a few minutes —
On the other side, Fan Hui's mind was already racing. There was actually someone who would prescribe medicine like this?
What kind of method was this?
Fan Hui couldn't help but be interested. It just so happened that he had the herbs mentioned above. Fan Hui tried them out, and started to mix them together. He weighed them one by one, and strictly followed the proportions. When he first tried dousing them with boiling water, a thick, mellow fragrance that seemed to melt into his bones wafted out!
"Ah~"
Fan Hui couldn't help but sigh. He hurriedly wanted to post a comment to say that after a preliminary test, it seemed the medicine might really be effective, but in the end, the comments had already exploded —
[Ahhh, I knew it. Little Sister is mighty, Little Sister is awesome!!]
[Those who slander our little sister without distinguis.h.i.+ng right from wrong, come out and say it again if you dare! Aren't you very awesome? You know the world and know the terrain? Come out and say it again, and see if our little sister is lying or not, hm?]
Just a few minutes ago, several top Chinese medicine doctors in the country had also received the link to the live stream. When they saw Lu An's prescription, all these big shots were instantly dumbfounded!
Good, absolutely good!
Was there anyone who would prescribe medicine like this in this day and age? This method was masterful!
The big shots immediately started looking for people to contact.
When they saw many people mocking this formula and saying that the person was ignorant and pretending to be profound, all the big shots were instantly furious, and instantly started to call out names and denounce them.
In Fan Hui's words, "My grandfather's rolling over in his grave at idiots like you who treat pearls like fish eyes!"
The older generation was very serious, especially when it came to their own specialties. They could be said to be conscientious and even overly harsh on themselves.
They wouldn't allow themselves to make the slightest mistake. They would spend years, even decades, on a research project. Compared with most impetuous and fickle young people, they had a deeper understanding of what it was like to persist in the world.
And when someone casted doubts on their profession, they absolutely wouldn't let that person go. In other words, they were stubborn.
Thus, wave after wave of comments appeared on the screen.. The big shot Chinese doctors grabbed hold of the haters and taught them a lesson.
