chapter 16 Well intentioned

Alexander Ludwig dare to scold Emily for being seriously ill.
Although Emily was very annoying and the whole hospital disliked her, but it was best not to mess with her if you could. Even a broken ship had three pounds of nails. She was the wife of deputy director Gabriel Layton.
Charlotte Timberlake knew that Alexander had excellent medical skills, but she always ran into a brick wall after graduation. She was quite clear that surviving in this society was not just a matter of ability. Whether life was good or not depended on whether there were background behind her, and some people were not yet able to survive. It depended on whether that person is strong enough.
The deputy director of the provincial department was already a very powerful official for Charlotte. She had a natural fear of Emily, so no matter how Emily \plays tricks on her, although she was not very impatient, she still greeted her with a smile. She didn't dare to express any dissatisfaction at all.
Not only her, but also the director of the City First Hospital.
Alexander was in big trouble.
Charlotte gritted her teeth, squeezed out a smile and said, "Aunt York, don't mind. He said that to me. We were joking."
"Oh? Really?" Emily didn't seem to be angry because of Alexander's rudeness. She still had that calm expression. However, she was quiet, and Charlotte became more scared.
She came from the countryside and was quite clear that barking dogs don't bite.
"You are really ill seriously." Alexander looked at Emily for a while and then spoke again.
"Alexander..."Charlotte trembled and pulled Alexander's white coat without leaving a trace.
"It's okay, I can cure her disease." Alexander smiled and said to Emily, "You are also a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, why do you have to look trouble for these new Chinese medicine doctors?"
"Alexander..."Charlotte shouted quietly but anxiously. She didn't want Alexander to be hated by Emily. After all, she was a woman with a weird temper and powerful methods. It would not be a good thing to mess with her.
"Dr. Timberlake, this Dr. Ludwig is really good." Emily said with a smile.
Charlotte's body softened and she almost fell to the ground.
In her eyes, Emily's smile was like a poisonous snake spitting a message, which was a very dangerous signal.
Alexander didn't have as much scruples as Charlotte. He glanced at Emily calmly and said, "You are also an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner yourself. You know your disease well. One dose of cassia twig will have immediate effect. Why don't you treat it? Could it be that you just want to make fun of those doctors?”
"Dr. Timberlake, you should learn from Dr. Ludwig." Emily smile became even brighter.
Charlotte was stunned for a moment, and then glanced at Emily timidly. Her eyes were full of doubts and fear.
Alexander still had a calm demeanor, and his aloof temperament was inferior even to Emily.
"I've seen so many doctors, and this is the first time I've seen you be so direct. Don't you be afraid of Gabriel Layton?" Emily teased.
Alexander smiled and said, "Why should I be afraid of him?"
Emily choked and looked at Alexander, not knowing how to answer.
"I am a doctor and you are the patient. I will tell you the truth about your condition. Why should I be afraid of? Why don't you tell me your reasons? Are you disgusted with Chinese medicine? No, you don't seem to care about Western medicine either." Alexander put his hands in the pockets of his white coat and looked at Emily calmly.
This woman herself was an experienced Chinese medicine doctor with superb medical skills. She naturally had a deep understanding of how to express the pathogenic energy in the body. There was no need to ask another doctor to treat such a minor illness.
However, although the cold was not a serious disease, it made people feel uncomfortable all over the body, and even made people want to die. The pathogenic cold in the body could not be expressed, which was even more unbearable, because as soon as the illness occurred, the cold and heat in the body could not be discharged, making the whole body itchy and unbearable and unable to self-sustained.
But she was willing to endure the pain, but looked trouble for all the doctors in all major hospitals in the city, making herself hated, which he couldn't understand.
"It's not that I looked trouble. Dr. Alexander, you said you could cure my disease. You don't mean you want me to drink cassia twig soup." Emily changed from her normal state and said with a cold face.
Charlotte shrank her neck, and she thought it really came true.
It was true that the person who came here is troublesome.
She quickly stood in front of Alexander and begged: "Aunt York, if you have any anger, just relieve on me. Alexander doesn't know the situation, so don't mind him."
"Fine."
As soon as Charlotte finished speaking, Alexander pulled her aside and said to her, "Her illness is not very serious. I can cure it. See how scared you are. Even if her husband is the deputy director, what can she do? We didn't break any relevant laws and regulations.”
Charlotte thought although it's reasonable, can those barbarians who say "I am the king's law" be reasonable people?
She struggled to stand in front of Alexander, but Alexander made her unable to move. He said to Emily, "You explain the reason, and I will give you a prescription, and it is definitely not medicine. If it can not be cured, or it is mixed with just a little medicine, you can come to me and cause trouble."
"It's okay, you are really responsible." Emily glanced at Charlotte and said to Alexander, "Which school are you from? It doesn't seem to be Westlomrio's accent."
"I am a student at Westlomrio City College of Traditional Chinese Medicine."
"Oh? Then have you heard of me?" Emily was a little proud.
"No." Alexander said truthfully.
He only registered his name in the medical school and attended classes occasionally. During his four years in college, he worked in four relatively poor places in Westlomrio City to treat patients with various faces.
There were countless people in the world, and the types of diseases were also rich and varied. Every time he handled a patient, his experience became richer. This was much better than wasting time in school. After all, the little medical knowledge taught in school was not enough for him which he had learned thoroughly at less than ten years old.
Going to college was just to blend into society with multiple disguises and passes.
Emily touched her nose in embarrassment and coughed lightly. She admired Alexander's straightforwardness, but she did not expect that Alexander's straightforwardness would soon make her feel embarrassed.
In order to cover up her embarrassment, she smiled and said, "We'll talk as we walk."
"Where to go..." Charlotte asked timidly.
Alexander patted her shoulder to relax her.
"I was obsessed with the research of traditional Chinese medicine and tried to use the digitization of western medicine to make traditional Chinese medicine more scientific and promote traditional Chinese medicine. However, I was wrong. My husband is the deputy director of the Department of Health and a high-ranking official. I can forgive everything and be obsessed with research, but other people who research with me can't. They have to support their families and have to work hard for a living. Traditional Chinese medicine can not help them earn enough money to allow them to do these. So many people changed careers and learned Western medicine. My plan to promote traditional Chinese medicine was ruined, but I don't want to give up, I am not reconcile to the failure.”
"So, you go around looking for doctors to give you dietary therapy, just to relieve your dissatisfaction with them for learning Western medicine instead of adhering to traditional Chinese medicine?" Alexander frowned.
Emily also has good intentions for Chinese medicine.
However, for thousands of years, traditional Chinese medicine had no longer been regarded as an ordinary medicine. It had been given a mysterious color. It was usually regarded as a life-saving straw. Once this life-saving straw did not give them any help, They would be extremely angry and spread all their resentment on the Chinese medicine.
If someone want to revitalize traditional Chinese medicine...
Difficult.
It's as difficult as climbing to the sky!