Bang!

He fell down directly on the table, snoring from his deep sleep.

"Huhuhu!!!zzzz...."

The young assistant looked at this sudden scene with a confused look on his face, then suddenly turned his head to look at the young man in a white coat sitting behind the desk, and said with incredible shock:

"Aren't you a psychiatrist!? What did you give the chairman to drink! What if such a powerful sleeping effect has side effects..."

"Oh, originally I wanted to persuade you to go to the lower hospital area after hearing the symptoms..."

After all, I am a fake doctor without a license.

Looking at the old man in a suit who was already snoring like thunder, Fangran said with a sigh, then hearing the worried words of the young assistant, he was speechless and used [Chuangpai] to conjure a cup of Xuanmai Ganji and took a sip.

But if you can, help Sister Su Xus deal with it. After all, Sister Su Xus was taking care of her when she was stunned twice before.

"This cup can clear away heat and nourish yin, eliminate phlegm and soothe the throat. It is used for yin deficiency and excessive fire, rising deficient fire, dry mouth and nose, and sore throat. The granules made of pure Chinese herbal medicines such as Scrophulariaceae, Ophiopogon japonicus, licorice, and platycodon are my best choice. The treasure of the house, side effects? Oh, it doesn’t exist.”

Drinking the treasure of his house, the 'Magic Boy Old Chinese Medicine Doctor', he glanced at the young assistant who was suspicious of the side effects, and spoke with a arrogant sneer, with a look of disdain that swept across Lily.

"Also, I am not a psychiatrist. Please don't call me that. Our Chinese medicine is profound and profound. A simple illness like insomnia can be cured by medicine!"

The young assistant's mouth opened unconsciously, with a confused look on his face.

Wait, did I just hear that granules can clear away heat, nourish yin, and relieve sore throat? What does this have to do with treating insomnia?

By the way, has Chinese traditional medicine in China developed to such a powerful stage?

If we had known this earlier, why would we have to go abroad for diagnosis and treatment?

Looking at the unexpectedly young man in a white coat in front of him, if this floor was not really what he said, no one else could enter, and his identity would be suspected, the assistant looked inexplicably shocked.

But in the end, he saw Fangran's face showing a very melancholy expression, he hesitated to say anything to himself, and then spoke seriously:

“Next time you come to see a doctor, remember to get right to the point and don’t use those fancy opening remarks to hurt your heart.”
Chapter completed!