Later, when the famine passed, Wang Xuance was going to Chang'an to learn art. When he remembered the little girl he had met in trouble, he went to visit him. Who would have thought that this tragic incident happened? If Xiaohua's parents were left untreated, they would definitely become orphans.

Unfortunately, even the best famous doctors in Luoyang were unable to shake their heads, and in the end they could only look forward to Chang'an's number one miracle doctor.

Du Shaoqing hurried back from the palace in a hurry and saw Wang Xuance and the others. After hearing this, he had to go for medical treatment in person.

The Imperial Medical Center does not have the practice of going out to Chang'an for medical treatment, because once this example is opened, people who seek medical treatment in the future will save trouble and come to ask a doctor to travel far to diagnose the disease, which will be troublesome.

But no one mentioned it at this time. This is the ethics of a doctor. People in the world are sick and don’t know how to do it. Anyone who seeks medical treatment cannot be saved by death. There is no doubt that Du Shaoqing is a qualified and good doctor.

However, Xie Laodao pulled Du Shaoqing outside the door and whispered.

"What's wrong, Lao Xie? There is no danger outside now. You don't want to walk for me." Du Shaoqing said in confusion.

"If it were to save someone, the old Taoist would not be in a hurry to find you back, I would have set off long ago.

First of all, because of my limited ability to know, the child's mother is tuberculosis, and she coughs up blood almost completely and the lamp is dry. I can't save her."

"Well, I'm not sure, let me leave my destiny as I do my best." Du Shaoqing said.

Old Xie grabbed Du Shaoqing and said again: "Wait, the most important thing is that these two things are. Do you know where this child's home is?"

"Isn't it just the deserted village in the east of Luoyang City...what happened to you today?"

"No, that child doesn't understand, but Wang Xuance revealed that the village was a disaster leprosy village, and almost all living in it were leprosy patients."
Chapter completed!