Gu Yanjing kept rubbing Qiao Yuxian's stomach.
Although it still hurt, it was significantly relieved.
Just as they were waiting for the doctor, Qiao Yuxian developed a fever. It was thirty-eight point five degrees, and she snuggled into Gu Yanjing's arms, feeling utterly wilted.
The doctor who came was a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. He was thirty-six years old and named Huang Qi.
It's said that back in the day when his father was at the pharmacy preparing medicine for patients, he had just opened this particular herb, Huang Qi, when his assistant ran in to tell him that his wife had given birth to a chubby boy.
Since their family name was Huang and his father thought the child was destined to be connected with this herb, he directly named him Huang Qi.
The Huang family is a renowned family of Chinese medicine practitioners, known for generations of famous doctors.
Huang Qi has his private hospital and usually makes house calls while mentoring apprentices.
