Beisitian observed over the past two days and found that Luo Xinfang and a fifty-something old Chinese doctor named Qin Fengwang were the most skilled here, with very minimal errors. Their prescriptions were quite unique, and they didn't prescribe Chinese patent medicines often unless requested by the patients. Clearly, they had high standards for decoction.
Qin Fengwang resembled an old scholar, wearing reading glasses that hung on the tip of his nose. His expression was calm, often smiling, and he was the oldest and most esteemed person in the traditional Chinese medicine department.
Besides, there was someone named Liu Jing, in her forties, with tightly tied hair that seemed to make her scalp constantly tense. Others felt a headache just looking at her, and she rarely smiled, preferring to look at people with her head lowered. Her eyes rolled upward, giving a sharp impression.
