Manbao got excited and asked, "Do you have any raw herbs?"
Doctor Ji glanced at her and said, "Most of them are already processed. Herb shops rarely accept raw herbs."
Although Manbao was slightly disappointed, she quickly cheered up and smiled, "Master, then I'll head home first."
"Go ahead, go ahead." Doctor Ji couldn't help but added, "Young Lady Zhou, oh, no, Manbao, if your master has time one day, please ask him to come out. We can have a meal and chat together."
Manbao chuckled, taking it as if he was referring to Mr. Zhuang. She nodded, indicating that she would mention it to her master.
It was already late today. Manbao, carrying her basket on her back, waved goodbye to Doctor Ji. It was only when she reached the front hall that she noticed another doctor sitting there, treating patients, looking much younger than Doctor Ji.
Doctor Ji casually introduced, "This is my son."
With a beaming smile, Manbao greeted him, "Little Doctor Ji."
