Apart from taking a fifteen-minute break to wash their hands and eat lunch, the doctors virtually had no rest, tending to patients the whole time. Despite that, the line in front of the medical tent didn't seem to shrink; no sooner had they seen one patient than another would join the queue.
Manbao's pace was slower than Doctor Ji and the others, not only because of her experience but also because she particularly liked to administer acupuncture to patients.
If someone needed special attention, she would bring them into the medical tent, have them undress for the procedure, and if it was possible to only needle the arms and legs, especially just the wrists, she would do so once they agreed, and then have them wait to the side.
In fact, the women seeking treatment didn't have such high demands, and thus were willing to bare their arms since their clothes were already ragged.
