Reborn as Tycoon's Wife in the Countryside-Chapter 76 - was originally a barefoot doctor

76: 76 was originally a barefoot doctor.

76: 76 was originally a barefoot doctor.

Huang Bawan laughed upon hearing the other party’s words, “Only you guys have such keen eyesight, a pretty young girl stops you dead in your tracks.”

The two men had already gotten off the vehicle and walked over to Su Xiaofeng, attempting to pull her onto the vehicle, “Young lady, it seems you’re on good terms with Old Huang.

Come on, get in the car.

We were just about to head to the hot springs today.

Let’s all go together.”

Before Xiaofeng could speak, Ye Cheng stepped forward, using his body to distance the two men from Xiaofeng.

His eyes were cold and distant, “What are you trying to do?”

The three had not noticed Ye Cheng before and thought Xiaofeng was alone, without company.

Seeing that Ye Cheng had suddenly come to ruin their plans, one of them bellowed, “Old Huang, who’s this guy, meddling in other people’s business?

Get out of the way.

This chick is Old Huang’s new girlfriend, and we were just about to take her out for some fun.”

Owner Huang recognized Ye Cheng, who was the doctor in Shanghe Village.

When his miners got injured, they mostly called for him and his grandfather to treat them.

The medical skills of these two were quite remarkable.

Unless it was a serious illness, there was usually no need to go to the hospital.

It was said that they were not locals, probably barefoot doctors, settling down wherever their practice took them.

“He’s a barefoot doctor who came from out of town, not far from my mine.

Sometimes he would go up the mountains to help my workers with their injuries,” snorted Huang Bawan.

“So it’s just a barefoot doctor.

Young man, you seem to be good-looking and probably sensible as well.

You’d better keep out of this kind of business.

If you offend us, don’t just worry about your job as a doctor, but whether you have food on your table,” said the big round-faced Mr.

Wu, who ran a private mine in another village, with a voice that sounded as if it was stuck and couldn’t come out properly.

“These days, if you’re not a local, it’s better to stay in your place.

If you offend us, we’ll make you leave,” said the pale-faced Boss Bai, sneering just as well.

Do you know who they are?

Dare to meddle even in their trivial affairs.

Huang Bawan looked at Ye Cheng, thinking that this man was nothing more than a barefoot doctor, surely without any connections around here.

It would be wise not to meddle, “Doctor Ye, Su Xiaofeng has nothing to do with you.

It’s none of your business.

When her father got injured working in my mine, I gave compensation, and she promised to spend some time with me.”

This damn girl dared to trick him that day, she was going to suffer the consequences.

Huang Bawan really believed he wasn’t a pushover to be led by the nose by a little girl.

Hearing Huang Bawan’s words, the other two exchanged an understanding smile.

From what they heard, the girl’s father was injured, and Old Huang compensated quite a sum.

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Compensation and such are minor issues.

The most important thing is that the money spent should be worth it.

What this worth entails would depend on how sensible the young girl is.

Ye Cheng’s eyes were as cold as ice as he looked at the three men before him, exuding a powerful presence.

Although he was but an obscure doctor, his gaze was like that of a monarch, looking down upon all beings.

“Her father is my patient.

She came down today to get some medicine from me.

If you have the ability, try to take her away from me.

If not, in the future, stay as far away from me as possible.”

Su Xiaofeng, listening to these words, was startled, her heart somewhat shaken.

She and Ye Cheng had only recently become acquainted.

Generally, people wouldn’t get involved in such matters, especially since he wasn’t a local and confronting these local nouveau riches wouldn’t end well.

In her heart, she sighed.

How could she forget that, in this era, ‘to see injustice on the road and draw the sword to assist,’ was a distinctive feature.

“Haha, young people are just young people, love playing the hero saving the beauty,” laughed Mr.

Wu heartily, clapping his hands as a muscular man emerged from the driver’s seat.