Even someone like Liu Huan, who doesn't understand pharmacology, was astonished by the casually piled herbs on the shelves, let alone Manbao and Zhou Liru.
The room wasn't large; you could see everything standing at the door. But Manbao still walked inside for a look, then stood in front of a wall to examine the medicine bottles, boxes, or jars placed on the shelves. Labels were affixed on them, noting the names of the medicines.
The Town Leader came over and introduced, "These are all finished medicines we purchased gradually from passing merchants."
There was no other way. Man only knew some simple medical skills, mainly for external injuries. In the past, they used to buy hemostatic medicine from Liangzhou, Suzhou, or Yumen Pass, and only when in urgent need without medicine would they let Man treat injuries.
