Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 286

Episode 286 Military Supply [2]

“Don’t worry about the profit distribution. They’re even taking my son with them… … In fact, they’ll pay you even more generously.”

It will be a few months before we leave.

Even in the 21st century, wasn't the 19th century truly an era where you couldn't predict what would happen even an inch ahead?

The person you broke up with with a smile today could be found dead tomorrow morning.

That doesn't mean I'm telling my senior father to die.

That's just what I'm saying.

“Yes, I can trust you, sir.”

“Well then. Are you afraid of Liston and would cheat? Oh, I’m not saying I would cheat if I could, so don’t curse me.”

This is also an old man's joke.

I never really fear my curse.

I'm shaking my hand a little bit… … .

It's because I'm getting older.

I'm the eldest, my father is just in his forties, but he's fifty now.

Oh my… … .

At this age of fifty, you are a grandfather, a grandfather.

Besides, you've been through a lot traveling around the world, so you don't age or become weak.

“But let me tell you something.”

"yes."

“I need this place to run properly while you guys are away.”

“That’s right. I’ll take responsibility and teach the kids. As for control… … Since the police and the military both said they’d cooperate, there won’t be a problem.”

“Haha, you don’t have to worry about that. You guys are scarier than the police and the soldiers and all.”

The old man looked very happy.

In fact, it can't be helped.

Because we succeeded in supplying the military.

And that too exclusively.

Since it is something that only we can make, it is only natural that it will become a monopoly… … .

It is impossible to explain it as anything other than a stroke of luck that the anti-syphilis drug was tested on police officers, sailors, and soldiers as soon as it was invented, and its effectiveness was immediately confirmed and passed on.

“Okay… … . Let me say hello.”

Anyway, I had to train my juniors.

Since I plan to take my direct subordinates with me, I think I need to make some happy disciples… … .

“Oh, hello!”

“It is an honor!”

“To become the disciple of the poet Piyeong…!”

“Ugh… … . Liston… … They say his eyes are like a sharpened sword, and he certainly lives up to his reputation… … .”

Even in the 21st century, surgery somehow became a department that was avoided…

In fact, it adds up during this period.

Finding a disciple is like trying to find a star in the sky.

Around Liston, people like Josephine's uncle come with money and ask to be accepted as disciples…

Well, that was actually a special case for me because I was a country bumpkin and I was Asian.

Usually, it is a profession where you have to open your mouth and endure countless rejections before you can take on a disciple, saying things like, "Your son looks smart in front of a pig herder, but what if he were raised as a doctor?"

That's right… … .

'They look like they're pretty smart at first glance.'

I'm sorry to say this, but these guys came who looked even smarter than my direct subordinates.

Is this how I feel about successfully re-rolling?

No, no.

There is a sense of duty.

Haven't you ever spent time with Joseph, Alfred, and Colin?

Besides, considering that I fed them things, hit them, and stuffed them with things, it's definitely right for them to remain under my direct control.

Well, I guess I can raise these two and raise them too.

“Oh, yes. Nice to meet you. These two will go under me. These two will go under your older brother and learn. Since we will be learning in the same center anyway, we will all learn together.”

"yes!"

“It is an honor!”

For now, I'm only going to teach you how to use diabetes medication as a treatment.

Anyway, as of now, the only diabetic patients at our hospital have personal sommeliers, so they can check the effects for us, so it is not that much of a burden.

There are experts, that's what I'm saying.

‘What… … I’m not going to teach you properly about diabetes.’

Even Liston, let alone our direct disciples, honestly doesn't know much about diabetes.

I don't even know the concept of blood sugar level…

You probably don't even know what glycated hemoglobin is.

First of all, weren't things like insulin resistance and such only established in the 20th and 21st centuries?

What should we call what we are doing now… … .

It is correct to see that it is at the level of just changing what is in its natural state and accidentally treating it.

'Then two months should be plenty.'

I don't know if it would be different if you were ignoring me…

'Your eyes are so bright, guys.'

It looks so bright that if I told it to die, it would at least pretend to die.

No, it's the 19th century, you could really die.

There is a rumor going around quite seriously that the Qing dynasty sorcerer Pi Yingshi can revive dead people by stabbing their hearts.

“Okay, what’s your name?”

“Yes, this is Tom.”

“This is John Snow.”

“Hmm.”

Tom what is it… … .

Let's skip it since it's a common name.

There's Tom Sawyer, and if you go to Ganghwa Island, there's also Uncle Tom's log cabin, right?

But Jon Snow… … .

'Are you a bachelor?'

That's a name from Game of Thrones.

If there was a Stark family, he would be the illegitimate son of a northern family… … .

Among doctors, I was one of the most knowledgeable.

That being said, there is one more thing I know.

as soon as…….

'Isn't this kid a genius?'

John Snow.

A legendary British doctor who discovered the possibility of waterborne infectious diseases at a time when pathogens had not yet been established.

A genius who demanded a major overhaul of the sewers from the parliament based on that, but died young because he was so angry at the British parliament's characteristic 'it doesn't seem like it'.

I wonder if they are two people with the same name… … .

It feels like you can tell someone's IQ just by looking at their pupils.

'I should raise this friend well so that he can major in internal medicine.'

Of course, I'm also quite smart.

In this competitive country like South Korea, if you were to be number one in your school, get into the best medical school, and become a professor, wouldn't you be considered a genius, even if you're not a genius?

but…….

It's a bit of a stretch to compare him to the giants who changed their times, like Liston or John Snow.

'good…….'

It's just unfortunate that those guys fall into my hands…

No, no.

This is a bit too devilish.

Let's just say you're by my side.

“Okay. Come here.”

“Oh, yes.”

Kids like this will figure out a lot of things on their own without being taught.

But what happens if you even teach?

Teach one and you will understand ten… … .

Could it be that there are some among them that I don't even know about?

So, I'm talking about things where you know the answer, but you can't do it because you don't know how to solve it.

“Hey, aren’t you going home?”

“Yeah. No, I won’t go. I have to teach you guys. Why is it so hard?”

“Oh, no!”

If I were to teach you sincerely for two months and then go to Qing, I wonder how many things I would be able to accomplish then.

I'm already starting to feel a bit like I'm scratching a lottery ticket.

So I taught him the best I could.

Day and night.

It's going to be an all-nighter anyway. Didn't it bore you when you worked at the university hospital?

So it seems like he got sick and died at a young age… … .

I'm a teenager now.

Haha.

A professor in his teens.

“Look here.”

One day, while I was doing my best to raise more capable slaves, Liston called me.

"yes?"

“Your students are all dying because of your passion.”

“You won’t die. Not to this extent.”

I wondered what he was going to say when he called a busy person over and talked to him, but he was talking about something trivial.

What do you mean by dying?

Even teenagers in the 21st century wouldn't die from this…

Why would a 19th century teenager die from something like this?

“Well… … If that’s what you’re saying, then so be it. We’re going to have to board the ship soon. Aren’t you ready?”

So I ignored it and this time a somewhat useful sound came out.

ship…….

Sailing… … .

Yeah, now that I think about it, it's a little scary.

"ah."

Besides, there was only one week left, so it was actually time to prepare something.

Since my parents learned the joy of giving me an allowance, they are very satisfied, so I don't have to worry about anything…

In fact, our John Snow and other disciples had already been able to properly manage their diabetes for about a month.

So does that mean from now on I have to worry about my future… … .

“Is it a sailing ship?”

“It’s a sailing ship. Do you want to ride on a galley with oars?”

“No, no. A steamship.”

“Ah… … steamship. Haha. Where on earth did you hear that… … .”

"no?"

“There is. But it’s too expensive. And it doesn’t make sense to go all the way to China by going around Africa carrying coal.”

"ah……."

First of all, I understood one reason why I had to ride a sailing ship.

If you think about it, sailing ships are environmentally friendly ships that run on the power of the wind, so they don't require separate fuel.

What this meant was that the entire ship could be filled with cargo, soldiers, shells, and so on.

But the steamer has to fill its place with coal… … .

Well, it might be more convenient for the sailors, but is that something the ship owners care about?

It's not like you're doing it yourself, the sailors are doing it.

“Anyway, it’s going to take quite a while.”

“It’ll take a long time… right?”

“Besides, Africa… I’ve never been there, so I don’t know, but I heard it’s incredibly hot. You should prepare clothes accordingly.”

“Oh, I see. But then you’ll be on the boat the whole way there?”

“I don’t know. I’m not a sailor.”

“Well, that’s true.”

When it comes to Liston, I feel like he knows everything except medical stuff… … .

Isn't this guy a doctor?

That's why there are times when I don't know the ways of the world.

I may be a 21st century person, but I'm also a 19th century person, and a person from the British Empire. Shouldn't I know something about sailing?

“Well, we said we’d be treated like VIPs, and since it’s a warship, it’ll be a lot nicer than what we were on before.”

“Then can’t I just leave it?”

“Just stay here. I’m going to a famous hospital… … If there are sick people on the way, shouldn’t I cure them all?”

“Do I really need to prepare anything to fix it…?”

I had that same thought when I was a military doctor.

We have the idea that this is a profession that doesn't require training.

In fact, aren't they the only people in the military who have experienced actual combat all the time?

Even though we were comprised of specialists trained at university hospitals, we were actually medically far superior to anyone in the military.

I don't think it's any different now.

They are specialists, but no matter where you throw them, they are good at treating patients.

“Ugh.”

That was purely my opinion.

“I need to be able to treat you on the ship! To do that, I have to endure this!”

“Before that, before that. Ugh.”

There is something a little different about Liston's method… … .

This crazy guy was insisting that he could perform surgery even in the middle of a typhoon.

“This is when you’ll get hurt the most, isn’t that obvious?”

I don't know if it's because I'm not in my right mind…

After hearing it, I thought it sounded plausible, so we practiced together.

“Should we go out again in this weather?”

It was possible because I threatened one poor captain.

"okay."

“Are you going to go out and swing your sword again… … ?”

"okay."

“Hi… … .”

“What are you swinging at here? Turn the sailboat into a sailboat?”

“No. Let’s go… … .”

You might wonder if Mihawk can cut the stomach… … .

It's probably possible.

If only I had a knife that big.