Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 321

Episode 321 Cavities [1]

The project of giving water instead of alcohol turned out to be much easier than I thought.

Wouldn't it have been a breeze to catch those thugs just by mobilizing the gangsters in the police force?

For those who commit crimes, past or present, fists are more fearsome than the law.

“Please let me go home so I won’t do it again!”

“What the hell are you talking about, you really want to go to jail?”

“Oh, no.”

I wonder if it's okay for the police to do that.

If it were the 21st century, you would probably say, "Do you think you can get away with doing this to your citizens?"

They are the ones who cut other people's flesh without permission, and sometimes even make them suffer serious pain or die, but they are the ones who will say everything they can't say.

This is what happened because the so-called human rights awareness became stronger.

In fact, the concept of natural rights is indeed necessary.

Even in the 19th century, when the idea of human rights was well established, weren't the poor and the powerless actually not treated as equals?

The human rights movements that have taken place throughout world history are significant in their own right.

“Those guys actually need to be beaten up to come to their senses.”

“Well… well, that’s true.”

But unfortunately, there are people in this world who are not human.

There are many people who do the same thing or commit a worse thing again without any sense of guilt even after doing something wrong, and even when the punishment is light.

I don't think all the guys locked up here are like that.

But there will definitely be some, and even if not, they will go and do strange things for the sake of making a living.

You might say, “Would I really do that if I get locked up or beaten up again?” … … .

Even if you clearly threaten to execute them, people these days repeat the same thing.

I can really understand why people say that the throat is like a grapevine.

'Yeah, well… … where is it that you don't hit?'

In that sense, you could say that I am treating you very leniently.

At least he's not getting beat up?

I just locked him up.

Of course, I have no intention of leaving it like this.

“So what I’m saying is…….”

I called someone.

It's not just any person, it's the director.

There is no one as open as he is when it comes to talking about business.

“Are you saying you’re going to build a nursing home on the land you bought before?”

“Yes. Please make the facilities a little better.”

“Hmm… It’s a nursing home with good facilities….”

“Let’s start with the rich first. It can’t be helped.”

“That may be true, but… will tuberculosis get better just because of that?”

“I thought you were getting better, so weren’t you sending me to a nursing home?”

"haha."

The director laughed heartily at my words.

It wasn't a hearty laugh, but rather a kind of mocking laugh.

In the past, I would have felt bad and wondered why this person was like this, but not anymore.

There is a reason for everything.

The problem is that it's your own reason.

“You say it’s a sanatorium… Don’t nobles just let them rest in their own villas? You should think of it as a concentration camp. I think of it as a kind of punishment.”

“Do you think so too, Director?”

“I guess it’s because you’re mentally unstable, right?”

“For now, we plan to target only tuberculosis patients.”

“Well… it could have some meaning. It’s a treatment with a long tradition that dates back to ancient Greece.”

"what……."

If all traditional treatments were effective, there would be no reason for people to die like this now.

However, this was true at least in the case of tuberculosis.

However, since they added bloodletting to it, rather than being cured, it actually caused more death.

In reality, people who have money tend to live in places with really good environments, but because they have lost blood while looking at such beautiful scenery, they wonder if there is any particular meaning in receiving treatment for tuberculosis.

But in reality, treatment is quite meaningful for tuberculosis patients.

'There is an estimate that Zhuge Liang would have lived much longer if it weren't for Liu Bei.'

Zhuge Liang of Shinsan Mountain.

The person who always appears with 100 intelligence in games made by a Japanese game company is a fairly famous tuberculosis patient.

His nickname is Waryong, and it is reasonable to assume that he got that nickname not for nothing, but because he was often bedridden due to the difficulty he experienced while suffering from tuberculosis.

Anyway, I said I didn't want to because it was hard, but I joined the Liu Bei army that came three times, and what the heck? Since they were all people who only had strong military power, didn't I end up doing a solo military campaign?

In the meantime, after struggling to achieve the division of the world into three, Guan Yu, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, Zhang Fei, and Liu Bei died almost simultaneously, throwing the game away.

But our emperor is Yooseon.

He died from overwork, actually.

“That may be possible. But bleeding is not allowed.”

“Hmm. Are you trying to do another bloodletting that only you know about?”

“No, that’s not it.”

“What is it? How long will people be so mean? You can tell me everything.”

“I told you, what I’m doing isn’t bloodletting?”

"haha."

This time, it's laughter mixed with mockery.

It's really just a rumor, but unfortunately, this person and other 19th century people have some basis for it.

The basis for this is that pericardial tamponade treatment is considered cardiac bleeding, cerebral hemorrhage treatment is considered cerebral bleeding, sinusitis surgery is considered nasal bleeding, etc.

It used to be just a suspicion, but not anymore.

I am sure.

There are all kinds of rumors going around, so it's only natural that something like this would go around.

The person who gave CPR to the crazy guys when they were knighted is a little sick right now, right?

Since follow-up measures were not possible, I don't know if his heart function had declined or if there had already been a problem with his brain at that time, but in any case, his cognitive function had declined.

I explained it that way because it could very well be the case, but there is a rumor going around that Kim Tae-pyeong switched souls through sorcery.

'No… … Does that make sense?'

When I protested, Liston said that it was even more absurd to bring a dead person back to life.

Judging from the way his pupils roll, it seems he believes the rumor.

under.

I keep sighing.

“Why, but I’m still the director, director.”

“That’s not what I said to the director.”

“There are only two here.”

“I did it for Brother Liston.”

“You dare sigh at him?”

“It’s not here.”

As always, he spoke honestly and revealed his original plans.

“Anyway, I’m going to use these guys as laborers.”

“It was so noisy.”

“Still, I guess we can do something.”

“Well, it’s work, you get what you pay for. And… since it’s your work, it’ll definitely make you money.”

"of course."

“Oh, while we’re on the subject, when on earth will we get red ginseng again?”

The director's words made me think of red ginseng for the first time in a long time.

As soon as I mentioned to Duke Adolphus that it was effective in preventing hair loss, orders skyrocketed, so I raised the price, but it sold out quickly.

It is so popular that inquiries about purchasing it continue to come in despite multiple announcements that it is clearly sold out.

It is said that even one balding nobleman left a scary remark that if he kept it up like this, he would end up getting stabbed one day.

'I will become a filial product of the 21st century Republic of Korea.'

People's perceptions really don't change that much.

Even in Korea, when you are unsure about what to give as a gift to the elderly, there is nothing better than red ginseng.

If that awareness spreads across the UK, Europe, and the Commonwealth… … ?

Perhaps in the 21st century, South Korea may end up growing only ginseng instead of rice.

“I’m looking into it. It’ll be in soon.”

“Yes. I am in a very difficult situation. His Majesty the King is also inquiring.”

“I’m your doctor. Why don’t you tell me?”

“You look frustrated because I always tell you not to do what you’re doing.”

“Oh, but you’re really trying to do something useless.”

First of all, bloodletting… … .

Phew, that damn bloodsucker is a real problem.

But what needs to be treated more urgently than anything else is tooth decay.

no…….

Did I tell you that I was really surprised?

The workers' overall health was poor and their hygiene was poor, so it was quite predictable that their oral health would be poor.

'Duke Jamie was like that too, but that gentleman… … .'

It seems a bit problematic to judge the upper class based on the Duke's standards.

If that happens, the future of the British Empire seems at risk.

In actual history, things went well, so perhaps… … .

If I hadn't been there, our Duke would have cut off his own body parts, plastered his own wallpaper with arsenic, and died.

That spot would have been taken by another, smarter guy.

This may seem a bit too far, but anyway, I believed that the other higher-ups would be okay, that's what I'm saying.

'But His Majesty the King is like that.'

As I was shaking my head and saying, “Oh my,” the director looked at my face intently and said,

“Isn’t that just something you do out of anxiety? It’s all based on a reason.”

“I said no?”

“Then suggest an alternative.”

“I told you to exercise?”

“What kind of exercise is that! It’s torture!”

Here's a doctor who gets really angry at his patient for telling him to exercise.

It's not just this person, most people are like this.

People like to use force only when they are at least as strong as Liston, so they just stay that way, but other people… …especially those with even a little bit of lag really hate the exercises I suggest.

At first, I really didn't understand.

No, I don't think it's something to get so angry about if you tell them to move their bodies.

“That… if you do it to that extent, it’s torture, but if you do it in moderation, it’s good for your health, right?”

“Don’t make me laugh. That’s torture.”

But well… … .

You were running a treadmill on some of the particularly vicious prisoners?

It's called a treadmill, but it's actually a windmill…

It was a machine that was now rolled by human legs instead of water.

In reality, it was too big and massive to be called a treadmill, so it felt more like a torture device than an exercise machine.

If you look at the prisoners who climb up there and sweat profusely before collapsing from exhaustion, it's hell.

They say that some people even die like that, so it is understandable why this gentleman came out like this.

In simple terms, any repetitive behavior that causes excessive sweating is perceived as torture rather than exercise.

“I’m not asking Your Majesty to turn a windmill himself. I’m just asking him to sit down and stand up straight. Is that not possible?”

“It hurts! I tried to do it, and it hurt so much!”

“There is a saying in Joseon that good medicine tastes bitter.”

“You can tell that to Liston over there. Aren’t you sick of that damn Joseon?”

“It is my homeland…….”

“You are now a proud nobleman of the British Empire!”

“Are you raising your voice like this in front of that noble?”

“No… this guy. Why do we need to talk like that between us? What I’m saying is, don’t do something you hate so much, do something else, something more plausible.”

“Is that plausible?”

As for cavities, you will have to brush them out.

But I can't do that right now.

If there's one thing I can do instead, it's to make them brush their teeth properly…

'I think I'll go to the dentist too.'

Something like this occurred to me.