The number of patients gradually decreased in the afternoon. The imperial physicians all pestered Lin Haihai to teach them. She gave a rough introduction to the origin of Western medicine and its principles, and even taught them how to use a thermometer. Then, she had them go look over the notes. 

It was very sunny. There was a huge contrast between the temperature during the day and at night. Thankfully there was a breeze, so it didn’t feel smothering. In the evenings, it was very cool and comfortable with a refreshing wind.  Lin Haihai thought that the best perk of transmigrating to the ancient times was being able to see the starry sky - a rare luxury in the modern world - and being able to breathe the fresh, clear air. She walked slowly on the streets, experiencing life as an ancient person. It gave her an entirely new perspective.

The old man selling sugar figurines was still around, but he had moved his stall under a tree. There was a southern wind that blew through as Lin Haihai walked over. She saw the different sugar figurines on the table. Due to the hot weather, some of them had already started to melt. Their mismatched shapes displayed on the rack. “Young miss, would you like a sugar figurine?” The old man greeted, the criss-crossing wrinkles on his face folded together as he smiled. Lin Haihai found his smile approachable. Her heart filled with a warm feeling. She returned the smile and said, “I’ll have one. I want the melted one!”

The old man...