It had been a busy day. The royal court doctors rushed into Rosalineās room one after another. They looked very nervous.
Doctors were indispensable, but they were also the most neglected. During a pandemic, the people on the streets were more interested in trying to move to a new building rather than looking for a doctor.
Pharmacies were rare and considered āwitch hutsā.
The doctors who studied the human body as a profession were treated poorly. Rosaline, who came from 21st century South Korea, did not understand this.
After becoming his secretary, Rosaline explained to Cahir that being a doctor is a noble and necessary profession. Eventually, Cahir stamped the emperorās seal on Rosalineās doctor training project plan.
In just three years, the empireās rate of infections diminished significantly. The number of deaths caused by dysentery also decreased drastically.
Rosaline set out for a second time.
Cahir was persuaded to give titles to doctors who gave valuable contributions to the field of research. They were temporary and couldnāt be passed onto offspring, but people went crazy. The number of people who wanted to become doctors increased and medical advancements improved. Although, to Rosaline, it still wasnāt enough.
Anyway, these doctors studied hard and were paid for their research. Life for them improved after they received their titles. The economic improvement couldnāt be ignored, and the eyes of those who despised them changed.
If they hadnāt experienced these changes, then they would have remained clueless. But for those who had finally experienced a rich life, the thought of losing their titles was terrifying. (pgs 1-3)
It would be horrible if they did. That was why they were so nervous.
āMiss Secretary, may I touch your hand?ā
āMiss Secretary, can you tell me where you feel uncomfortable?ā
āMiss Secretary, do you usually have symptoms such as tremors under your eyes?ā
āHui, what is her diet?ā
Rosaline was scared. The doctors surrounded her bed each time she said something, they listened solemnly, wrote everything down, and talked among themselves.