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Chapter 292 - 292 288 Proving Innocence
Chapter 292 - 292 288 Proving Innocence
?Chapter 292: Chapter 288: Proving Innocence Chapter 292: Chapter 288: Proving Innocence Ruo Xuan had known that there would be some complications today, so as soon as she arrived, she had pinched a “Fairy Technique” and scattered it around the vicinity. Anyone in the surrounding crowd who was a patient of Uncle Wu couldn’t help but step forward and speak the truth. The effect was valid within a three-kilometer radius.
This meant that as long as those people happened to be nearby, they would be guided to come over and watch this competition.
She didn’t need to speak; she just had to wait for everyone to speak on behalf of her Uncle Wu.
No one understood better than the members of the Pharmacist Association why Ruo Shan was eligible to participate in the competition. The referee from the Pharmacist Association spoke loudly, “Young Master Ruo Shan’s participation in the competition is due to a nomination from an Imperial Physician at the Imperial Medical Bureau. Imperial Physicians have the authority to nominate candidates, and as long as one brings the nomination letter to register before the exam, there is no need to sign up within the stipulated time. This is also why we always prepare a few extra chairs at every competition, specifically for those who come with a nomination letter. People familiar with the Pharmacist Association’s competition should all be aware of this rule. The registration location of the Pharmacist Association also has the rules posted; anyone with doubts can go and see for themselves.”
“Ruo Shan just came to register with his nomination letter, and we at the Pharmacist Association have only just learned that he is participating in the competition as well. There’s certainly no case of leaking exam questions to him in advance! This is an insult to both the Pharmacist Association and Ruo Shan! The Pharmacist Association is willing to cooperate with Lord County Magistrate in investigating this matter!”
Some people did indeed know of the registration regulations of the Pharmacist Association, and they spoke up, “Indeed, there is such a regulation.”
Mrs. Fang: “Even if Ruo Shan did participate with a nomination letter, how could an attendant possess such excellent medical skills? It’s simply impossible!”
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