Rebirth 90: The Long Road to Finding a Son

Sun Aimin stayed at home with his children for a day and then hurried back to Mafang City.

After listening to Sun Aimin and his son talk about many things related to Dr. Luo, Sun Aihua's hope was rekindled. After discussing with her husband Yu Qingxiang, they decided to go to Mafang City to see a Chinese doctor when their schools were on vacation. After all, they were both under 40 years old, and if the infertility could be cured, it would not be too late to have a child.

When Sun Aimin and his son, nephew Sun Qi and apprentice Li Haisheng were returning, the two elders prepared a lot of local specialties in large and small bags for them to take on the train.

In addition, before leaving, Sun Aimin also handed over the job of supplying the hotel with seasoning powder every month to his two brothers. Sun Aimin roughly calculated that after deducting the cost of raw materials, the profit was about 1,800 yuan per month.

Originally, Sun Aimin planned to devote himself to the operation of the restaurant and no longer interfere with the supply of seasoning powder. Of course, all the money earned would belong to his two brothers.

However, Sun Aiguo and Sun Aijun both disagreed. After discussion, they decided to divide the profits equally among the three parties. After each monthly settlement, the money that Sun Aimin deserved would be directly sent to Yuan Jie.

The old couple of the Sun family also felt that this was the most appropriate way, saying that "brothers should settle accounts clearly" to avoid unpleasant quarrels and damaged harmony among the brothers due to money issues in the future.

As for matters at home, Sun Aimin didn't have to worry too much for the time being, as his parents and Yuan Rui, who lived nearby, were taking care of them. On the train back home, he had a strong urge to show off his talents, and was secretly thinking about the various arrangements for the future.

Sun Aimin gave the restaurant a very popular name, "Hui Min Restaurant", focusing on its economy, deliciousness and low cost.

In the first week of opening, Sun Aimin decided to hold a promotion, offering a 20% discount on all meals for customers dining in the restaurant within that week. In the second week of opening, the discount was adjusted to 10%.

After this period of time, the restaurant gained some fame among the surrounding residents, and it restored its original prices and started to get back on track.

Ever since the Luo family tasted the dishes cooked by Sun Aimin, it was like they had opened the door to a new world. Within less than a month, the family had become very picky eaters.

When Sun Aimin Restaurant opened, almost all members of his family came out to present a large flower basket. They also successfully opened a table and ordered all the new dishes they had never tried.

After eating and drinking, although Sun Aimin repeatedly emphasized that he would not charge money, Luo Changgeng still insisted on paying the bill, saying that it was for good luck and a good start.

In addition, the Luo family tacitly promoted Sun Aimin's restaurant among their circle of acquaintances, resulting in more and more people coming to the restaurant, wanting to taste the dishes that the Luo family members raved about.

Sun Aimin remembered the kindness of the Luo family in his heart. He knew that the Luo family did not treat him and his father as outsiders, so they cared so much about his affairs.

Old Master Luo was very satisfied with his young apprentice Sun Mian. Not only did he have a good attitude towards learning, but he was also smart and had a high level of comprehension. He could grasp all kinds of Chinese medicine knowledge quickly and remember what he had learned. Therefore, Old Master Luo was very attentive in teaching Sun Mian skills.

In order to bring the family-inherited book of imperial medicinal recipes back to the light of day as soon as possible, Sun Aimin came up with another bold idea.

He heard from Yuan Jie that after the Sun family handed over the medicinal diet recipes to the country, they attracted great attention from above, and many well-known Chinese medicine experts participated in the study and research of the various medicinal diets included in them.

However, traditional Chinese medicine is constantly developing, improving and perfecting, and there may be some loopholes in it.

If we could start research while Dr. Luo is still in good health, would it be possible to maximize the value of this book of medicinal recipes?

Based on his current understanding of the Luo family, they are all broad-minded and righteous people, and they do have real abilities.

Especially the old Chinese medicine doctor Luo. Even though his eldest son Luo Changgeng has become a household name in the local area, his medical experience is still far behind that of his father.

Sometimes, when Luo Changgeng encountered difficult and complicated diseases and was unsure of the solution, he would consult Dr. Luo, an old Chinese doctor.

Since the vigorous promotion of Western medicine, it has become difficult to find truly capable old Chinese medicine practitioners. Many people think that Chinese medicine is not good when they encounter mediocre Chinese medicine practitioners, and the reputation of Chinese medicine has also been severely damaged by those mediocre Chinese medicine practitioners.

To be honest, although the recipe book is a family heirloom, it has also caused a lot of trouble for the family. Moreover, it cannot be seen by the public again, so it is no different from a pile of waste paper.

In this case, why not hand it over to Dr. Luo, a capable and capable Chinese medicine doctor whom I trust, to study?

He had been to the study of Dr. Luo, an old Chinese doctor, which contained many rubbings of ancient Chinese medical books. Even though he was over 90 years old, Dr. Luo was still committed to studying various ancient books and prescriptions. At the same time, he made notes and annotations based on his own medical experience, and asked his eldest son Luo Changgeng to organize them for him.

While Luo Changgeng was doing this work, he was also going through a valuable learning process.

He thought that instead of letting someone with ulterior motives worry about it, it would be better to give it to the right person. This would be considered as the Sun family making some contribution to society, and at the same time, it would also help solve a major worry for his family as soon as possible.

Since his son is learning from Dr. Luo, the improved recipe will certainly be passed down through his son. This will not be considered a violation of the Qin family's ancestral teachings.

He was just thinking about this matter and needed to obtain the consent of other members of the Sun family before he could carry it out further.