Flip the table! The reborn villainous woman takes down her entire family and seizes her life.

Chapter 34 The Return Visit Incident 1



Chapter 34 The Return Visit Incident 1

"Inula japonica, Dieffenbachia, and Hedyotis diffusa, aren't these too poisonous?"

He examined it carefully. "Dr. Xiaobai, can the dosage of this medicine be reduced?"

He was old enough to be Bai Wuyou's grandfather, but he treated him with great courtesy.

It's not just because Bai Wuyou came from Yao Guigu.

Medicine Ghost Valley is a mysterious place that has been passed down among doctors for hundreds of years.

No one knows where Yaogui Valley is, only that the people of Yaogui Valley all have "Bai" as their surname.

They grew up in the Valley of Medicine and learned medicine, adhering to the principle of "becoming a good doctor, not a good prime minister" throughout their lives.

After they turn thirteen, they will leave Medicine Ghost Valley and travel to various places.

Doctor Han had served in the government for many years, and the people from Yaogui Valley had never entered the Imperial Medical Bureau.

It wasn't until six years ago, when Bai Wuyou single-handedly snatched Gu Liang from the clutches of death, that Doctor Han truly witnessed the power of the people from Medicine Ghost Valley.

Dr. Han considered himself a highly skilled doctor, but Bai Wuyou could be considered a genius in his eyes.

Six years ago, Bai Wuyou was taciturn and didn't bother with people.

But it was this same young man who, at the critical moment when Gu Liang was unconscious, defied all advice and resolutely used the method of fighting poison with poison to save him.

This decisiveness also made Doctor Han understand why Gu Liang treated him differently.

Bai Wuyou has a talent for using poisons, and Doctor Han, having experienced the ways of the world, has no prejudice against it.

In his view, as long as it can cure diseases and save lives, whether it is medicine or poison, it is just a different method, but ultimately the same goal is achieved.

As Dr. Han and Bai Wuyou treated Gu Liang, they often discussed medical techniques and gradually became close friends despite their age difference.

Faced with his questioning, Bai Wuyou patiently explained, "Your Highness is absorbing less and less toxin through the medicinal bath, which means that the toxin has become accustomed to rejecting the medicine. If it cannot be suppressed again, Your Highness will die immediately if it backfires."

His eyes dimmed. "These pills will cause him pain, but at least they will keep him alive."

Dr. Han sighed, "This is really not a solution."

Bai Wuyou was silent for a while before saying, "I found an ancient prescription for treating poisoning in the Northwest."

Doctor Han's eyes lit up. "Could His Highness be saved?"

"It's not clear yet."

Bai Wuyou tilted his head and said slowly and deliberately, "The ancient prescription mentions that the medicinal materials are very rare. I am still missing one ingredient and have not yet been able to prepare the complete prescription."

"What is it?"

Doctor Han raised his voice, "There are so many people in the Liang Prince's mansion, let's all search together."

Bai Wuyou nodded, "Besides delivering medicine, I came to Kyoto this time to see if there are more medicinal resources here than elsewhere."

Doctor Han nodded, "That's right, the capital city is certainly not short of rare things. By the way, our prince's new wife is the owner of Jun Kang Tang, which is the largest pharmacy in Yanjing."

Bai Wuyou asked in surprise, "Isn't she a daughter of an official?"

Doctor Han explained, "She is also a daughter of an official, and the daughter of the owner of Junkangtang."

Bai Wuyou trailed off, speaking slowly, "Even if the prescription is complete, it might be useless. Doctor Han, aren't you afraid of being disappointed?"

"How could I not be afraid!"

Han Da said firmly, "Even if you're afraid, we doctors have no reason to give up halfway. Dr. Xiao Bai, are you not planning to come back just because you can't find the prescription?"

Bai Wuyou smiled slightly, "I'm not looking for medicine entirely for Your Highness."

Dr. Han propped himself up and stood up. "I'm very busy at the pharmacy."

He and Bai Wuyou were responsible for Gu Liang's treatment and for making poison for her, respectively; the rest of the time, they each had their own affairs.

Dr. Han kicked his right leg. "How long do you plan to stay in Beijing this time?"

"Leaving tonight."

“A patient developed boils on her face. I left her half a month's worth of medicine. I need to go back and check on her condition.”

Doctor Han looked regretful. "Alas, my pharmacy has recently seen a few strange cases. I was hoping to have a good talk with you about them."

"I'll be in Liangzhou soon,"

Bai Wuyou paused deliberately for two seconds before giving him the address, saying, "You can write to me."

"Great! This is good!"

Dr. Han patted his thighs happily.

"Once we find the medicinal herbs you mentioned, we'll have them delivered to you immediately."

-

The day of returning to one's parents' home.

At noon, I combed her hair, dressed her in a gorgeous outfit, and adorned her head with jewels, which made her face even more radiant and beautiful.

Jiang Zhi looked at herself in the mirror and vaguely saw herself from her past life.

"Everyone says that a wife should be virtuous, but I think a stunningly beautiful face is more likely to bring joy." Gu Liang entered the room at some point.

Leaning against the screen, looking at Jiang Zhi, a slight smile appeared on her lips. "Beautiful clothes match beautiful women, this saying is indeed true."

Jiang Zhi turned to look at him.

Is this person speechless?

Gu Liang leaned against the screen, her smoky blue outfit making her figure appear even more upright.

Jiang Zhi uttered a few words, "Your Highness does indeed look radiant."

After finishing her makeup and dressing, Jiang Zhi got up and went with Gu Liang.

The carriage from the Liang Prince's residence took the newlyweds to the Zhenyuan Marquis's residence.

Along with the newlyweds returning to their parents' home, they also received a heavy set of gifts.

Lu Nianqiu was already waiting at the door.

Gu Liang got off the carriage and reached out to help Jiang Zhi.

She pretended not to see him and went straight to Lu Nianqiu.

Gu Liang pretended to rub his head.

"Stop! Stop!" Lu Nianqiu shouted excitedly.

“Cousin,” Jiang Zhi replied with a smile.

"Where's father?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Lady Liu, the Marquis of Zhenyuan, came out to greet him.

They all bowed and greeted, "Greetings, Your Highness, Prince Liang."

Gu Liang stepped through the gate, turned her head to look at Jiang Zhi, and said affectionately, "And the Princess Consort."

Lady Liu froze, and could only lower her head and add, "Greetings, Your Highness."

Jiang Jing'an quickly welcomed the Prince of Liang and Jiang Zhi to the front hall, seated them in the main seats, and instructed the servants to serve them the best tea in the mansion.

Sitting in her seat, Liu's gaze frequently fell on Jiang Zhi, and she hesitated several times as if she wanted to say something but then stopped.

Jiang Zhi could roughly guess that she wanted to say a few angry words and show off her majesty as the mistress of the house, but unfortunately, besides Jiang Zhi, the Prince of Liang was also present today.

Gu Liang silently picked up the teacup, lowered her eyes, took a sip, and said nothing.

The two exchanged meaningful glances.

Lu Nianqiu's eyes flashed, and he suddenly said, "Uncle, Zhizhi and I haven't seen each other for several days, and we have a lot to talk about, so I'll take Zhizhi with me first."

Jiang Zhi's eyes flickered.

Jiang Jing'an nodded with a satisfied look, signaling them to leave.

Gu Liang stared at Jiang Zhi, who was being dragged away by Lu Nianqiu.

Jiang Jing'an lifted his eyelids and glanced at Gu Liang. Gu Liang keenly noticed that his attitude was different from when he first entered the room.

Gu Liang straightened his sleeves. "Father-in-law, is there something you want to say to me?"

Jiang Jing'an put down his teacup.

He cleared his throat. "It's rare for us, father-in-law and son-in-law, to meet. My household has recently acquired a few red-crowned phoenix-headed pheasants. Since we have some free time today, why don't I take you to have a look?"

Gu Liang looked at him and smiled slightly, "Alright, father-in-law, please lead the way."

Neither of them brought any attendants.

The two passed through the flower wall and the artificial hill and arrived at the west wing of the main courtyard.

Jiang Jing'an teased the bird, his eyes gleaming, "Does Your Highness have a particular favorite bird?"

Gu Liang understood his intention, of course: "Ji You has a particular fondness for eagles."

Jiang Jing'an paused, remained silent for a moment, and then said, "If you want to be an eagle, don't sing with birds. The wise ones in the sky, Your Highness has good judgment."

Gu Liang added, "Only birds trapped in cages dream of the blue sky."

Jiang Jing'an stopped laughing slightly and looked at A Su in front of him.

He added casually, "And aren't people the same? Father-in-law, don't you think?"

He was testing the Marquis of Zhenyuan. There are countless bird lovers in the capital, but among them, Prince Jing is number one, and who dares to be number two?

Jiang Jing'an paused, seemingly choosing his words carefully, before slowly saying, "Your Highness has a far-sighted vision; I am truly ashamed of my own inferiority, hahaha."


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