After rebirth, I ran wild in the heart of His Highness the Prince

Only Liu Lanyan's symptoms were more severe. Although the others were not feeling well, they were very lucky to be able to walk around.

Since such a large-scale illness is not caused by an epidemic, could it be caused by food conflict?

Qin Zhongwan immediately set off and went to the kitchen of the house.

"What did you eat for three meals a day yesterday? You also need to tell me about the stew in the small kitchen." Qin Zhongwan frowned and pulled the only cook in the kitchen who was still in good health to him carefully. Cross-examined again.

After making sure that nothing was missed, the knot between Qin Zhongwan's brows still didn't melt away.

She crumbled the recipe and looked at the ingredients carefully, but she didn't find any conflicting foods.

Yes, if it was just food conflict, Liu Lanyan's symptoms would not be so severe.

Qin Zhongwan went to the servants again and found that most of the people in the mansion had this symptom, but there were also a few people who seemed to have been missed and were still fine.

"You mean - you found that you are the only one who is fine?" Qin Zhongwan was still a little confused when his eyes fell on the little maid in front of him.

The little maid stood in front of Qin Zhongwan with her head lowered and her eyebrows lowered.

"What did you do yesterday?" The little girl said with some fear on her face: "Back to Miss Second, I went home to visit my relatives yesterday and was not in the house."

I also asked a few maids and women who were asymptomatic, and their words were surprisingly consistent. Some said they did not rest in the mansion yesterday, while others said they did not have dinner in the mansion.

As smart as Qin Zhongwan, he immediately thought of the key points of the matter.

The only thing these servants have in common is that they have never come into contact with the water source in the mansion.

The first reaction of others when hearing this is that there is something wrong with the food, but food requires water.

Qin Zhongwan rushed to the well water in the courtyard. The well water was as clear as ever and did not seem to be polluted by anything.

Qin Zhongwan gathered around the well and carefully checked it up and down, and finally touched a tiny bit of white powder on the edge of the well.

The white medicinal powder was too small for Qin Zhongwan to identify what kind of medicinal material it was, but it gave Qin Zhongwan a realization: the poisoning in the Qin family was intentional.

Although the patient's symptoms were surprisingly consistent, Qin Zhongwan couldn't find a way to detoxify him for a while.

I don't know what the poison is, let alone how toxic it is. There is no way to develop an antidote just based on the state of the powder.

Qin Zhongwan searched through medical books and ancient books, but could not find the same symptoms. Even if he found similar symptoms, Qin Zhongwan used medicine on herself with a sense of luck, but the poison was still not cured. Her condition became worse day by day. .

But Qin Zhongwan still held on, and the people in the Qin family who originally had mild symptoms gradually turned into severe symptoms after seeking medicine to no avail.

There was nothing Qin Zhongwan could do to relieve their pain. Seeing his family suffer was like stabbing Qin Zhongwan in his heart.

That day, Gu Siyuan also received news of the Qin Mansion's poisoning, and sent countless people to search for the secret recipe for antidote, but found nothing.

"It's in vain that you were out saving lives and healing the wounded. You were praised by outsiders as a miracle doctor. Now something happened to your family and you can't find an antidote." Qin Jingguo stood beside Liu Lanyan's bed and expressed his anger at Qin Zhongwan, with a bit of sarcasm in his voice.

Liu Lanyan's face was ashen, like a lifeless statue, and her divine light was scattered.

These days, people with mild symptoms are doing better, but those with severe symptoms, such as Liu Lanyan, seem to be exhausted.