I really don't want to take shortcuts anymore

Luo Qianhuai thanked Shao Zong and agreed to give advance notice before going to court to testify, and then returned to Changlingyi. Zhu Niang came over and replied, saying that her letter had been delivered to Hu Langzhong of Guangqing Hall. After reading it, he immediately agreed.

As soon as Luo Qianhuai sent Zhu Niang out, he heard the system task completion sound.

"Complete the third step of the task of overturning the case as soon as possible. Now evaluate the effectiveness of this shortcut route. Okay, the evaluation is completed. The total score is 46. The evaluation will be down and no reward will be given."

"Analysis of the specific situation. This execution is divided into two parts: the system formulated an excellent and feasible plan, scoring 40, with consistently excellent performance; the host implemented 100% of the plan, scoring 6, which can be said to be a dead wood that cannot be carved and is not worth it. This system can’t waste more words.”

Thanks to the system for not rewarding him, Luo Qianhuai breathed a sigh of relief.

Two days later, Mr. Mo sent someone to deliver a letter, saying that the matter had been settled according to her request. He also specifically mentioned that Xu Kai's request for help was unsuccessful, and he actually tried to kidnap her, but was arrested by the Xijing Order who had been well prepared. Right now, he has been arrested and imprisoned.

In other words, the biggest obstacle to reversing the verdict has disappeared.

I don’t know what happened next, but two days later, the results of the task assessment for the second link came out. The score was still extremely low and there was no reward at all, but Luo Qianhuai was not surprised but overjoyed.

Although Huo Yu did not meet with Luo Qianhuai alone, he did not break his promise to her. On the fourteenth day of the twelfth lunar month, everyone was summoned to the Yi court for retrial.

The retrial process was surprisingly smooth. Zheng Pei confessed to the crime of poisoning the Yan family and blaming Wen Pu, and was sentenced to hanging in court. After the report was reported, he was sentenced in the autumn.

Wen Pu's suspicion of murder has been cleared, and the next step is to determine whether the prescription was wrong. Gao Liang still refused to speak out, insisting that his judgment was correct and Fang Zhong should not have restrained Aconite.

What he said was conclusive, and no other famous doctor from Changling was willing to stand up to testify, so he deceived the people who were listening to the trial.

The high conscience is not without pride. So what if the real culprit in the case that year was found? Wen Pu's reputation was still ruined. Now the most famous doctor in Changling is himself, and the most reputable medicine shop is Huichun Tang. Who still remembers Ji'antang?

"So Gao Langzhong is determined not to tell the truth." Luo Qianhuai said calmly.

Gao Liang sneered and looked up at Huo Yu: "My lord, Madam Luo questioned the villain's integrity in public, please seek justice for me!"

Huo Yu's eyes swept across the hall and condensed slightly on Luo Qianhuai's face.

After not seeing her for a few days, her face seemed to be a little brighter than before. At this moment, her pink face was covered with frost, and she took on a more awe-inspiring color, just like a plum blossom that gradually bloomed from bud to bud, with jade bones and ice skin, and a faint fragrance.

His eyes darkened, and he said: "The crime of perjury is regarded as a false accusation. Once proven, you must be punished. Gao Langzhong, have you thought clearly?"

Gao Liang said without thinking: "The villain's words are all based on medical ethics and conscience, and every word is true. Yan's medical case back then..."

Huo Yu interrupted him: "Since you are sure, let's make a pledge."

The scribe who was recording on the side took the testimony and the ink and ink pads and sent them to him. Gao Liang hesitated for a moment, then raised his head and peeked at Huo Yu. Seeing his cold and solemn face and his majestic dignity, he couldn't help but swallow his words of evasion and signed and signed the pledge honestly.

"Sir." Luo Qianhuai watched as the scribe took away the testimony, and then said: "To check whether the doctor's prescription is correct, I always invite Comrade Xinglin. Since no one in Changling is willing to come to the court, I wonder if doctors from other places can participate?"

Huo Yu looked at her, but before she could speak, Gao Liang answered again:

"Of course not." He also knew that what he said was unreasonable, and explained hurriedly: "Sir, what I mean is that for such a big matter, you must not bring some ignorant doctors or even liars to court. Those people I only know a superficial knowledge of medicine, which is not enough to prove it, and I have absolutely no integrity as a person. It would be bad if I took advantage of it and talked nonsense, which interfered with your judgment."

Huo Yu sneered: "It turns out that in Gao Langzhong's eyes, I am a blind and confused official."

Only then did Gao Liang realize that he had said the wrong thing. He kowtowed heavily and said, "The adults know this for sure, but the villain has no such intention."

Luo Qianhuai waited for a long time, until blood came out from Gao Liang's forehead, and then he said with a smile: "Mr. Gao is really worried. The little girl just didn't have time to say that these two doctors who are willing to testify in court are not... The unknown traveling doctors are Dr. Shao Zong and Shao Zhong from Shouhe Hall in Xijing, and Dr. Hu Bo and Hu from Guangqing Hall in Anlingyi."

As soon as she finished speaking, the people outside the hall all started talking in whispers. The Guangqing Hall in Anlingyi is as famous as the Huichun Hall in Changlingyi, and the Shouhe Hall in Xijing has been passed down from the previous dynasty. Its status in the medical community of Henan is equivalent to that of the Union Hospital in the previous life. It is famous for its reputation. Brilliant, well-known.

No matter how despicable and shameless Gao Liang was, he would not dare to belittle the name of Shouhetang. He was shocked and refused to believe it: "Ms. Luo, please don't talk nonsense in court. What kind of person is Mr. Shao of Shouhetang?" How can I accompany you to fool around?"

The more he talked, the more it made sense. A few years ago, he went to Shouhetang to buy some rare medicinal materials, but he never exchanged a word with Shao Zong.

That man was really too busy. From noble ministers to wealthy officials and merchants, they would all rush to visit him whether they were suffering from serious or minor illnesses. Gao Liang watched helplessly as he got on the carriage of the Marquis of Shou'an and stood in front of him. And go.

Let such a person abandon the invitations of those dignitaries and come all the way to Changling City to testify in court? It's just a joke.

At this moment, two people walked into the lobby beside him and announced their homes. It was Shao Zong and Hu Bo.

Gao Liang was so shocked that his eyes almost fell out of his head. It was really Shao Zong and Hu Bo themselves! I don’t know what trick Mrs. Luo used to deceive these two people!

It's a pity that no matter how flustered he is, he can't change the destined ending.

What happened next was completely within Luo Qianhuai's expectations. Shao Zong and Hu Bo looked at Zheng Yan's medical records and agreed that Wen Pu's prescription was rigorous, the medication was accurate, and there was nothing wrong with it.

On the other hand, the so-called good prescriptions advocated by Gao Liang only treat the symptoms but not the root cause, and are purely amateurish nonsense.

With them testifying hand in hand, the dialectics were clear and smooth. Even if the people in the hall were not familiar with medical science, they could still hear clearly.

At this point in the trial, there was no longer any suspense, and the decision could have been made. But at this moment, a woman with her child suddenly came in from outside the hall, bringing a paper with her to plead grievances.

It turned out that this woman was the wife of the clerk who committed suicide.