The blackened marquis insists that the husband should be more valuable than the son!

With so many medicinal materials, Xue Mingyue certainly didn't plan to use them all by herself.

In fact, the medicinal materials she stocked alone were enough for her to use for a hundred years. She wanted to use some of the medicinal materials for free clinics nearby, and she planned to send the rest to the border before the weather got colder.

In addition to the severe damage caused by this cold wave in the Central Plains, northern Xinjiang was naturally more serious.

Maybe it was the three thousand miles that Xue Mingyue had traveled in her previous life that she could not forget. Maybe it was because she had always wanted to do something since she was reborn. She knew that she could not save the world.

But I also want to try my best to change some people and things.

Maybe, as long as you can save one person, it will change the fate of a family.

Xue Mingyue did not tell Dr. Cao these words, but only told her about her plans to hold a free clinic nearby. Dr. Cao did not discourage her idea, but asked directly: "Do you think your medical skills are good enough?"

While grabbing the medicine, he said solemnly: "If you don't have good medical skills, you will be harming people by diagnosing and treating people privately."

Xue Mingyue didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and said matter-of-factly: "If there is no accident with grandpa, I will go to you in two days and ask you to join me for free medical treatment. I have no intention of treating others myself."

Doctor Cao's expression softened: "This is more decent."

Since this matter was mentioned, he immediately started to explore her background, starting from the characteristics of the medicinal materials, and continuing to ask how to judge the symptoms and what prescriptions should be used for diagnosis and treatment.

Xue Mingyue answered smoothly at first, but then gradually slowed down.

Fortunately, after some special training by Dr. An some time ago, she eliminated those questions that she didn't know. Although the remaining questions that she could answer were a bit stumbling, she was able to answer them at least.

When he finally stopped, Xue Mingyue breathed a sigh of relief.

After a long while, Doctor Cao said: "With your current level, it is enough to diagnose some common diseases. When you are ready for a free clinic, you can come to Yaolu and see me and your senior brothers."

"Thank you teacher!"

Xue Mingyue immediately smiled.

Dr. Cao: "But you can't use your own identity recently. You can think of a pseudonym for yourself. When someone asks you later, just say that you are my youngest disciple and you never show up."

Xue Mingyue couldn't help but pause after hearing this.

In her past memories, she seemed to have asked people about this question, what name should she use when going out.

She subconsciously said: "Qingshuang."

"Ok?"

"It's called Qingshuang."

The bright moon illuminates the clear shadows, and the autumn frost is like the frost of the moonlight.

·

Xue Mingyue did not return to the courtyard.

She only asked her servants to bring a message to Old Princess Cen and Liu Yun. If she wanted to stay with her grandfather, she would have to show up as Doctor Cao's disciple Qingshuang, so that no one could catch her.

Only then did she calm down and think about why her grandfather had to be injured this time.

The news of her disappearance came from the capital. The only person who knew that she had been assassinated was Xie Lang, so this matter must be Xie Lang's handiwork, and he wanted to use this matter to achieve some purpose.

It was for this purpose that Grandpa and he could reach an agreement and cooperate.

Xue Mingyue couldn't figure out what her grandfather meant. She only knew that the deal was now done and she could only cooperate with them to hide herself.

Otherwise, once someone finds out, both Xie Lang and Grandpa will be guilty of deceiving the emperor.

What a good Xie Lang!

No wonder he has been acting nice these days, he is waiting for her here!

Xue Mingyue was so filled with hatred that she wanted to fly to Xie Lang and slap him twice. He didn't even say a word to her when he was using her. She really believed in his evil deeds!

It is conceivable that there must be people everywhere searching for her whereabouts.

Those people will find grandpa sooner or later. After all, Weeping Willow Academy can't run away, others must be here, and his identity as the Academy Headmaster is destined to be known to many people.

But at this time, there was not only her but also the old princess Cen in Zhuangzi. If there was anything wrong, people would see the flaws.

Especially... food.

The food in Zhuangzi, where one person lives, far exceeds this amount. Anyone with a little investigation can tell that something is wrong. Lou Zhizhang spent one night and came up with a solution once and for all. His injury could explain everything.

This plan was good, but it was unexpectedly rainy.

The road was slippery on a rainy day, and he accidentally missed the step and rolled down the mountain, pretending to be seriously injured.

It was a typo, but it gave her a reasonable identity.

Xue Mingyue pursed her lips tightly and stared at the fire of the stove. All she could think about was what they were planning to do, and what exactly did Xie Lang want to do?

Each and every one of these things has something to do with him.

...who is he?

·

It took half an hour to decoct the medicine.

Wen Ziqing and other students were still standing at the door of the house. In addition to them, there were two or three tutors from Weeping Willow Academy. Most of them were relatively young and had only been recruited in recent years.

When Xue Mingyue brought the medicine into the house, she passed by them and no one noticed her.

No one paid attention to a little medical girl at all.

When he entered the house, he happened to encounter someone coming out of it. Xue Mingyue lowered her head in time and turned sideways to wait for them to leave. Then she walked in. As soon as she entered, she saw someone standing in the house.

The visitor was wearing a green robe, tall and holding a folding fan with a white jade pendant in his hand.

After seeing her, he smiled: "Mingyue, don't you recognize your Uncle Ji?"

Xue Mingyue was stunned for a moment before reacting.

After realizing who he was, he breathed a sigh of relief. The tense shoulders relaxed at the moment his name was called, and he shouted: "Uncle Ji, why didn't you go with them?"

Ji Zhenliu was the son-in-law of Emperor Jingping's half-sister.

Princess Zhaoyang passed away due to illness more than 20 years ago. After Lou Zhizhang built the academy, he volunteered to become a concubine of the academy. The two had similar temperaments and got along very well over the years.

When Xue Mingyue was a child, she often went to the academy to play with her grandfather.

She hasn't been there since she was twelve years old. The master, who has taught in the academy for many years, might recognize her, but he wouldn't be able to do so with a little disguise. But Ji Zhenliu didn't need to. They had met frequently in the mansion and Zhuangzi over the years.

The main reason is that he often comes to Lou Zhizhang to drink.

However, Lou Zhizhang was explicitly prohibited from drinking alcohol by the doctor, so Xue Mingyue often battled wits and courage with the two of them.

"Don't worry, your grandpa just fell asleep. He told me all his plans before," Ji Zhenliu said with a chuckle, "I have been friends with the mountain leader for many years, so it is natural to stay here at this time."

He glanced outside and reminded in a low voice: "Be more alert tonight and stay with Dr. Cao when you come in and out."

The tone means something.

Xue Mingyue understood what he meant, took a deep breath, and nodded solemnly.

What we really have to deal with next is the waves of people from the capital who come to investigate the situation.

She couldn't show her flaws now.