At this moment, a notification sound was emitted from the space.

Gelsemium elegans?

[Gelsemium elegans, a traditional Chinese medicine ingredient, is highly poisonous. It can poison the internal organs, eventually causing bleeding from all seven orifices, and death from severed liver and intestines.]

Space prompter.

How could heartbreak grass grow on Wei Juan's mother's grave?

Unless there's something poisonous underground!

Su Wantang observed her surroundings and found that there was no Gelsemium elegans around, except for the grave of Wei Juan's mother.

Su Wantang instantly understood what was happening, and she quickly walked forward.

At this moment, Wei Juan, who was in tears, noticed Su Wantang walking towards her. She stood up in a panic, wiping her tears, "Sister... why are you here?"

"You've been following me all along, haven't you?"

Was the pretty woman following me?

Su Wantang did not deny it. "I'm asking you, how did your mother die?"

“My mother’s health wasn’t good when I was little. She often coughed up blood… We’ve seen so many doctors treat her, but none of them could cure her…” Wei Juan looked at Su Wantang with tears in her eyes and a sense of helplessness. “Sister, why are you suddenly asking me this?”

"Do you know what this grass is?" Su Wantang's suspicions were increasingly confirmed. She stared at Wei Juan, her voice becoming colder.

“Isn’t this just ordinary weeds?” Wei Juan said, stunned.

“No, this is the poisonous plant called ‘heartbreak grass’,” Su Wantang said, emphasizing each word. “It’s extremely poisonous. Look, there’s no such plant around here, except on your mother’s grave. This means that the soil where your mother was buried contained this toxin. And your mother was poisoned to death by this poisonous plant.”

“What…” Wei Juan’s face turned pale. She stammered, her mind going completely blank.

"And did your mother die with blood flowing from all seven orifices?" Su Wantang asked again.

“Yes…” Wei Juan nodded hurriedly.

“All the evidence proves that your mother was poisoned,” Su Wantang said.

"But my father personally brews all the herbal medicine my mother drinks every day..." Wei Juan murmured absentmindedly, then realized something. "Sister, do you think my father might..."

Su Wantang stared at her in silence.

Wei Juan felt as if her heart was plummeting into an abyss.

"I need to ask my dad... I need to find out what's going on..." Wei Juan stood there blankly, muttering to herself, her face pale.

"Go ahead," Su Wantang sighed softly. "Once you get the result you want, you can consider whether you want to help me."

Wei Juan stared blankly at Su Wantang, then nodded and got up to leave.

"Here, take this." Su Wantang took out a voice recorder from her spatial storage and handed it to Wei Juan. "Just press the switch on it and it will record automatically. This might be useful to you."

Wei Juan nodded with a pale face, then got up and left in a hurry.

Wei Juan stumbled and staggered her way back to the Wei family home.

At this moment, the family of three is sitting at a round table eating a meal, enjoying each other's company in a warm and harmonious atmosphere.

"Lily, you need to eat more meat. You've lost weight lately." Wei Zhentian picked up a piece of chicken leg and put it in Wei Lily's bowl, smiling kindly and gently.

But he never put meat on my plate, and he never smiled at me so gently.

His gaze was always stern, cold, and even tinged with disgust. (This chapter has been read. Please click to continue reading the next chapter!)