Jiang kept the memory of meeting Jiang in his heart.

He knew that the thing must have been fed to him by the little girl.

Because Meng Yun was there at the time, and the old man's good apprentices refused to leave, and they wanted to drive him away;

Thinking of Meng Yun, the young man secretly hated him, and an expression of disgust unconsciously appeared on his face. He said in a deep voice, "Indeed, he has not. If he can't be cured, we won't bother the miracle doctor. Uncle Xu, let's go."

Seeing the young man was about to leave, the old man glanced at the several seriously injured patients in the compartments outside the wall, as if he was in great trouble.

"Why are you so anxious, little kid? I'm just asking, asking, why are you so stingy? I don't really want your baby."

"How about this? I'll detoxify you first, and you'll give me a medicinal herb later."

"Don't worry," the old man assured Jiang Yu immediately when he saw him hesitate, "your family can afford it."

More than a month later, the boy's eye disease was cured. Looking at the strange yet familiar world in front of him, the boy was very excited.

With excitement, he headed towards Liangshuizhou, but he didn't realize that there was a little tail following him.

The boy was eager to see the little girl he had imagined in his mind as soon as possible.

But when he was about to reach Yizhou, he suddenly received a secret letter saying that his father was about to become emperor, he would be named crown prince, and he needed to return to Beijing immediately.

Before the young man made his choice, he heard that the Beirong army had invaded the northwestern hinterland of the Dali Kingdom.

There was an endless stream of people fleeing south, and bandits were rampant.

In just a few dozen days, he witnessed countless people being robbed of their food, clothing, wives, and children...

Those children who were about the same age as him, or even younger than him, were all crying and shouting, their skinny faces full of despair.

Even their carriages became targets of robbery by bandits.

These are not the worst.

Rumor has it that the Beirong soldiers were committing rape and rampage in the north, and were looting the people's food and property.

When they discovered that the common people did not have much food stored at home, the people of Dali became their military rations.

But even in this situation, his father did not send a single soldier.

What the boy saw every day greatly shocked his soul, and a young seed gradually sprouted in his heart.

But the tail behind him went straight south.

Because the Rong cavalry were coming south, the people fled.

An old man recognized the traces left by his apprentice in a small county town and followed him all the way to Gouxiong Village in Liangshui Prefecture.

But the old man didn't dare to enter rashly.

Because he discovered that there was a strange formation blocking the village.