After the pills were prepared, Su Luo performed acupuncture on Lin the Blind and inquired about his recent perception, making some adjustments as well.

Blind Lin answered them all carefully.

After the acupuncture was finished, Blind Lin said to Su Luo, "Wait a minute, I have something for you."

Blind Lin took out all his savings for his funeral.

"A-Luo, don't refuse, please accept it. I know this is far from enough, I'll give you more when I have more."

Lin the Blind spoke before Su Luo could refuse.

He couldn't let Su Luobai treat his eyes; he wasn't that shameless.

Those medicinal herbs were all made with real money.

“Uncle-Master, we’re all family, you’re being too polite. Besides, I didn’t pay for these herbs. Sit down and I’ll tell you how I got them.”

Su Luo smiled and pulled Lin the Blind to sit down, without offering any polite pleasantries.

It simply tells the story in its entirety.

"The Qiao family is opportunistic and has wronged you."

Lin the Blind felt a pang of sadness upon hearing this. Su Luo had endured so much scorn because of him, a blind man.

She must be feeling terrible waiting outside the Qiao family's house if they don't open the door.

“Uncle-Master, how can you complain about making money? It’s a million! Once we get the money, we’ll renovate the Taoist temple and give Qingfeng Temple a fresh new look.”

Su Luo didn't feel wronged, because in her heart, Blind Lin was family.

Family members should understand and care for each other.

Mutual understanding and tolerance make everything worthwhile.

"No need, no need, I'll leave it like this. You can use your money yourself."

Blind Lin waved his hands repeatedly, insisting that Su Luo's Taoist temple should be repaired, but he was reluctant to use Su Luo's money.

But being cared for like this made Lin the Blind Man's eyes start to ache again. He thought that all the suffering he had endured in his life was for the sake of today's good fortune.

"These things aren't urgent; we can talk about them later."

Lin the Blind felt a little melancholy; he still remembered the freedom Su Tiantian wanted.

If the child grows up and no longer wants to be his apprentice, then everything will be different.

He knew the Su family were all good people, and they might not make him pay back the money, but could he really not pay it back? He didn't dare to ask for it back because he was afraid he wouldn't be able to pay it back when it was taken back.

If he had never possessed it, he wouldn't feel that losing it was such a painful thing.

"Okay, we'll talk about it later. I'm going to wash up and go to bed now."

Su Luo smiled and agreed, then got up and left.

It took Lin the Blind Man a while to realize that Su Luo hadn't taken his money box.

He carried the money box and groped his way back into the house. He first lit incense for his master's memorial tablet before he began to mutter to himself.

“Master, why are they so good to me? They give me all the best things when I go to their homes, and now they're even treating my eyes. I only taught that girl a little bit, but I've received so much…”

“In the past, people were afraid that I had hidden too much, and they were willing to kill my whole family and poison me to take it away. But now that I am taking it out myself, the people I want to give it to don’t want it.”

Lin the Blind muttered to himself, and finally groped his way to bed.

Lin the Blind had a dream.

In his dream, he was still a child, learning Taoist arts from his master.

He felt very curious; his master was like a treasure chest, giving him the treasures in the chest one by one.

Blind Lin held the treasure and said with a smile, "Thank you, Master. I'll give these to my apprentice later too."

The old Taoist priest smiled and reached out to pat Blind Lin's head: "Don't overwork yourself, eat well and sleep well..."

Lin the Blind felt his eyes start to hurt again.

He understood in his sleep that love is about going to each other.

Love asks for nothing in return.

He thought he would take good care of his young apprentice and raise him to be healthy and strong.

On Sunday, Su Luo gave Lin the blind man acupuncture as usual.

She packed the dried pills into a bottle and gave Lin the blind man's share: "Uncle-Master, remember to take two pills a day before bed."

Lin the Blind carefully put the bottle away, then nodded calmly and said, "Okay."

"Sweetie, remember to remind your master to take his medicine. Mommy's going back to school."

Su Luo cupped Su Tiantian's face in her hands, the two of them head to head. Su Luo let go after a while, and before leaving, she casually rubbed Heimi's head.

Hei Miler was so happy he could hardly contain himself, and he ran to see Su Luo down the mountain.

After Su Luo got into the car, Hei Mi barked loudly twice.

Su Luo smiled and waved her hand.

Black Rice's eyes shone brightly as it happily returned to the mountain.

"Woof woof—"

[Little master, your mother can understand me now. She said goodbye to me.]

Black Rice wagged its tail happily. Now two and a half people can understand it. Its little owner and her mother can understand it, but its owner can't. It's clever of it to cooperate with it.

Su Tiantian touched Heimi's ears, pinched them, and then shook her head.

Stupid black rice, her mother was just being polite, that's just extending her affection to everything related to her.

...

On Monday evening, Su Luo arrived at the Qiao family home as usual.

Before the acupuncture, she gave the medicine bottle to Wen Fanghui.

"Madam, this is the medicine you need to take. Take two pills a day, before going to bed and before getting up in the morning."

The dosage is small, enough for only seven days, and she makes it every week.

Wen Fanghui smiled and accepted it, saying, "Okay, thank you."

Su Luo handed Qiao Lei the pills: "Take three pills at a time, with warm water after breakfast, lunch and dinner."

Qiao Lei's medicine bottles were noticeably larger, and the number of bottles was also different.

Qiao Lei nodded: "Okay, I will take it on time."

Su Luo said no more and focused on preparing the medicinal bath for Qiao Lei.

The Qiao family still treated Su Luo with great respect, regarding her as an honored guest.

Every night when Su Luo returned to her dormitory, she would receive a fruit platter.

Qiao Lei's physical condition has not changed, and he says he sleeps soundly every night.

Xing Xiaomeng was relieved to see that he was alright.

Wen Fanghui, however, has changed a lot; she looks radiant.

Xing Xiaomeng found it novel and started practicing as well. After practicing, she also fell in love with it. Because of their shared hobby, the relationship between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law became closer.

So when Qiao Jing invited her for coffee and asked her to take some of Qiao Lei's medication for testing, she was a little reluctant.

Xing Xiaomeng smiled and said, "Jingjing, your second brother has been sleeping very well lately. Although we can't see any changes yet, it's not a bad thing. I've been exercising with Mom, and my belly has shrunk a bit."

Xing Xiaomeng felt from the bottom of her heart that Qiao Jing was going too far, and she still wouldn't give up.

Xing Xiaomeng didn't know Su Luo's skill level, but she found that practicing with her mother-in-law was effective. Did this mean that Su Luo was teaching the real stuff?

"Second sister-in-law, this doesn't mean anything. She gave us medicinal food, which may contain ingredients that cause intestinal imbalance. This weight loss is only temporary."

Qiao Jing was a little irritable. Her own mother didn't believe her, her father told her not to go too far, and her older brother and sister-in-law said they were too busy to return to the manor. The only way she could get the medicine prepared by Su Luo was through Xing Xiaomeng.

But unexpectedly, Xing Xiaomeng was also confused.

“Jingjing, Mom and my second brother trust Su Luo a lot now. I can’t let you ruin my relationship with your second brother. I’m sorry.”

After Xing Xiaomeng finished speaking, she got up and left. She had been hesitant at first, but Qiao Jing's attitude made her very unhappy, so she refused.