Hearing Xu Nian's explanation, Yin Mengmeng didn't ask any more questions.

He brought the medicine, which was at just the right temperature, to Xu Nian and gestured for her to drink it.

After drinking her medicine, Xu Nian stroked the bowl in her hand and said, "I still don't know your name, my savior."

"My name is Yin Mengmeng. I am an itinerant doctor. You can call me Mengmeng or Doctor Yin."

"Just stay here and rest while you recover. I'll heal you." Yin Mengmeng took the medicine bowl, a big smile spreading across her face.

"Okay, then I'll trouble you, Dr. Yin." Xu Nian's tense expression relaxed.

Over the next few days, she saw Yin Mengmeng coming and going.

She was decisive and efficient in her speech and actions. When villagers came to see her for treatment, she didn't mind if they didn't pay. Instead, she would smile kindly and see them off.

Seeing this, Xu Nian, who was already able to walk, asked curiously, "You don't charge them money and you even give them medicine for free, so how are you going to support yourself?"

If she wasn't mistaken, there were only a few grains of rice left in the kitchen rice container; even cooking a bowl of porridge would taste bland.

"Haha! I'll go out and dig up some wild vegetables later," Yin Mengmeng said with an awkward laugh.

"We can eat wild vegetables today, but what about tomorrow?" Xu Nian leaned against the door frame, her bright eyes making Yin Mengmeng feel even more guilty.

"We can also eat wild vegetables," Yin Mengmeng said with a wry smile.

"Really... You eat wild vegetables, but you can't expect me, an injured person, to eat wild vegetables too, can you?" Cracks appeared on Xu Nian's expressionless face. She knew that Yin Mengmeng was having a hard time, but she never expected that she would be so poor that she couldn't afford to eat.

She would not charge anyone a penny if they cried in front of her, and would even give them medicine herself. She was truly a rare and great philanthropist.

Of course, this is not Yin Mengmeng's fault.

She meant well and wanted to help those in need; the ones who were wrong were the petty people who loved to take advantage of others.

Kindness itself is not wrong; the wrong lies with those who betray kindness.

"Sigh! Go to the village and exchange some grain for some. I don't want to go hungry with you." Xu Nian stuffed a tael of silver into Yin Mengmeng's hand.

"Okay, I'll go exchange it for grain right away." Yin Mengmeng smiled broadly as she held the silver. How long had it been since she had seen silver? The last time she saw silver was a month ago.

"Remember to exchange it for grain. Don't give this money away," Xu Nian said helplessly.