Zhao Xian dared not accept his courtesy. After all, Wei Jingzhuo was of noble status. He hurriedly asked someone to help him get out of bed, but Wei Jingzhuo got up and came over to support him.

“Grandfather, you must not make any rash moves. I am now just a commoner, and you are worthy of the respect due to a junior.”

Zhao Xian scrutinized him for a long time, and seeing that he looked quite well, he finally smiled and asked, "Jinzhi, I saw in your letter that you mentioned that the poison in your body has been cured?"

Wei Jingzhuo nodded slightly: "That's right. By chance, I met her, and she saved my grandson's life. My grandson is also very fortunate to have met her."

Zhao Xian thought he was talking about a highly skilled old doctor.

He asked with a smile, "Have you found someone from the Hua family?"

“No,” he said, a barely perceptible smile appearing on his lips as he thought of Su Wan, “her medical skills surpass those of the Hua family.”

Wei Jingzhuo spoke with unusual pride.

Zhao Xian was somewhat surprised, "Oh? That amazing?"

He had never heard of anyone whose medical skills surpassed those of the Hua family, a lineage of legendary healers.

Wei Jingzhuo nodded slightly: "It just so happens that I brought him along this time, so that my maternal grandfather can also have his health checked."

He waved to Su Wan, who had been standing to the side observing Zhao Xian's expression ever since she entered the house.

Before setting off, Wei Jingzhuo had already told her about his condition. If it were other diseases, it would be fine, but the deep-seated lesions accumulated in the early stages were difficult to treat.

She walked to the bedside and stood still.

Wei Jingzhuo said to Zhao Xian, "This is Doctor Su who cured my poison."