Li Mai observed him carefully for a while and asked him if his right eye vision had been affected.

The crown prince hesitated for a moment, glanced at the two guards, and then nodded slightly, "Yes, but you cannot tell Prince Yun."

Li Mai smiled and said, "Your Highness, please rest assured. I know what I can and cannot say."

After saying that, she gestured for the prince to extend his arm so she could take his pulse.

“It can be cured, but it will have to be done in two stages: one internal and one external. During the treatment, Your Highness will need to take anesthesia. Only when you are unconscious and asleep can I treat you.”

Since it involves the right eye, treatment must be approached with extreme care.

How long does each session take?

“It takes an hour each time, but we have to wait a day,” Li Mai said softly.

"Alright, when shall we begin?" the prince asked.

"It will be quick, I'll go and make the preparations." Li Mai stood up.

The Crown Prince agreed.

After Li Mai left, the Crown Prince finally dared to release his emotions. His hands trembled as he touched his face and the scar.

He thought his life was going to be ruined like this.

Fortunately, there was her. This woman was truly a great benefactor to the Song royal family.

The disfigured man was not eligible to inherit the throne, so the news of his injury had been kept secret, and he dared not let anyone know that he was disfigured. The old military doctor who treated him was also a trusted person.

Furthermore, Zhong Hui, Chu Yan, and Yun Chang knew that these were all their own people, so he wasn't afraid. Therefore, he always wore a mask when he went out.

But how could he wear a mask after returning to the capital? He thought of Li Mai, who could cure his grandmother. He wondered if she could cure him too. He asked Yun Chang, who told him to write back and ask his sister.

Thank goodness she came!

Li Mai, who came out of the prince's tent, ran into Zhou Quan and Yun Chang, who happened to be walking by.

They went to see Zhong Hui together again.

Zhong Hui's condition was much more serious than the Crown Prince's, and Li Mai couldn't help but frown as she looked at him.