Er Gouzi chimed in, "Dad, I told you not to go into the water because it's cold, but you wouldn't listen. Now you'll have to listen to what Doctor Su is saying, right?"

Uncle Fu blushed slightly and nodded hurriedly, "Okay, okay, I remember, I definitely won't go into the water."

"Aunt Zhang, your grandson just caught a cold. I'll prescribe two doses of medicine, and he'll be fine after taking them. Don't worry."

"Brother Ma, I'll set your leg right away. I guarantee you'll be as lively and energetic as you are now in two months. But you'll have to be careful when you go up the mountain from now on."

......

After finally finishing her medical consultations with the villagers, Su Ruojin packed up her medical supplies while glancing at the woods outside the village.

All these years, those people are still here.

Seven years ago, a group of bandits passed through Mu'an Village, intending to rob it.

The moment those people crossed the stone tablet of Mu'an Village, they were wiped out by the men in black from the forest. The bodies were cleaned up in one swift motion, without alerting the people of Mu'an Village at all.

Su Ruojin, who was only eight years old at the time, came to find her master and saw all of this while squatting by the roadside.

Su Ruojin told her masters about it, and her eldest master told her that these people were protecting the village and were not bad people, so she didn't pay much attention to it.

After packing her things, Su Ruojin went to the back mountain of the village, where there was a dilapidated earth god temple.

Upon entering the temple, Su Ruojin pressed on the round belly of the Earth God statue, and it slid to the side, revealing an underground passage.

Walking down the passage, you'll find several stone chambers, with a strong smell of herbs in the air.

Su Ruojin entered one of the stone chambers, which contained many bookshelves filled with various books.

She took out the books from her bundle and put them inside. The water stains on the corners of the books had dried, leaving faint traces.

Turning to another row of bookshelves, Su Ruojin picked out one of the books and put it in her arms before entering another stone chamber.

The stone chamber was filled with various weapons, and a huge wooden bird was placed in the middle of the chamber. The bird's belly had been hollowed out, and it could accommodate two people.

Su Ruojin walked to the weapon rack, picked out a dagger, and left the stone chamber.

Just then, a white dove flew in and landed on the head of the Earth God, cooing softly.

Su Ruojin removed the paper strip tied to the pigeon's leg and unfolded it. Two lines of small characters were written on it in delicate, elegant calligraphy:

"General Su's mansion has come to Yanyang to search for the long-lost sixth young lady."

"On the third day of the twelfth lunar month, the Regent held a consultation for the Crown Prince at Juxianlou, with a consultation fee of five thousand taels of gold."

Wow, Yanyang has suddenly become so lively. All these important figures have arrived.

The fact that General Su's mansion was looking for the Sixth Miss had nothing to do with me, but the consultation fee of five thousand taels of gold was quite good.

The third day of the twelfth lunar month?

It's just tomorrow.

After feeding the pigeons a handful of wheat, Su Ruojin clapped her hands and returned to the wooden house.

In the courtyard, an elderly man in his sixties was carrying a bucket and watering the herbs planted there.

Su Ruojin walked to the old man's side, took the bucket from his hand, and slowly watered the herbs, ladle by ladle.

"Master, tomorrow the Regent will be holding a consultation conference at Juxianlou. Whoever can cure the young prince will receive a consultation fee of five thousand taels of gold."

"What, are you interested?" Ye Xunzhi looked at his little apprentice with great interest.