She took the script and simply served the guest tea, her words saying everything.

Qian Chunhua was confused by the princess's sudden change in attitude, but she did not think too much about it because she was happy to see it happen.

After bidding farewell to the princess, she, led by Nanny Zhang, walked into the pavilion in the backyard.

In the pavilion, a boy about eight years old sat on a stone bench, well-behaved, like a little adult.

Aunt Zhang introduced Qian Chunhua with a smile on her face: "Doctor Qian, this is my grandson, Huzi."

When Hu Zi saw his grandmother, joy appeared in his eyes.

Although he was told not to make loud noises in the palace, he still said in a low and respectful voice: "Grandmother."

Qian Chunhua smiled and motioned Hu Zi to sit down, then began her consultation.

She asked gently, "Huzi, have you ever been able to see at night before?"

Hu Zi nodded: "Yes."

Aunt Zhang added, "He could see before, but two years ago, he couldn't see clearly at night. And his son couldn't see clearly anymore. He kept falling down."

Qian Chunhua asked again: "Does Hu Zi eat carrots when he is young?"

Aunt Zhang sighed, "Where can we find carrots? We haven't eaten any in more than a month, and he doesn't like them."

Qian Chunhua continued to ask: "What about pig liver and chicken liver?"

Aunt Zhang said proudly: "Although we are poor, we still feed Huzi meat to supplement his nutrition. It is all fat meat. Pig liver and other things have too strong fishy smell, and the child does not like to eat them."

After a few simple questions, Qian Chunhua had roughly determined the cause of Hu Zi's illness - vitamin A deficiency.

She opened the wooden box and took out the vitamin A soft capsules and vitamin AD drops that she had prepared in advance: "This is medicine, you guys give it to him first and see how it works."

Aunt Zhang was so excited that she almost cried. She immediately pulled Hu Zi to kowtow to Qian Chunhua: "Thank you, doctor. Thank you, doctor!"

Qian Chunhua hurriedly helped them up: "Don't do this, don't do this. This is just a trial of administering the medicine. Whether it will work or not is still unknown."

After that, she instructed Aunt Zhang: "In the future, try to feed the child more pork liver, chicken liver, duck liver, and carrots if you have them. These foods will help the child's recovery."

After hearing this, Nanny Zhang suddenly felt enlightened.

It turned out that the reason why the child got this disease was because they raised him too well and lacked the necessary nutritional balance.

After Qian Chunhua finished instructing Nanny Zhang, she felt the urge to urinate.

"Madam Zhang, where is the toilet?" Qian Chunhua asked embarrassedly.

Nanny Zhang smiled and said, "Doctor Qian, please follow me."

After saying that, Nanny Zhang told Hu Zi to wait here while she took Qian Chunhua to the toilet.

After wandering around in the back garden, Qian Chunhua would never have found the toilet if it weren't for Nanny Zhang leading the way.

Aunt Zhang brought Qian Chunhua to the outside of the toilet. Aunt Zhang pointed inside and said, "Madam Qian, this is the toilet. I'll wait for you outside."

Qian Chunhua thanked him and walked in.

Qian Chunhua hurriedly took care of her needs and walked out of the toilet door in a hurry. However, before she walked out of the yard, she felt a black shadow flash by and instantly appeared behind her.

Before Qian Chunhua could react, her mouth was covered by a black shadow...

Qian Chunhua was terrified and struggled, but he could not break free from the black shadow.

"Don't say anything, or I'll kill you..." The shadow's low and familiar voice came from behind.

Qian Chunhua nodded quickly, indicating that he would definitely not shout loudly.

The shadow continued to ask: "Where is the basement in the palace?"

Qian Chunhua: …