Yes, the original owner's mother was a maidservant to a young lady from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.
Later, the original owner's mother and the young lady encountered danger. The original owner's father saved them, and the young lady, in gratitude for saving her life, married the original owner's mother to the original owner's father.
The original owner's mother was initially unwilling, but her indenture was in the young lady's hands, so she had no right to say no to the master.
Maids in feudal society had no freedom at all.
At least the original owner's father was decent-looking, had a clean background, and was a capable young man.
Although her family was somewhat poor, they certainly couldn't provide her with the carefree life she had when she was still by the young lady's side.
But at least she no longer worries about becoming someone's concubine one day, or about her master making her marry another servant.
The original owner's mother eventually married the original owner's father against her will. Later, thanks to the little medical skills she had learned from the young lady, she was quite respected in the village.
The original owner had learned a little from her mother, although not much, but that gave her the source of Chen Suwen's knowledge of pharmacology and the origin of the prescriptions.
She could say that all her prescriptions were learned from her mother, and that her mother's decades of experience, combined with her own decades of experience, naturally resulted in some amazing prescriptions.
As for whether her mother's former employer will come forward and say that the prescription Chen Suwen presented was theirs?
Haha, let them produce some evidence.
Moreover, it seems that her mother's family had all fled abroad during the turmoil, leaving no one behind in China.
Although that family was a large clan, it was, after all, a family of doctors, and its population was not as large as that of other families.
Therefore, when they fled the country, no one else was left behind in China.
Chen Suwen wasn't worried at all about them suddenly appearing to steal her things.
Even if those people want to return to China, it will be seven or eight years, or even ten years later.
And probably not many people would know that her mother was a maidservant to the young lady of that family.
After all, the original owner's mother had passed away long ago, and probably very few people who knew her were still alive.
Even fewer people know who her mother married and where she went.
What if, by the very most chance, someone knows her identity, knows her mother's identity, and then thinks that the things she took out belonged to her mother's former master's family?
Hehe, she'll show everyone what a post-apocalyptic superhuman is all about.
Having fought her way out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood, how could she possibly be afraid of ordinary people without any superpowers?
A conspiracy or trickery?
Chen Suwen admitted that she was cunning and calculating, but her mind was simply incapable of any kind of scheming or plotting.
But if pushed too far, she could hand over the prescription to the state.
No matter how powerful a family is, can it stand against an entire country?
Therefore, Chen Suwen was able to produce these prescriptions with confidence, and there was a legitimate reason why her medical skills and pharmacological knowledge had suddenly become so good.
I'm grateful that the original owner was so similar to her in every way, even finding a reason why she could make potions.
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