Seeing that Bai Shisan remained silent, Ah Li wrote again, "[Do you have any doubts?]"
Bai Shisan then said, "It's not that I have any doubts, it's just that my brother's illness is so serious that even the imperial physicians in the palace can't cure him."
He had never seen or heard of this woman before, and he could not and dared not risk his brother's life.
Ah Li wrote, "[Can I try first? If it doesn't work, I'll have Zhu Yu save them then.]"
Bai Shisan thought about it and decided it was a good idea.
He had consulted many doctors, but none of them were effective. This person was Zhu Yu's wife, so he decided to let her give it a try.
If she can't do it, at least we can ask her to help persuade Zhu Yu to take action.
"Then I'll trouble you, Madam Zhu."
Bai Shisan had someone go down to prepare, and then led Ah Li to another courtyard.
A maid followed behind Ah Li, carrying a pen and ink, so that Ah Li would always have paper and pen at hand.
When they arrived at their destination, Bai Shisan led Ah Li into a simple and clean room.
A person lay in the room, their face serene and detached, exuding a cool and aloof air, like an ice lotus on a snow-capped mountain, both noble and proud.
Between his brows, there seemed to be a hint of fiery red, which at first glance looked like a touch of cinnabar.
However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that it is not cinnabar, but rather resembles a Gu worm.
Ahri cautiously approached, examined it closely, and finally confirmed that it was indeed a Gu worm.
Bai Shisan also stepped forward and saw that Ah Li was looking at the cinnabar mark between the man's eyebrows, so he said, "This seems to be something my brother has had since he was a child."
Ahri took two steps back, picked up a brush, and wrote: "[A Gu worm that has been on my body since childhood?]"
When Bai Shisan saw the words written by Ah Li, his eyes widened in disbelief. "You're saying this is a Gu worm?"
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