novelaction Chapter 265 (01 words added)
Chapter 265 (01 words added)
They rushed to the military camp day and night, only to find the soldiers suffering terribly from illness. The young lady and the divine physician quickly began treatment, but the strange disease was extremely difficult to treat, and various methods yielded little result. Just when everyone was at their wits' end, the young lady accidentally discovered something unusual about the soldiers' food. After careful investigation, they discovered that an enemy spy had poisoned the army's water supply. Having found the cause, the young lady and the divine physician revised the prescription according to the symptoms. With their efforts, the soldiers' condition gradually improved. After a period of treatment, the army recovered its strength and ultimately won a great victory on the battlefield. The general was extremely grateful to the young lady and the divine physician, and the court also rewarded them. With her medical skills and wisdom, the young lady not only saved the general's family but also made a great contribution to the country, becoming a legendary figure admired by all.
Inside the Regent's Palace, the Regent, having heard of the eldest daughter's deeds, was intrigued. He had always admired capable people, and now that the eldest daughter possessed both medical skills and wisdom, he was even more curious. Therefore, the Regent sent someone to invite the eldest daughter to the palace for a chat.
The young lady felt a mix of trepidation and anticipation upon receiving the invitation. She knew the Regent held immense prestige in court, and receiving his invitation was a great honor.
Upon arriving at the Regent's Palace, the young lady was led to the reception room. The Regent, dressed in a black robe and possessing a cold and aloof demeanor, rose to greet her, his gaze filled with admiration: "I have long heard of your superb medical skills and exceptional wisdom, and seeing you today, I can confirm that your reputation is well-deserved." The young lady curtsied slightly: "Your Highness is too kind. I was merely doing my duty."
The Regent invited the young lady to sit down, and the two began to converse. The Regent inquired about the details of the treatment for the strange illness, and the young lady answered each question clearly and logically. The Regent was very satisfied with her answers, and his admiration for her grew even stronger.
During their conversation, the Regent abruptly changed the subject: "There are still many intractable diseases among the people. Do you have any good solutions, young lady?" The young lady pondered for a moment and replied, "I am willing to collect medical records from various sources, exchange them with my colleagues, and study them together." The Regent nodded approvingly: "Young lady, you have the well-being of the people at heart; you are truly a heroine. If needed, I will certainly assist you." This meeting quietly began the connection between the young lady and the Regent. Although somewhat unexpected, she still accepted the invitation. Stepping into the Regent's palace, she felt an aura of authority. Upon seeing the young lady, the Regent expressed his admiration directly and mentioned that there were still some intractable diseases troubling the people, hoping that the young lady could use her medical skills to treat them.
After a moment's thought, the young lady agreed. Carrying her medicine chest, and accompanied by guards arranged by the Regent, she embarked on a journey to treat the villagers' ailments. Her first stop was a remote mountain village where many villagers had contracted a strange illness—weakness and persistent high fever. The young lady carefully examined the symptoms and found that the illness was similar to, yet different from, the strange disease circulating in the military camp. She began to prepare herbal remedies and personally brewed medicine for the villagers. However, after several days, the effects were not significant. Just as she was worrying, she overheard a story about a mysterious cave in the village; those who had entered had all contracted the disease to varying degrees. The young lady decided to investigate and entered the cave with her guards. The cave was dark and damp, filled with a pungent odor. With her keen observation skills, the young lady discovered a plant emitting a peculiar smell. She collected samples to study and finally found the cause and treatment of the illness. After a period of treatment, the villagers gradually recovered. When the news reached the Regent's ears, his admiration for the young lady grew even stronger. Meanwhile, the young lady, in the process of treating the common people, honed her medical skills to perfection, and her reputation spread far and wide. She traveled among the people, and during this time, she encountered a strange disease she had never seen before. Relying on her rich experience and diligent research, the young lady studied day and night, finally finding a cure. Her reputation soared, and the Regent valued her even more. And in this interaction, a different kind of affection seemed to blossom between the young lady and the Regent, and a new story quietly unfolded.