After returning to the capital, the eldest daughter saved her entire clan with her medical skills.

Chapter 287 (12 words added)



Chapter 287 (12 words added)

She consulted numerous medical texts, exchanged ideas with experts both domestically and internationally, and continuously explored various possibilities. After arduous efforts, Xue Ruanruan finally discovered a special herb that had a significant inhibitory effect on the plague virus. She was thrilled, but also realized that more time and resources were needed to promote this herb nationwide. Therefore, she collaborated with the imperial court, organizing a medical team to travel to various epidemic areas with the herb. Along the way, they encountered numerous difficulties and challenges, but Xue Ruanruan persevered relentlessly. With the widespread application of the herb, the epidemic was effectively controlled, and more and more patients recovered. People's gratitude towards Xue Ruanruan was overflowing, and her reputation grew even stronger. Ultimately, the plague was completely eradicated, and the country returned to its former prosperity. Xue Ruanruan thus gained even greater honor and respect; her medical achievements were recorded in history, becoming a model for future generations. At the victory banquet, Xue Ruanruan delivered a deeply moving speech. She reviewed the arduous journey of fighting the epidemic and emphasized the power of unity and perseverance. People raised their glasses to pay tribute to this great physician. However, just as Xue Ruanruan was basking in the joy of victory, a mysterious letter arrived in her hands. The letter's words exuded an air of mystery, piquing her curiosity. It mentioned a distant place where a peerless elixir was said to reside, capable of curing all kinds of intractable diseases. Xue Ruanruan decided to embark on this new journey to find this miraculous medicine. Finally, everyone eagerly drank the wine in their glasses. The wine's rich, sweet taste instantly filled their mouths, intoxicating them. At the same time, a subtle fruity aroma lingered, giving a refreshing and pleasant feeling. Everyone closed their eyes, savoring this rare delicacy, as if they were in an orchard, experiencing nature's bounty. After a long while, they slowly opened their eyes, satisfied smiles on their faces. "This wine is truly excellent!" someone exclaimed. "Indeed, but I think the monkey wine from before was even more special," another echoed. “Yes, that wine has a unique aroma and taste that lingers on the palate,” Xue Ruanruan said with a smile. “I really want to taste it again…” someone said regretfully, a look of remorse on their face, as if they had missed something precious. Their eyes revealed a longing and nostalgia for that taste, as if they couldn't forget the wonderful experience. This sentence was full of emotion, conveying a deep yearning and reluctance. Perhaps it was a certain delicacy, or a beautiful experience, that made it so unforgettable. This kind of expression often appears in literary works or daily life, conveying complex emotions through simple words. Since the beginning of winter in the Chu-Qin Kingdom, the weather had been unusually cold, with heavy snow falling incessantly, as if burying the entire world in a white embrace. These successive blizzards had a huge impact on the people. The once bustling cities became deserted, the streets covered with thick snow, and few pedestrians were seen, with only a few people wearing heavy cotton-padded coats struggling to walk. Rural areas suffered even more severely; crops froze to death, houses collapsed, and many farmers lost their homes and livelihoods. Heavy snow paralyzed transportation, preventing food and supplies from reaching the disaster area in time, making hunger and cold the biggest problems facing the people. Under these circumstances, more and more people began to flee their homes, seeking a chance to survive. Carrying only their meager belongings, they embarked on long journeys, hoping to find a safe place to escape the disaster. These refugees wandered aimlessly, with nowhere to go, relying solely on charity and aid to survive. Some were fortunate enough to receive help from local governments or charities, but many more fell into despair. Social order was also severely disrupted, with crime rates rising and robberies and thefts occurring frequently. People were filled with fear and anxiety about the future, unsure how long the snowstorm would last or whether they would survive. In this cold winter, the people of Chu and Qin were experiencing an unprecedented test, needing to unite and overcome this difficulty together. The Regent King was busy handling state affairs every day, concerned for the well-being of the people. He moved between court and ministers, discussing national matters; he went deep into the countryside to understand the people's hardships and needs. Whether it was natural disasters, man-made calamities, or livelihood issues, the Regent always personally intervened and actively sought solutions. He tirelessly traveled throughout the land, inspecting farmland, providing relief to disaster victims, and promoting reforms—all to improve the lives of the people. Under the Regent's efforts, the country gradually prospered, and the people...


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