The Concubine Strikes Back: The Marquis Insists on Me to Be His Wife

"Take her with you." The emperor pointed at Su Wanrong who was kneeling on the ground.

Su Qing, Jiang Weiyang and others escorted the emperor to the carriage. After the carriage drove away, Su Qing whispered, "Stupid X."

"Qing'er, what are you talking about?"

"Can you hear such a small sound?"

"What do you say?"

Su Qing was about to say something when she remembered that her father was still here.

"Father, let me send someone to take you back!"

"Go back to the General's Mansion tomorrow. I have something to ask you."

"My daughter knows. Ruyu, send General Su back to the general's mansion. Make sure he gets there safely."

"Yes, ma'am."

Su Yong looked at Su Qing. She hadn't even become the principal wife yet, but everyone called her Madam. Even the emperor said so. It seemed that he had underestimated this daughter in the past.

"Be careful on the road, father."

"Go back. I am sorry for bothering you today. I will come to thank you another day."

"Family, you're welcome."

After seeing General Su off, Su Qing and Jiang Weiyang returned to Yilan Courtyard.

At this moment, Jiang Weiyang was learning to use crutches. Su Qing taught him how to use them. He could barely take a step, but it was still very painful.

"Qing'er, what should I do if it still hurts?"

"Don't worry, my Lord. It will still hurt for a while. When it doesn't hurt anymore, you can walk with the help of the wall. It will get better slowly. I just touched it and it has recovered very well. With your physical condition, it will be fast."

"Luckily, I have you. Thank you, Qing'er."

"My Lord, you seem to be very emotional today?"

"I never thought I could stand up again, but you gave me hope."

"Then my Lord, you must thank me very much!"

"How can I thank you? Just tell me and I'll do it."

"My pharmacy has been decorated and will be open in the next two days. Lord, can you help me think of a name and write an inscription for me?"

"It's that simple?"

"It's that simple."

"Let me think about it~"

"There's no rush."

Jiang Weiyang thought about it, and suddenly a name appeared in her mind. She thought it was very suitable. Since she wanted to save people, she would call it Jishidiang!

"Qing'er, what do you think of Jishitang?"

"Jishi Tang? Is it the Jishi that means to heal the world with medicine?"

"Yes, that's exactly what I mean."

"That's right, let's call it Jishiditang. I've already recruited the shop assistants and the accountant, Mr. Xiaoyu, and I've asked Liyue to help as well."

"Okay, as long as you're happy. Go to bed early!"

The next day, Jiang Weiyang came back from court and asked Su Qing to go to the study to write a plaque for her.

Su Qing was grinding ink while Jiang Weiyang was writing.

"Yesterday, the emperor favored Concubine Su."

"As expected. Hopefully she can live longer."

"You should hope that she won't bring trouble to the family."

"Doesn't that mean the same thing?"

"When will it open?"

"The second day of February, I think! That day is a good one."

"Then do you still want to go to the clinic?"

"Does the Marquis want to regret it?"

"Can I regret it?"

"No, Lord. You can't go back on your word once you've promised me."

"Then you should wear a veil and don't let others see your face."

"Okay, okay... I'll do whatever you say. I'll put it on and cover my head. Okay?"

"Don't joke with me."

Three days later, Jiang Weiyang personally led people to the pharmacy to take charge.

The gongs and drums were beating, and the firecrackers were blasting. The opening of Jishitang was much more lively than the opening of Gujintang at that time.

When everyone saw Marquis Wu'an guarding the door of Jishiditang, they asked around and found out that it was a medicine shop opened by the marquis's wife, who also saw patients in person. They all came to feel their pulses.

Su Qing was very busy. The line for consultation stretched outside. The medicine was much cheaper due to the opening of the business, so there were many people coming for consultation and buying medicine.