One touch and one silence

"Doctor Xu, please check on this guy. Don't let him die!"

Doctor Xu then walked over, squatted down, and checked the injuries of the person on the ground.

"Your Highness, this man was drugged with a special kind of knockout drug. The fatal wounds are on his chest and abdomen. He lost too much blood. Um..."

Nanzhi interrupted Doctor Xu and asked directly, "Can he be saved?"

"It is possible, but...?"

"It's fine as long as I can." Nanzhi simply ignored what Doctor Xu said next.

"Liu Yue, after rescuing this man, send him to the Dali Temple."

After saying this, he left with his hands behind his back. To put it bluntly, this kind of person deserved to be put to death. The only reason he was saved was because of the Prime Minister.

Moreover, this person can be considered to have redeemed himself in the second half of his life.

Since the person has a remorseful heart and finally died on the battlefield, it is not unforgivable that he was powerless and had no choice in his previous life.

Just think of it as the future of the Great Ling Dynasty, so she extended a helping hand. After all, the prince was quite good to her.

As for being sent to the Dali Temple, it was no longer her business afterwards.

After Nanzhi decided to save people, Liu Yue picked up a whistle and blew it, and a man in black, wrapped tightly, appeared in front of him.

Doctor Xu was so frightened that he staggered and fell to the ground.

Anyone would be scared to death if someone suddenly appeared in front of them.

“Sanqi, after Doctor Xu has bandaged the body, send the person directly to the Dali Temple and tell His Royal Highness the Crown Prince not to let him die.”

After saying that, he followed the three people in front.

The man in black nodded and started to help Doctor Xu.

As soon as Doctor Xu saw these people, he understood that they were His Majesty's secret guards. He had just seen that there were obviously more than two of them around. You know, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince only had four people.

Just now he noticed that when buying rice, Lord Liu Yue made a gesture.

There are also the meats, vegetables and wine that we just packed, as well as the mutton, and the big bag of pork bones that came later, and now this.

Plus, Lord Liu Yue himself was obviously wrong.

Who could be more important than His Royal Highness the Crown Prince? This is something I have never heard of.

Liu Yue seemed to react and looked back at Doctor Xu.

His eyes were full of threats.

Doctor Xu bowed in response, and Liu Yue turned around and followed Nanzhi.

It seems that I have to be more careful when treating this prince in the future.

Doctor Xu bandaged the man on the ground skillfully and said, "This man needs to rest. He might have a high fever at night. We will need to prepare antipyretic medicine by then."

After saying that, he found a pen and paper in his medicine box, wrote a prescription and handed it over.

After Doctor Xu finished writing and packed up, he chased after the people in front.

The man in black behind him easily picked up the man in black on the ground and left quickly.

When Doctor Xu turned around again, there was no one behind him. He thought that the royal secret guards were indeed as good as their reputation.

Then he quickened his pace and chased after the Seventh Prince who was walking and enjoying the scenery in front of him, shouting, "Hey! Young Master, wait for me!"

Nanzhi heard the voice of Doctor Xu coming from behind her, and turned around and looked at the old doctor who was chasing them behind her with a smile.

"Slow down, don't rush! Don't fall!"

"Shuyue, go help the old doctor carry his box."

Shuyue responded happily and walked quickly in the direction of Doctor Xu.

Doctor Xu looked at the people in front of him, turned around, waited for him, and then slowed down his pace.

Sometimes, it is impossible for people to refuse to accept aging. The brisk pace of young people is a thing of the past.

Nanzhi took advantage of this time to look around. This place was already at the foot of the mountain. There were some farmlands and farmers were working hard in the fields.

At a glance, many children aged eleven or twelve were already helping their parents to plow the fields. The younger ones were sitting obediently on the ridges of the fields. The adults were in the fields, looking up at the children from time to time.

Except for their clothes and hairstyle, they look exactly like she did when she was a child.

She still remembers that when she was first sent back to her grandmother's house, her grandmother was worried about her being alone and let her stay on the edge of the field. She could see her position as soon as she looked up. It was not until she went to school and grew up and was able to help her grandmother with things within her ability that her grandmother was often unwilling to let her do it.

She was just asked to study hard. At that time, she helped her classmates with their homework and took turns on duty for them, earning ten yuan a month. Ten yuan at that time was not as valuable as it is later.

Ten dollars can cover her and her grandmother’s living expenses for a month, sometimes even more, so her grandmother can relax a little and not have to work so hard.

Grandma didn't know at first. When she found out, she was also giving her the change. That was the first time that grandma scolded her harshly. That was the first time she saw her lose her temper so badly.

Later, she saw her grandmother hiding in the room wiping her tears. From then on, she became more well-behaved and secretly saved the money she earned. Later, when she learned that the scholarship was higher than that, she began to work hard to get the scholarship.

When she received the scholarship for the first time, her wrinkled face showed a bright smile, and she kept repeating "Good! Good! My Xier is so great!"

At that time, she felt proud for the first time. She felt that she had done her best to repay her grandmother who was already 60 years old when she was sent to her grandmother's house. She endured the scolding and complaints from her uncles and aunts, and even insisted on raising her after the family split up.

What her grandmother said most in front of her was that she had not educated her daughter well, causing her to become a poor person who was neither loved by her father nor her mother.

In fact, Nanzhi didn't hate her parents at all. Without them, she would have had a grandmother who loved her. Until she was 21 years old, her grandmother who loved her fell ill due to years of hard work. At that time, she carried her grandmother on her back and dropped out of school. In order not to drag her down, she drank pesticide directly.

She still remembers the words her grandmother spoke to her seriously as she held her hand before she passed away.

"Xi'er, you are the only one that I owe to my grandma in this life. I know my health condition myself, and I also know how filial you have always been to me. However, I can't bear to burden you. From now on, you will be alone. Take care of yourself."

After her grandmother died, her uncle pointed at her and scolded her, saying that she was the burden that led to her grandmother's tragic death. That was the only time she did not refute her uncle's scolding.

It was not until later that I realized that no matter how much money she made, love could never be compensated by money.

So she later gave her uncle a large sum of money several times, but her uncle refused to take it. At that time, she made a lot of money with this supernatural golden finger.

It was only later that she realized that money could not make up for her existence, and that no one would tolerate anyone snatching her mother away.

So later, when she saw with her own eyes the uncle in the hat who died to save her, she finally understood how she should live the rest of her life.

It's a pity that after only a few years, I was retaliated against.