A retired aunt traveled through time and space, and her daughter became rich!

The Eighth Prince was very reluctant when he left his mother's bedroom.

The main thing is that after he saw his father finished reading the book, he handed it to Eunuch Yang who was beside him.

But as it was getting dark, his mother kept winking at him.

He had no choice but to leave obediently.

Forget it, I hope my mother and father will give him a little brother.

He also hoped that his father's action was just a convenience and he had no intention of taking his books away.

Early the next morning, the Eighth Prince got up, hesitated for a moment, and ran to Concubine Zhu's bedroom.

Concubine Zhu had just finished dressing up. Her eyes were full of spring and her cheeks were rosy, making her look a bit like a young girl.

But the Eighth Prince was still young, and he couldn't see anything at all. Instead, he looked around for a while before squeezing together and coming over.

"Mother, is Father gone?"

Zhupin gently picked up her belt and said with a sweet smile, "His Majesty has just left. Xiaoba, do you have anything to say to your father?"

Although she is not as thrifty as other concubines, she is lucky despite being a fool!

If she could give birth to another little prince, then she wouldn't have to worry about the rest of her life at all!

The eighth prince cried, "Father took my books away?"

Concubine Zhu was stunned for a moment, then glanced around belatedly, thought for a moment, and then waved her hand indifferently.

"What's the big deal? Doesn't Xiao Ba have several more copies?"

The Eighth Prince's face turned pale, remembering that his mother had taken a fancy to his books yesterday, and he had no choice but to send those two books to him.

So he immediately nodded obediently, "Mother, I suddenly remembered that I have to go to the study room in a while, so I will go and prepare now!"

Grease your feet and run away in an instant.

When the old emperor returned from the morning court, he summoned several imperial doctors.

He threw the book in his hand in front of the imperial physician and ordered them to check whether there were any errors in the content of the book.

The imperial physicians who were able to enter the Imperial Medical Bureau were naturally very skilled.

This disease of internal worms is not only known, but there are also proven prescriptions.

However, they only have a vague understanding of the infection, growth trajectory, mating and egg-laying of these parasites.

This book looks colorful and a bit childish, but it clearly explains that these insects have so many categories and the ways of transmission are so clear!

"Your Majesty, I would like to ask, who wrote this book?"

"This book describes it in such detail, but how do doctors know that the worms grow and crawl inside the human body? They don't have to perform autopsies on living people, do they? I think this book is just speculation."

"Doctor Liu is wrong. This book is written in a simple and easy-to-understand way. Even if there are inferences, they seem very reasonable."

"What's the point of looking reasonable? This is a matter of life and death!"

Several imperial doctors got together to read the book, but when they expressed their opinions, they were not unanimous.

If it weren't for His Majesty being there, if the argument got intense, they might have started to fight fiercely with their fists.

However, after some debate, the majority of people believed that the contents in this book were true from the perspective of imperial physicians.

After hearing the conclusions of the imperial doctors, the old emperor nodded and let them leave.

He also sent someone to go to the Eighth Prince and bring back all the other books.

Poor Eighth Prince, he was listening to the class in the study room with difficulty, not knowing that his treasure had been taken away by his father.

The old emperor spent two days reading through the entire set of books.

This sight opened the door to a new world.

This set of books is extremely childish.

For example, this book “Why Do People Need to Eat”, why do people need to eat? Is there any need to explain it?

Wouldn’t it be okay if you don’t eat?

Such a stupid question actually warrants a book?

However, once you open it, you will find that there are actually various reasons behind the daily routines that seem so commonplace!

Even the benefits of eating certain foods are clearly stated.

The rest of the books are also very similar.

It seems naive and simple, but it contains various truths.

These principles seem very simple when explained, but since they are simple, they have never been heard of for thousands of years.

Could it be that these were all obtained by the immortal’s disciple from the immortal?

Does Old Madam Su know anything deeper about the way of immortality?

Thinking of this, the old emperor felt a surge of heat in his heart.

Aunt Su's nose was itchy and she couldn't help but take out her handkerchief and sneezed several times in succession.

At this moment, she was not in the Su residence, but in an orphanage in the capital.

Before that, she had spread the word that for every student she accepted, she would donate half of the 2,000 taels in tuition to the salesian home.

She used the 10,000 taels of silver she received to donate 2,000 taels of supplies to this orphanage.

Of course, there are two other large orphanages in the capital, and she donated two thousand taels to both of them.

Taking advantage of her busy schedule today, she brought her grandson and granddaughter to the orphanage.

After all, since this thing has been donated, we have to come and see how it is implemented.

Otherwise, if the donation is made and then nothing is done about it, it would be like throwing the money into the water.

There are a total of fifty or sixty lonely elderly people and nearly a hundred orphans in this orphanage.

Aunt Su had previously sent over 200 sets of clothing, shoes and quilts, several thousand kilograms of rice, flour, grain, oil and some useful groceries.

This time, she brought a carriage full of prepared food, as well as common pills, ointments and powders bought from the pharmacy.

When she arrived, it was time for lunch in the courtyard. Aunt Su went to the kitchen to see the prepared food, and then watched the servant girl serve the food to the elderly and orphans.

The conditions in this world's orphanages are naturally incomparable to those of modern welfare homes.

However, because it was a peaceful and prosperous time and the capital was wealthy, dignitaries often donated money and goods, so the food in this courtyard was quite acceptable.

The big pot of food is mainly cabbage, but at least there is some oil floating in the soup.

The old man and the children each had a bowl of vegetables and a black-flour pancake. The food was very simple, but at least they could have enough to eat and wear.

Both Sister Shan and Brother Hu felt a little bit reluctant to watch this.

But I still followed Aunt Su's instructions and just watched and said less.

Aunt Su randomly chatted with the elderly and children in the courtyard, and then gave them a small gift.

The small gift was a cloth bag containing a few coins, two baked buns, and three or four pieces of maltose.

This gift is nothing in the eyes of rich people.

But for the elderly and children in the orphanage, it was simply a godsend.

There were also some simple jobs to do in the orphanage. The manager of the orphanage would give the workers a few cents at the end of each month. Although it was only a few cents, most people were reluctant to spend it.

For things like sesame seed cakes and candies, if it weren’t a festival, who would be willing to spend their own money to buy them?

Even though the small bag is made of coarse cloth, it is still of rare good quality cloth!

Aunt Su gave away hundreds of small gifts in one go, and handed the food she brought to the manager of the courtyard.