Sir Song, do you want to pledge yourself to me?

Ji Nuan set off that night.

On the main road outside the village, with the roar of a motorcycle, Ji Nuan drove away from the village swiftly like a meteor streaking through the night sky.

After speeding onto the official road, Ji Nuan retrieved her motorcycle and unloaded the G-Class, which had been unused in her space. It was a gift from her cousin when she graduated in her previous life. She had barely used it in her previous life, but now that the apocalypse had begun, she hadn't expected it to be useful in ancient times.

Ancient official roads were all compacted dirt roads. Fortunately, there were no other people or vehicles on the road at night. Ji Nuan sped southeastward, covering over 800 miles overnight. At this rate, Ji Nuan estimated she could reach the capital in three days.

When the sky gradually turned pale, Ji Nuan slipped into the space to wash and fill her stomach.

When she reappeared, Ji Nuan had already boarded a horse-drawn carriage. She leaned back in the carriage, closed her eyes, and let the horses pull the carriage, swaying slowly towards the small county town ahead.

"Whose horse is this? Why did it wander out on its own?"

"Oh my, why is this carriage unattended? Oh my, these horses even know how to queue up, they're really smart!"

It was not until he heard a burst of noise that Ji Nuan slowly opened his eyes, lifted the curtain and sat on the shaft of the carriage.

At this time, the villagers who were queuing up to enter the city noticed that there was a girl sitting in the carriage.

An older woman carrying a basket asked with a smile, "Girl, why don't you find someone to drive you? Aren't you afraid the horses will take you somewhere else if you sit in the cart all by yourself?"

Ji Nuan smiled and replied, "Auntie, you can see that this horse is very smart. It goes wherever I tell it to go. I don't have to worry about it going to the wrong place."

The people queuing nearby also cast curious glances, exclaiming in amazement: "Oh, that really saves us a lot of trouble!"

Ji Nuan turned to the aunt she had spoken to earlier and asked, "What happened in the city? Why is the inspection so thorough? The team hasn't even moved."

The aunt came closer to the carriage and said in a low voice, "The magistrate's son offended someone and was stabbed yesterday. The knife is stuck in his chest, and he's still unconscious. The magistrate immediately ordered the city gates sealed, allowing only entry but not exit. Even entry into the city is strictly checked."

She pointed to the notice board on the wall at the city gate and continued, "Do you see that over there? That's the notice the magistrate just posted looking for a doctor. Anyone who can save the young master will be rewarded with one hundred taels of silver!"

Ji Nuan was curious about where she got all this information. So she asked, "Auntie, you haven't even left here, how do you know so much?"

"Hey, you don't understand this!" The aunt said proudly, "My eldest cousin's wife works as a sweeping maid in the magistrate's house. She came back from work last night and talked to me about this. When the notice was first posted, I squeezed over to read it and listened to what the yamen runners read. It's a pity that everyone in my family is begging in the fields, and no one knows any medical skills. Otherwise, if we sign up and give it a try, we might just wake up the young master by chance. With the reward money, my second son will have money to get married!" At the end, the aunt had a look of regret on her face.

"Auntie wants a reward?"

Ji Nuan wanted to go and see how badly the young master was injured and whether he could be saved.