The Rise of a General's Daughter-in-Law Doctor

Li Muxia looked in the direction of the sound, but before she could see who it was, she was embraced by Li Anran who rushed over.

She could hear Li Anran's panting voice in her ear: "Sister Xia, you're finally back. Anran missed you so much."

Li Muxia's tears, which she had managed to hold back, flowed again uncontrollably. However, she still smiled and said, "Yes, I'm back."

Aunt Shangguan Wanyun, who was also panting heavily behind them, took a breath, looked at the two embracing each other, and said with a smile, "Mu Xia, you're finally back."

Li Muxia, holding Li Anran, smiled at her second aunt and said, "Yes, second aunt, I'm back."

Shangguan Wanyun looked at Li Anran, who was still clinging to Li Muxia, and quickly stepped forward to pull Li Anran away. She said with a smile, "What's wrong with you, Muxia? She's had a long journey. Why don't you let go of her and let your sister Xia go in and rest?"

Li Anran then released her grip on Li Muxia and looked at her carefully. Li Muxia felt a pang of heartache seeing those big, wet eyes.

She took out her handkerchief, wiped away her tears, and said with a smile, "Our Anran has grown up too, she's so beautiful."

Li Anran has indeed changed a lot. Before Li Muxia left, she left Li Anran a prescription to improve her health and told her to practice yoga every day. It was a set of yoga specially designed by Li Muxia for Li Anran to strengthen her body. In addition, Li Anran plays badminton every day, so her physical condition has improved a lot.

Now, she no longer looks sickly like she did the first time I saw her. Her rosy cheeks show that Li Anran is in very good physical condition.

Only then did Li Anjin have a chance to step forward and say to Li Muxia, "Muxia, welcome back."

Li Muxia smiled and said, "Yes, big brother, I'm back."

At this moment, Li Muxia also saw Cui'er and Hong'er behind the old general, their eyes filled with tears. The way they wanted to go forward but dared not made Li Muxia feel warm inside.

She winked playfully at the two girls, causing them to wipe away tears again: "Miss is back safe and sound, and hasn't forgotten us. That's wonderful!"

Although both of them wanted to give Li Muxia a bear hug, they held back because their masters were present and they stood obediently behind the old general.

The old general still doted on his eldest granddaughter. Seeing that Li Muxia looked a little tired, he knew that she must have had a long and tiring journey. Seeing that everyone was still standing in the courtyard chatting with Li Muxia, he quickly said, "Alright, Muxia has finally come back. She must be tired from the journey. Let her go back to her room to rest and tidy up."

Only then did everyone let Li Muxia leave. Even Li Anran, who wanted to go to Liuxia Garden with Li Muxia, was stopped by Shangguan Wanyun.

She looked at Li Muxia with a hint of resentment, which made Li Muxia laugh. Seeing the little girl's eyes about to cry, she quickly comforted her, saying, "Second Aunt, it's okay. Let Anran come back with me. I also have a lot to say to Anran."

Shangguan Wanyun then let go of Li Anran's hand, looked at the happy Li Anran, and instructed her, "Don't disturb Mu Xia's rest."

After bidding farewell to everyone, Li Muxia returned to Liuxia Garden with Li Anran and her two maids. As soon as they entered the courtyard, Cui'er and Hong'er knelt down in front of Li Muxia: "Miss, you're finally back. We miss you so much."

Li Muxia, both amused and exasperated, helped the two of them up and said, "Alright, I'm back now. I should thank you both for taking such good care of our Liuxia Garden."

Hearing Li Muxia's words, the two felt a warmth in their hearts. The young lady had just mentioned their Liuxia Garden, so did that mean that they were very important to her?

Seeing that the two were about to cry again, Li Muxia quickly said, "Alright, your young lady has been traveling non-stop all the way and is covered in dust. It would be so nice to take a nice bath."

Upon hearing Li Muxia's words, the two maids quickly replied, "We'll prepare bathing supplies for you, Miss."

The two then ran off, one to boil water and the other to pack things. Even Chunxing and Qiuju, who were following behind Li Anran, went to help.

Li Muxia pulled Li Anran to sit down at the stone table in the courtyard.

Looking at Li Muxia, Li Anran couldn't help but shed tears again, and choked out, "Sister Xia, you're finally back. Do you know how much Ran'er missed you?"

Li Muxia's eyes also reddened a little as she said, "I know, I also want Anran to be safe."

Hearing that Li Muxia also missed him, Li Anran was very happy, and her voice rose several octaves: "Really? But, Sister Xia, you are so beautiful now, even more beautiful than six years ago."

Li Muxia listened to Li Anran chattering about her changes and felt very happy. This little cousin really hadn't changed at all.

The two didn't chat for long before Cui'er and the others prepared bathwater. Li Muxia asked them to wait for her outside before going in to take a bath. She had been rushing all the way and hadn't had a proper bath yet.

Although Li Muxia wasn't a germaphobe, she was still quite clean. Looking at the steaming bathwater, Li Muxia eagerly put on her clothes and got in, letting out a comfortable sigh.

After taking a shower, Li Muxia changed into a clean set of clothes. Luckily, she had bought a few extra pieces at the clothing store earlier; otherwise, she definitely wouldn't be able to wear her old clothes now.

After getting everything ready, Li Muxia didn't rest. She took Li Anran to find the old general. She knew that her grandfather must also want to know about her experiences over the past few months, but he was afraid that she was too tired, so he told her to go back and rest first.

When we arrived at the old general's courtyard, we saw him standing in the pavilion, looking up at the sky. We wondered what he was thinking.

Li Muxia called out, "Grandpa."

When the old general heard Li Muxia's voice, he turned around, his eyes filled with undisguised joy, but he said, "Muxia is here. Why didn't you rest a little longer?"

Li Muxia approached the old general, and she and Li Anran each took one of his arms, saying in a coquettish tone, "Muxia isn't tired, and Muxia also wants to share her experiences of the past few months with Grandpa. Doesn't Grandpa want to know?"

Looking into Li Muxia's bright eyes, the old general smiled indulgently and said, "You little rascal, tell me, let your grandfather hear how our Muxia has been these past few months."

Li Muxia smiled mischievously, helped the old general sit down, and began to recount her experiences over the past few months.

When Li Muxia told them that she had been practicing medicine under the alias Xia Mu all the way, the old general and Li Anran looked at him with surprise.

The old general asked incredulously, "You said you used the alias Xia Mu, so is there any connection between you and the legendary healer?"