I travel back and forth between ancient and modern times, hoarding goods to raise my grandchildren a

In the slums, everyone goes to sleep as soon as it gets dark.

But the night was far from peaceful.

The alley was filled with the sounds of coughing, often accompanied by vomiting.

"Doctor Wang, my mother coughed so badly she fainted."

"Doctor Zhang, my son also coughed so badly he fainted."

"Physician Li, my daughter is dying..."

The imperial physicians didn't sleep all night.

One moment he'd be at this house giving someone acupuncture, waking them up, the next he'd be at that house giving someone acupuncture to stop their cough.

After a long and tiring day, the coughing gradually subsided.

The imperial physicians were so tired that they didn't even look for chairs to sit on, but sat directly on the ground.

They rested back to back for a while.

Suddenly, someone shouted, "My father has a fever and he's having convulsions! Where is the imperial physician? Where is the imperial physician? Please, imperial physician, save my father!"

Physician Li quickly got up from the ground.

The other imperial physicians also helped each other to their feet.

We walked toward that house.

When it was fully light, soldiers in full armor went to knock on the gate of the general's mansion.

He stood far away from the guards at the general's mansion and told them about the situation in the alley.

I also told him a series of medicine names and asked him to write them down.

The imperial physicians had instructed that the papers they had handled should not be passed on to others.

Yu Wanwan stayed up late reading a novel last night, and only woke up when she heard Butler Zhou knocking on the door.

She put on her clothes and walked outside.

Housekeeper Zhou was anxious, so he stood outside the door and told Yu Wanwan about the situation in the alley.

"Did someone cough so hard they fainted?"

"And there are still more than twenty people with fever and convulsions?"

Yu Wanwan's expression changed drastically.

She touched the bracelet.

[Ding-dong, countdown to traveling to the modern era: 25:34:55]

It will take a little over a day before we can travel back to the modern era.

The current situation is almost certainly a plague.

I don't know if those people will be able to make it through this day and a half.

"Where is the messenger? Take me out to see him."

Yu Wanwan dressed neatly and even took out a mask before following Butler Zhou outside.

The messenger was still outside the gate, far from the main gate of the general's mansion.

"After you go back, confirm the patient's symptoms with the imperial physicians. It would be best to list out the more serious symptoms separately."

Also, tell the imperial physicians to separate asymptomatic people from symptomatic people. The imperial physicians must remember to wear masks and gloves, and wash their hands after each contact with a patient...

Let the residents in the alley make their own masks and wear them, even if they are already sick, to prevent infecting others...

Tell the imperial physicians to keep the situation stable for two more days. I will bring the medicine back by noon tomorrow at the latest.

She also wanted a detailed description of her symptoms so that she could find a doctor to prescribe medicine for her when she returned to the modern world.

In addition, she shared all the precautions she knew about during the pandemic, hoping they would be of some help to them.

After seeing the person off.

She instructed Steward Zhou to keep an eye on everyone in the mansion and make sure that no one stepped out of the general's mansion gate.

The people in their household have been interacting too closely with people from the slums these past few days.

There is a risk of infection.

"I'm taking some men to the palace to see the Emperor now, and I'll also find a royal physician to give everyone another check-up."

Since she was the first person to suspect there might be a plague, and it was she who brought it up to the Emperor.

Then she has to take full responsibility for this matter.

She needed to consult with the Emperor about countermeasures and share her experiences of participating in protests in modern times.

Before yesterday, the people in the slums had been in contact with other people.

These people need to be identified and isolated first.

To prevent the epidemic from spreading and eventually becoming uncontrollable.

Yu Wanwan called over the eldest brother and the others, took a quick look at them, and after confirming that there was nothing wrong with them, she briefly told them about the plague.

After instructing them not to leave the house and to immediately inform Steward Zhou if they felt unwell, they were told not to.

He then set off for the palace with two guards.

During this period, many families in the capital received food from her. With food, people were not so weak and no longer needed to lie in bed to conserve their strength as before.

There are now many more people on the streets.

On her way to Beijing, Yu Wanwan encountered several groups of people who were out for a stroll with their families.

She glanced at them from afar and felt a sense of accomplishment when she noticed that everyone's faces were fuller and their smiles were brighter.

All of this is thanks to her.

However, this sense of accomplishment did not last long before she was filled with worry.

She heard several people coughing along the way.

She's afraid that if she were to rashly go over to them and tell them, who are already coughing, to go home and lock themselves up, people would think she's crazy.

Even if some of them knew that she was the one who could communicate with the gods, they probably couldn't save her.

She could only quicken her pace toward the palace.

When she arrived at the palace, she was easily brought before the emperor.

The Emperor had obviously already learned of the news.

He paced anxiously back and forth in the imperial study.

The Crown Prince, like a little ox or horse, also followed anxiously behind the Emperor.

The two walked and looked so alike that Yu Wanwan even suspected they were performing some kind of mysterious ritual.

"This humble woman greets Your Majesty."

The Emperor, who had just been performing a mysterious ceremony with the Crown Prince, was overjoyed the moment he saw Yu Wanwan, as if the ceremony had been a great success.

If it weren't so inappropriate, he would have even reached out and helped Yu Wanwan up himself.

"Madam Pei, please rise, please rise."

"Does Madam Pei already know the news?"

"I wonder if Madam Pei has already spoken to the immortal? I wonder if the immortal has given any instructions? Did she say when she would bestow the divine medicine?"

The Emperor was so unsteady that Yu Wanwan couldn't find a chance to speak.

They could only stare wide-eyed and wait for the emperor to finish speaking first.

"Madam Pei, I know I have been too presumptuous. It is not right to ask a deity to bestow a divine medicine without reason. I wonder if Madam Pei could ask the deity if I could purchase the divine medicine from her with silver?"

The Emperor had probably finished his questioning and was now anxiously awaiting Yu Wanwan's reply.

At this moment, Yu Wanwan even had the illusion that she was the emperor.

To prevent the emperor from later realizing his lack of authority and his dark past, he decided to silence her, one of only two witnesses.

She had to stop the emperor from creating more scandals.

He said, "Your Majesty need not worry. The immortals already know about this matter and have promised to bestow the divine medicine by noon tomorrow at the latest."

"This humble woman has come to convey to His Majesty the divine advice on how to handle such matters."

Upon learning that the immortals would indeed bestow medicine upon them, the emperor calmed down.

He has finally returned to his aloof and arrogant demeanor as the supreme ruler.

He exuded an air of dominance and said, "That's very good."

Yu Wanwan spent half an hour in the imperial study, sharing with the emperor some measures from the modern protest period that were applicable to ancient times.

After hearing this, the Emperor decided not to invite any other ministers to the palace to avoid infection.

After she left, a large number of imperial guards came out of the palace.

He then summoned the soldiers from the capital.

These people went to each household in the capital to investigate and ask if they had been in contact with people from the slums.

Upon hearing this, Madam Yu assumed that they had been discovered stealing grain from the slums and immediately denied that anyone in her household had been in contact with people from the slums.

As soon as the others left, she suddenly felt an itch in her throat and started coughing incessantly.