Saving the foolish general, she accidentally becomes his favorite.

The less economically developed a region is, the more likely it is to result in fatalities.

This is especially true for grassland tribes; if someone falls off a horse and doesn't receive timely treatment, their wounds will become infected and they will simply die.

Therefore, those who are skilled in medicine are highly respected on the grasslands.

The Second Prince's wife was originally beyond medical help, but after drinking a folk remedy for just one day, she was able to get out of bed, which can almost be called a miracle!

The news spread throughout the grassland tribes almost within a day.

The last time something caused such a sensation was when the grassland king defeated all his opponents and became king!

The second prince's wife was also in a good mood. She had been ill for most of the time, staying in bed and not going out. The day after she recovered, she went to fly kites with her maid...

Everyone saw with their own eyes that the Second Prince's wife had a rosy complexion and was running and jumping around; she couldn't be healthier!

Everyone has a gossipy nature, and before long, the news spread that the second prince's maidservant's medical skills were even better than those of the witch doctor...

"Hey, the little follower behind the Second Prince's wife, is that the one with the amazing medical skills?"

The passing slaves whispered among themselves:

"Yes, she was quite quick at retrieving the kite. I heard she was originally picked up by the Second Prince's wife on the road, but she saved the Second Prince's wife this time. It shows that good deeds are rewarded..."

"But the Second Prince's wife has been ill for several days. Why did she only come up with the folk remedy now? Is she hiding something from us?"

"Oh dear, it's obvious. She's just a maid. The Second Prince's wife is of such high status that naturally a witch doctor would have to come and examine her personally. But I didn't expect that the witch doctor and the traveling doctor couldn't cure her, but a young girl could. She must be very intelligent despite her young age..."

The word spread quickly among the crowd, because witch doctors rarely treated the poor, servants, or slaves. This little maid usually seemed quiet and easy to talk to, so some people dared to seek treatment from Ye Li.

Ye Li did not refuse and prescribed some inexpensive medicines, which helped the other person recover quickly. Gradually, she gained a reputation for her medicine.

She has several principles for treating illnesses:

First, one should not delay the time spent serving one's master.

Second, the consultation fee is meager, and it is even possible to pay on credit. If the person seeking medical treatment does not have a serious illness, acupuncture and medicine are the main treatments. If the person has a serious illness, a prescription will be written and the patient will be asked to go to the pharmacy to get the medicine.

Third, for those who need daily massage or have difficulty walking daily, Ye Li will personally teach their relatives massage and treatment techniques so that they can go home for rehabilitation.

Such selfless and altruistic behavior instantly earned him the respect of the vast majority of herdsmen, servants, and slaves.

You should know that a doctor's core skills are like his livelihood, and he can't easily pass them on to others. But whenever she taught, she would explain the principles and processes clearly until the patient was cured.

This move quickly made her a new itinerant doctor on the grasslands, earning her unprecedented fame. Every day at sunset, people would line up to see her for treatment.

Seeing that she didn't dare to stop, Lu Wanning used the excuse that she needed to serve her to summon Ye Li back from the herdsmen.

"Your method is too roundabout..."

Lu Wanning looked at her, raised an eyebrow, and said, "So far, the eldest prince hasn't made a move, while you've been busy every day..."

Ye Li wiped the sweat from her brow. She was indeed quite tired, but she couldn't be happier.

Because the merit book is now full of merits!

Those who were cured were all grateful. Although they did not have the power to rewrite the fate of the world, their efforts added up!

With countless small acts of merit accumulated, she could extend Mo Chen's life by another month.

She raised her glass, took a large gulp, and, not quenching her thirst, took another sip, saying:

"It's alright. I'm starting to make a name for myself now, so it's normal for him not to trust me. I can just wait patiently. Besides, I'm good enough to continue treating patients and saving lives..."

Lu Wanning asked, puzzled, "What's enough?"

Ye Li shook her head, not intending to dwell on the matter. She asked:

"Has Uncle Wang made any unusual moves lately?"

Lu Wanning shook her head: "Apart from the beginning when he targeted me as a spy for Tian Shu, he became quiet later."

Upon seeing this, Ye Li became wary:

"He won't give up easily, you need to be careful about this..."

Lu Wanning looked at her, still puzzled:

"What exactly is your purpose in saving the eldest prince? I really can't understand your reason for doing this."

Seeing that she wouldn't give up, Ye Li could only sigh... It wasn't that she was determined to save the eldest prince, but that she had discovered through using the Book of Merit these past few days that the problems encountered by ordinary people were not that big, and even if she saved an ordinary person, she couldn't prolong their life for too long.

However, for people like Lu Wanning and the Second Prince, each act of helping them will generate a great deal of merit!

This could extend Mo Chen's life for a few more days.

From this, she concluded that the energy of so-called merit is more evident in those who have an impact on the world and on the common people.

If an ordinary person had a broken leg and she healed them, the gratitude and merit she garnered could extend Mo Chen's life by two days.

If it were like last time, when he saved the Second Prince and Lu Wanning, the gratitude he felt towards these people who influenced the fate of the world extended Mo Chen's life by five months...

So now Ye Li has come up with a strategy: to treat both major and minor illnesses, to save both the powerful and the common people, and to save everyone without discrimination!

"I save people out of a desire to do a good deed every day, so that my path in life will be smoother."

Although Lu Wanning couldn't understand, she knew that many people in Tian Shu Kingdom were devout Buddhists who ate vegetarian food, chanted scriptures, or released animals to accumulate merit through charity. She assumed Ye Li was the same, so she didn't ask further, only offering a gentle reminder:

"I owe you my favor to gain the Second Prince's affection. As long as you don't harm me, I won't interfere with what you do, but..."

"My father just told me to take you to see him..."

Ye Li tilted her head. "Your father-in-law is sick too?"

Lu Wanning shook her head: "I don't know yet. Every time I see him... I feel a little scared..."

Ye Li stood up, straightened her clothes and appearance, and said:

"When soldiers come, we'll block them; when water comes, we'll dam it. Let's go."

Lu Wanning walked ahead with a worried expression, and unconsciously turned back to ask:

"If Father has a hidden illness, are you confident that he can be assured? Those who hold high positions and great power usually don't like others to know about their pain..."

Seeing that she had lost her arrogance and domineering attitude since marrying into the grassland tribe, Ye Li could only sigh that the environment could indeed change a person.

If it were the Lu Wanning of the past, she would probably have tried her best to curry favor with whoever the grassland king was, and then she wouldn't care about the life or death of others.

Ye Li calmly said:

"It's too early to draw conclusions before the diagnosis, but... if the Second Prince's wife's savior isn't significant enough, then becoming the Grassland King's savior should be enough..."