A concubine? You're more like a joke. I'd rather send you to your death.

Bai Hao is currently still at the border, but according to the plot, he will return to the capital soon.

She needs to get rid of the poison first. Now the General's Mansion is full of Zhang the Witch's people. If she makes it too obvious, they might really suspect that she has been replaced.

“My aunt is right. After I was injured at the Grand Princess’s residence, I dreamed of my mother. She was very distressed by what I had done.”

Therefore, I received some guidance from my mother, which suddenly made everything clear to me. I no longer wanted to live that foolish and muddled life, having previously lived in a daze.

After all, I am the daughter of General Bai Hao, the Grand General Who Protects the Nation, and my mother was a woman of exceptional talent.

Anyone can act, but Zhang the Monster, you'd better get ready for this.

Once I've gathered some medicinal herbs and concocted some poison for self-defense, I'll settle accounts with you.

Upon hearing Bai Luoluo say that she had seen her mother, Aunt Zhang's face turned as white as paper.

"Are you telling the truth?"

Aunt Zhang almost fell to the ground; she was trembling uncontrollably.

Seeing this, Granny Li stepped forward to support Aunt Zhang, saying, "Madam, please don't be so sad. The dead cannot be brought back to life."

Upon hearing this, Aunt Zhang looked at Granny Li with horror in her eyes.

However, Granny Li nodded at her.

Bai Luoluo watched their actions and couldn't help but feel suspicious.

She was just saying it casually, isn't this witch's reaction too much?

"It's true, and Mother looked beautiful in her fairy dress. She also said she missed Auntie very much."

What Bai Luoluo said was so sincere.

Upon hearing this, Aunt Zhang trembled even more violently.

"Auntie, what's wrong? Aren't you happy that Mother has become a fairy?"

Seeing Aunt Zhang's astonished expression, Bai Luoluo got up and took two steps forward.

"Don't come any closer..."

Aunt Zhang immediately shouted in a sharp voice, as if Bai Luoluo were really some kind of ghost.

"Miss, Aunt Zhang is not feeling well. This old servant will help Aunt Zhang back to rest."

Granny Li's face also paled a bit.

"Alright, Auntie, please take good care of yourself. Mother might dream of you one day."

A bloodthirsty smile curled at the corners of Bai Luoluo's lips.

Could there be something wrong with the original owner's mother's cause of death?

It seems the book mentions that Zhang Yuxue suffered severe bleeding during childbirth and died after giving birth to the original owner of the body.

It seems there was no mention of who killed her, or perhaps she simply missed it.

If she had known it would end up in the book, she shouldn't have picked which chapters to read.

Some things are really beyond our control now.

At this moment, Granny Li and the others helped the limp Zhang Auntie away.

"Young Miss is amazing."

Xiao Tao's eyes were full of admiration; her young lady had really changed.

With just a few words, they drove the bad guy away.

"Don't idolize her so much, this is just the beginning. In the future, your young lady will be the one who has the final say in this General's Mansion." Bai Luoluo raised an eyebrow and smiled. "Xiao Tao, get ready, we're going out to buy some daily necessities."

"It's Miss."

Xiao Tao was very happy; she hadn't left the General's Mansion for a long time.

In the past, the original owner would never go out of the mansion to make purchases on his own; the purchases were always made by the servants in the mansion.

To make it easier for her to go out, Bai Luoluo wore a veil on her face. After all, without makeup, her dark skin couldn't cover her dark spots, making her look rather ugly.

If you don't handle it well, you'll get a crowd of onlookers when you go out.

Bai Luoluo, carrying the original owner's silver notes and money, swaggered out of the General's Mansion with Xiao Tao.

The guards didn't dare to stop them, since they had heard about what had happened that day.

Bai Luoluo stood on the quaint, old-fashioned street, a sight she had only ever seen in TV dramas before.

Standing here in person, she was momentarily dazed.

She really did come to ancient times, it wasn't a dream.

The bustling streets are lined with taverns, teahouses, shops and all sorts of other establishments. People of all kinds chat and laugh, while vendors shout their wares.

The sky was a clear, deep blue, and the brilliant sunlight shone on the red bricks and green tiles, creating a stunningly beautiful scene.

"Young Miss, what's wrong?"

Seeing Bai Luoluo standing still, staring straight ahead, Xiao Tao couldn't help but ask.

"It's a very bustling place, I like it very much."

Bai Luoluo looked away.

Having grown accustomed to skyscrapers, Bai Luoluo suddenly seemed to have fallen in love with this place.

“Miss rarely leaves the manor, this is the first time she has gone out to shop on foot. But Miss, there is no need to worry, Xiao Tao will protect your safety.”

Xiao Tao solemnly assured him.

"Okay." Bai Luoluo smiled indulgently. "Let's find a pharmacy first. I want to buy some silver needles and medicinal herbs."

"Why is Miss buying all this? The doctor in the manor has everything."

Xiao Tao looked puzzled.

"Don't ask so many questions, these are very important to me."

Bai Luoluo strolled along the street, her eyes constantly scanning her surroundings.

She must get the silver needles today; the poison in her body must be removed.

"It's Miss."

Xiao Tao followed closely beside Bai Luoluo, her little eyes looking around.

After all, they are at an age where they are curious.

Before long, Bai Luoluo saw a pharmacy.

She quickened her pace, bypassed several passersby, and went straight inside.

A strong medicinal smell wafted towards us.

On the outer counter, a man in his forties was seeing patients. Rows of wooden cabinets were arranged in an orderly fashion, and the names of the medicinal herbs were written on each drawer.

The young apprentice looked to be about fifteen or sixteen years old, neither too fat nor too thin, dressed in gray-black clothes, and was preparing medicine for an old man with practiced movements.

"Miss, are you here to see a doctor or to get medicine?"

After the young apprentice finished getting the medicine for the old man, he hurried over and asked.

"Do you sell silver needles in this shop?"

Bai Luoluo glanced at the young medicine boy and explained her purpose.

“This…” The young apprentice seemed hesitant. “Please wait a moment, Miss. I need to ask my master.”

"it is good."

Bai Luoluo understood that these silver needles were all meticulously crafted and were standard equipment for every doctor.

However, being new to the place, she didn't know much about it yet.

Xiao Tao beside him knew nothing either; the General's Mansion had too many enemies, and there were almost no people who could be of use.

Going out to find someone to customize it is a bit troublesome, and it also takes time.

Knowing she was poisoned, she couldn't eat or sleep until she got an antidote.

The young apprentice walked to the doctor's side and whispered a few words.

Upon hearing this, the middle-aged doctor looked at Bai Luoluo with obvious curiosity.

After all, silver needles are useless to ordinary people; most of those who buy them are from the same industry.

Bai Luoluo didn't flinch, but went straight to meet her gaze.

The two would look at each other, and the middle-aged man would look away.

"Please wait a moment, miss."

The doctor said in a calm voice.

Bai Luoluo nodded slightly and sat down on a chair next to Xiao Tao.

After carefully examining the patient's pulse, the middle-aged doctor wrote down a prescription and handed it to the young apprentice.

Then he got up and walked over.

"I am the owner here, my name is Wang Liang. May I ask what this young lady needs the silver needles for?"

"I dare not hide it, I am also a doctor."

Bai Luoluo stood up and looked at the man.

"Oh?"

Wang Liang clearly didn't believe it, since he didn't smell any medicinal fragrance on Bai Luoluo.

Not only did it lack the aroma of medicine, but it also had an unpleasant smell.