Rebirth of the Prime Minister's Daughter: Not to be Trifled With

After Su Yun Chu and Xi Er finished their wontons and paid, they were about to leave. The wonton stall owner glanced at Su Yun Chu, then at Xi Er, and said with a slight smile, "Good food and drinks, please take care, and welcome back next time!"

After hearing this, Su Yun Chu and Xi Er waved their hands and continued walking forward.

After a while, Su Yun Chu and Xi Er passed by a clinic. Inside, people were coming and going; some came for consultations, some came to get medicine, and the clinic's staff were very busy. The business seemed to be booming.

Su Yun Chu stared intently, thinking to herself, "In ancient times, people would see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor when they were sick. Once I learn it, I can open a clinic and have a career!"

"Miss, what are you looking at?" Xi'er looked at Su Yun Chu with a puzzled expression and asked in a low voice, "Let's continue walking forward!"

"Xi'er, what do you think about us opening a clinic?" Su Yun Chu asked with a gentle smile. "We can make money and treat patients, wouldn't that be great!"

After hearing this, Xi'er looked at Su Yun Chu, shook her head and said, "Miss, but how could we know anything about medicine? It would be useless for you to open a clinic."

After hearing this, Su Yun Chu took Xi Er to a shop that specialized in selling all kinds of books. Su Yun Chu selected more than ten books on traditional Chinese medicine.

Those books included various topics such as how to take a pulse, basic knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine, common prescriptions, and acupoint charts. The content was very detailed.

Upon seeing this, Xi'er was immediately terrified! Xi'er looked at Su Yun Chu, then at the books Su Yun Chu had chosen, and asked with a mixture of doubt and fear, "Miss, you bought so many books, can you finish reading them all?"

"Xi'er, how could you not finish reading it?" Su Yun Chu said nonchalantly, "Just take your time, you'll finish it eventually!"

After hearing this, Xi'er looked at Su Yun Chu, shook her head, and said in a low voice, "Miss, you don't actually think you can learn medicine just by buying these books, do you?"

Su Yun Chu was naturally confident in this. Her family in the modern world was a family of doctors. Her grandparents were both highly respected traditional Chinese medicine doctors in their area, and her parents were also very skilled in medicine.

When she was very young, her grandparents would often take her into the mountains to collect herbs, teach her the names and characteristics of various medicinal materials, and test her frequently. She could always answer fluently.

Before she became a special forces soldier, she worked in the traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy of a local hospital, where she was responsible for receiving prescriptions. She had dealt with all sorts of different Chinese medicinal herbs and naturally knew a little about them.

Later, she chose to become a special forces soldier. At first, her grandparents and parents were strongly opposed, because in their subconscious, they all felt that being a special forces soldier was quite dangerous.

After her repeated insistence, her grandparents and parents became less opposed. Then, she had an accident, which led her to this strange world.

Then, Su Yun Chu looked at Xi'er and said in a low voice, "Xi'er, why can't you? It's never too late to learn! As the saying goes, one is never too old to learn!"

Su Yun Chu moved the books she had carefully selected to the counter. The shopkeeper skillfully moved the beads on the abacus quickly.

Soon, the shopkeeper calculated the total price of the books. Su Yun Chu paid the money, and the shopkeeper quickly instructed the waiter to help the customer put the books on the carriage.

Upon seeing this, Su Yunchu waved her hand at the shopkeeper and said in a low voice, "Shopkeeper, I can do it myself. There's no need to trouble your shop's staff!"

After Su Yun Chu finished speaking, she and Xi Er carried the books and left the bookstore. A short while later, the Su family's carriage arrived. Once the carriage had stopped, Su Yun Chu and Xi Er boarded it with the books.

A little while later, Su Yun Chu happened to pass by a shop selling paper and pens. Su Yun Chu quickly told the coachman to stop, and then went in with Xi Er to buy paper and pens.

After buying paper and pens, Su Yun Chu and Xi Er boarded the carriage again. A short while later, the carriage came to a smooth stop in front of the Su residence.

At this moment, the maids from Xiaguang Courtyard came out and, seeing this, hurried forward to help Su Yun Chu move her things. Seeing that there were so many books, the maids all asked in confusion, "Miss, what kind of books are these?"

"These are all books about Traditional Chinese Medicine," Su Yun Chu said with a slight smile. "Could you please help me move these books to Xia Guang Courtyard?"

Upon hearing this, all the maids immediately set to work. Su Yun Chu returned to her room in Xia Guang Courtyard and began to slowly read one of the books.

At this moment, Su Yun Chu suddenly remembered that she had bought some pretty hairpins today, and she decided to take some out and share them with the maids who had helped her carry books back to Xia Guang Courtyard.

"I bought these hairpins at the market today," Su Yun Chu said with a light smile. "You can take them and divide them up!"

After thanking Su Yun Chu, the maids happily took away the hairpin.

Su Yun Chu continued studying the medical books, becoming more and more engrossed in them. Before she knew it, night had quietly fallen.

Xi'er brought in the food and, seeing Su Yun Chu's focused expression, couldn't help but advise, "Miss, please eat first! You need to take care of your health while reading."

After listening, Su Yun looked at Xi'er, nodded, and put down the book in her hand. She ate her meal while pondering the contents of the book.

Suddenly, a brilliant idea struck her, and a glint of excitement flashed in her eyes. The maids thanked Su Yun Chu and happily took the hairpin away. Su Yun Chu continued studying her medical books, becoming increasingly engrossed, and before she knew it, night had quietly fallen.

Xi'er brought in the food and, seeing Su Yun Chu's focused expression, couldn't help but advise, "Miss, please eat first. You should take care of your health while reading."

Su Yun Chu nodded and put down the book in her hand. She ate her meal while pondering the contents of the book. Suddenly, a brilliant idea came to her, and a hint of excitement flashed in her eyes.

After finishing her meal, Su Yun Chu couldn't wait to tell Xi Er her idea: "Xi Er, I've thought of a great idea! We can find an empty room in the mansion and use it as a temporary clinic. That way, I can learn medicine through practice."

Upon hearing this, Xi'er looked at Su Yun Chu with concern, "Miss, are you sure you can manage like this? What if something happens?"

After hearing this, Su Yun smiled confidently, "Don't worry, Xi'er. I'll be careful, and learning this way will definitely be much faster than just reading books."

Without hesitation, Su Yun Chu found an empty room the next day, and after a simple renovation, turned it into her "clinic".

She began practicing pulse diagnosis on herself and Xi'er, referring to the book. Although she was a little nervous at first, she became more and more skilled with each practice session.