"It doesn't hurt anymore. This girl is very capable. Do I need to prescribe two more plasters?"

Auntie walked back and forth in the clinic with a happy face.

"Ding dong, the merit value has increased by six points, and your total score is forty-six points."

Ah Jiu let out a sigh of relief: "You have to ask the shopkeeper about this."

Liu Cai'er's eyes finally turned away from Ah Jiu:

"Auntie, you'd better prescribe two pairs of plasters. These are developed by my father's exclusive secret recipe."

With that said, Liu Cai'er led Yun Jie and her son out, and looked back at Ah Jiu again.

After leaving the instructions to the waiter, Liu Cai'er walked in quickly:

"Do you know how to heal?"

Ah Jiu pursed her lips and nodded: "I know a little bit, but I only know ear acupuncture at the moment."

"Ear acupuncture?" Liu Caier's steps were frivolous and she almost lost her balance.

"How did you learn it? That ear acupuncture technique has been tried for hundreds of years."

Ah Jiu was confused when he heard this: "How many hundred years has it been lost?"

"Yes, Sister Ah Jiu." Liu Cai'er put her hands on Jiu'er's shoulders, her eyes full of pain:

"Even my father was lucky enough to learn a thing or two. If you know how, just tell me and I'm willing to learn from you."

Ah Jiu was a little flattered, knowing that Dr. Liu was the doctor appointed by the imperial court to take charge of this plague.

Such an honor would not fall on his head without two brushes.

She, Meng Jiuer, doesn't know much, she just knows how to prick her ears.

"Sister-in-law, how about I give you the book?" Ah Jiu asked tentatively.

"You still have a book? OK, OK, give it to me and I'll learn it myself."

Liu Caier was obviously excited.

Ah Jiu was not stingy at all and immediately entered the space and opened the grid.

"Your Excellency, all spell books in this system cannot be transferred externally."

A voice woke up Ah Jiu from his dream.

"Where are the books?"

Liu Cai'er couldn't wait for Ah Jiu to take it out of her arms.

Ah Jiu said awkwardly: "I lost it." This was really unexplainable.

She also blamed herself for starting to boast without fully understanding the system.

"Oh...then...it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter."

Liu Cai'er's smile was particularly stiff: "You can stay in the library for a few more days and teach me in person. Of course, my sister-in-law won't learn in vain, so I can pay you the tuition."

Ah Jiu was stunned: "No, I still have something to trouble my sister-in-law."

"What are you talking about?" Liu Cai'er saw that this girl's eyes were full of innocence. She didn't even want money, so she regarded her as one of her own family members.

Ah Jiu was a little embarrassed: "I want to stay here for a few days. I have to go to the Yamen every morning to see my parents and grandma."

Ah Jiu also told the truth.

"What happened? You, the Meng family, are refugees. At most, you are being supervised in a gladiatorial arena. How come you are still in a cell?"

Liu Cai'er had an ominous premonition: "It's not because you came from Menghua City that your parents were arrested and interrogated about that strange case."

"No, sister-in-law, it's a long story."

Ah Jiu briefly talked about the relationship with Yuan Wai Li.

The more Liu Cai'er listened, the more uncomfortable she became: "It's true that your mother didn't understand the law so much that she tied someone up. This is not the war-torn Menghua City, so naturally she would blame the eldest sister for blackmail, but... that's not the case.

It’s not such a serious crime.”

Ah Jiu promised her grandma, so Ah Jiu couldn't tell anyone else about her affairs, so she didn't mention it.

"Sister-in-law, Jiu'er actually suspects that it was Member Li who added fuel to the fire and caused this crime."

"That makes sense." Liu Caier paced back and forth in the clinic:

"Jiu'er, do you need my help now? I can make some arrangements, because I'm going to Nanzhou County tomorrow..."

Speaking of this, the tired look on Liu Cai'er's face became heavy again. If her Liu family could not find out the source of the infection, the Liu family would not be able to practice medicine for generations.
Chapter completed!