Baili Mumu

Chu Nanli, the noble Goddess of Chu Kingdom, revered and worshipped by thousands.
She concealed her identity and married into a foreign land, all for Ye Yunting's once spoken words, "In this life, this young master will only have eyes for you."
After the marriage, she diligently served him, cooking and washing for him, but he betrayed her, despised her, and let his servants oppress and humiliate her.
Having just arrived, her scumbag husband wanted to force her to miscarry?
As a military surgeon from the year 2090, she wasn't someone to be trifled with. Harm me slightly, and I'll retaliate a hundredfold! She hacked her path, eliminating enemies, seeking revenge, and even expanding her own influence.
After their divorce, a renowned young general, an unparalleled court Divine Doctor, and an outstandingly talented top scholar all fell for her, each eagerly proposing marriage to her.
Ye Yunting could only cry and line up, "Lili, please give this king one chance."
"Please let this king see the child, our child..."
However, he was callously kicked aside by the almighty, unapproachable Regent King!
"Get lost, my child doesn’t need a father!"

My Aloof Lord Ex-Husband Begs for Remarriage

In such a critical situation, if a treatment for the plague is not studied quickly, I fear even more people will die.


Chu Nanli certainly did not want this to happen and could only do her best under the circumstances.


She wrote down a list of the medicinal herbs that might be used, planning to get some of each as soon as possible to quickly determine the right prescription through trial.


While Chu Nanli was engrossed in her research, she was unaware that the few people who had just left her were now surrounded by villagers.


"What's the situation? Has the Imperial Court really sent someone to save us?"


"Hasn't the Imperial Court abandoned us here to fend for ourselves? What's the point of sending someone now?"


"Yeah, why didn't the Imperial Court just wait for all of us to die before sending someone?"


They were furious with the Imperial Court's response, unsure whether it was because the help came too late or if someone else was exacerbating the situation.


Chapter 332: Prescription