The most greedy time-travel in history: the history of a fortune-loving little woman

Chapter 373
Emeralds and agates, real gold and silver, all shone like gold, but the Taoist priests were not moved by it.

Sighing, the Taoist said: "Mother, the poor Taoist is not greedy for money. These things are really unnecessary for the poor Taoist. Tell the truth to the empress, the poor Taoist is really hurt, but..."

As soon as the queen heard the Taoist's "but", she knew that there was still something to be said for the matter. The Taoist was just taking Joe. Picking up the teacup, the queen took a sip of tea slowly.

But the queen didn't dare to neglect the Taoist priest too much, and continued to ask the Taoist priest: "But what? If the Taoist priest has something to say, please speak up."

"But it's not impossible." The Taoist said solemnly: "Pindao has a prescription that can temporarily increase the mana of the poor dao, and at the same time suppress the injuries of the poor dao in a short period of time, but—"

With a sigh, the Taoist priest continued: "It's just that after time passed, the internal injury resurfaced, and the poor Taoist wound was added to the injury, but in order to send this evil thing to reincarnation, the poor Taoist went all out, and asked the empress to help the poor Taoist prepare some medicinal materials. Dao immediately opened the furnace to refine the medicine, and after an hour, the poor Taoist sent away the evil thing for the empress."

The queen was very surprised, she thought the Taoist priest was trying to blackmail money, but unexpectedly, she just needed some medicine, so she said: "What do you need, please tell me, the Taoist priest, I will order people to prepare it."

"However—" The Taoist priest seemed to have something difficult to say, and looked around.

The queen knew the elegant meaning after hearing the string song, and waved her hand, making all the maids and eunuchs around to retreat, and then asked: "Please tell me, Taoist priest."

"Young lady..." The Taoist sighed and said, "Young lady, there are two pills as soon as they come out of the oven, one is for poor people, and the other is for people who are contaminated by evil things. , because it is a medicine for tigers and wolves, so if the person contaminated by evil things is too weak, this... poor Taoist is afraid that it will be difficult to have both."

Hearing this, the queen didn't know what the Taoist meant, so she quickly weighed the pros and cons in her heart, and then she smiled slightly and said: "For the sake of peace in the world, I believe that the princess is very general."

The Taoist seemed to be extremely distressed, and lamented: "It's a pity that the poor Taoists are not good enough, and they only hurt innocent people's lives."

(End of this chapter)