I transmigrated to the 1970s and became the female lead's vicious stepsister.

There were two people in the car, taking turns driving, and it was clear that they were both quite skilled.

Only then did Su Lingwu have the mind to think about her trip to the capital.

Su Lingwu guessed that Grandpa Fu must have given the medicine to the leader. Grandpa Fu must have had his own reasons for giving the medicine away at this time, and he wouldn't want to harm her.

Despite the hardships of the journey, Su Lingwu made no excessive demands, followed others' arrangements, and was not pretentious. She would eat when there was food available, and didn't mind if there wasn't.

The two people who came to pick her up breathed a sigh of relief. They thought it would be a difficult task, after all, they had heard that she was the daughter-in-law of the Fu family, good-looking, and not the type to be wronged. They thought the journey would be quite arduous.

To their surprise, it was completely unexpected.

The two observed Su Lingwu through the rearview mirror, and she was different from the rumors.

Upon arriving in the capital, Su Lingwu breathed a sigh of relief; the journey had indeed been exhausting.

Su Lingwu couldn't very well have an extra meal or go into her private space to rest under the watchful eyes of the two soldiers, so she could only tough it out in the car.

"Comrade Su, we've arrived."

Su Lingwu looked at the secluded courtyard in front of her and went inside.

"Grandpa, you're here too!"

Su Lingwu was very happy to see Grandpa Fu. With Grandpa Fu around, she was no longer afraid.

"My child, you must be tired from your journey."

If he had a choice, Grandpa Fu wouldn't want to put his granddaughter-in-law through a lot of trouble, but after thinking it over, he concluded that the benefits of the medicine outweighed the drawbacks.

After all, his granddaughter-in-law was a skilled doctor, and many people knew that she had donated a prescription to the army, which the leaders were aware of.

This time, the leader was seriously ill, and many doctors couldn't do anything about it. So Grandpa Fu took out the pills that Su Lingwu had given him. After the leader took them, he felt much better and wanted to see his granddaughter-in-law, which led to this arrangement.

"Old Fu, this must be your granddaughter-in-law. I have to say, you've got such amazing skills, why didn't you introduce her to everyone sooner? You're keeping it a secret!"

"Girl, next time you have such good medicine, don't hide it. What will you get from giving it to Old Man Fu? It's different for Grandpa Liu. Let's settle things clearly, and I will never let you suffer a loss."

"Old Liu, have you no shame? Who are you trying to fool? Do you even have control over the money in your pocket? You dare to spout such nonsense!"

Old Master Fu was unwilling to let someone lose face in front of his granddaughter-in-law, so he naturally wanted to get revenge.

His granddaughter-in-law, would he let his child suffer?

"Hey, hey, why are you two arguing? Don't scare the child. Su girl, you're really something! Grandpa Zhou heard that you're a self-taught TCM practitioner and have actually learned this much. You must be very smart. TCM isn't something just anyone can learn well."

"Thank you for the praise, Grandpa Zhou. I am also fortunate to have received guidance from someone. Perhaps it is my luck that I suddenly had an epiphany. Not only do I no longer feel sleepy when reading, but after reading a book a few times, I can easily remember it, which is why I have made such rapid progress."

"Of course, it also owes much to my master's patient guidance. Even though we can't meet, he still writes to me regularly and organizes my study materials. Moreover, the leaders of the military region are all very kind and willing to give me room to grow. Along the way, I have been very lucky to have met so many benefactors."

Su Lingwu naturally knew that her medical skills had improved so much in such a short time, which might be hard to believe, but she could only try to make her reasons as plausible as possible.

It's not uncommon for people to suddenly have a breakthrough in their understanding.

That year, no dark horse emerged in the college entrance examination. Suddenly, I had a breakthrough and my grades improved by leaps and bounds.

I do have a very good memory now, which makes it easier for people to believe me.

"Oh, then you must have a photographic memory, and be able to remember something after reading it a few times?" Grandpa Zhou handed over two books.

Su Lingwu knew that this was a test. After all, which leader would let someone treat him so easily? How could he easily trust her without clarifying the situation?

Su Lingwu took the book and read it carefully from beginning to end. She closed her eyes, sorted out the gist of it, and then read it again. She sat and pondered for a moment before picking up another book to continue reading.

"I'm all set. Grandpa Zhou can test me on the contents of these two books as he sees fit."

Everyone became interested, and even those who were initially skeptical started to take it seriously.

I thought it was Old Man Fu deliberately paving the way for his granddaughter-in-law, since everyone knew the Fu family had triplets. I didn't expect him to actually be so capable.

Several people took turns testing Su Lingwu on the contents of the book, reciting it forwards, backwards, and skipping around, and she could answer all of them. Moreover, she could integrate the knowledge and apply it to other situations.

"Old Fu, what kind of life do you have? Your grandson is so successful, and your granddaughter-in-law is so outstanding! How are we supposed to live?!"

These big shots seemed to agree with Su Lingwu's statement; she truly had a photographic memory. Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain how she could learn such excellent medical skills in such a short time.

They have a photographic memory and a good brain; they can remember everything they've read. This is practically a cheat code for studying medicine, since one of the most important challenges in learning traditional Chinese medicine is memorizing texts.

"Alright, let's get back to the point. Su girl, the reason we asked you to come here this time is to have you help us old folks take care of our health."

"These grandfathers are all pillars of the country, and I will do my best to help them recover."

"Girl, do you still have any of that good medicine on hand?"

"Yes, give each of us ten first."

Grandpa Fu was so angry that he laughed when he heard Old Liu's shameless exorbitant demands. "You guys are really something else. Do you think they're cabbages? It takes so many good medicinal herbs to make just a few grains, and you're asking for ten grains each? Besides, can you even afford to pay? Just one grain costs eight hundred yuan, so ten grains would be eight thousand."

Grandpa Fu couldn't let his granddaughter-in-law suffer.

It's normal for such a good medicine to be expensive; after all, many medicines are extremely rare and hard to come by.

Grandpa Fu knows this best; he felt much better after eating it.

"I definitely don't have any medicine on hand. I gave it all to my family after the last treatment. But I can give you grandfathers some acupuncture treatment first. As for the medicine, I'll see if I can buy the herbs. After all, good herbs are hard to come by."

Su Lingwu wouldn't give away the medicine so quickly; things are valued for their scarcity, and if there's too much, it becomes worthless.

Grandpa Fu has already given away the medicine and is unlikely to reappear anytime soon; otherwise, how could the preciousness of the medicine be demonstrated?

She can start by treating her body with acupuncture. She has made great progress in acupuncture and can now integrate the control of the spiritual spring into acupuncture to achieve excellent results.

"Grandpas, could I ask you for some of your calligraphy?" Su Lingwu rubbed her hands together, wondering if she could pay some interest first.