After transmigrating into the body of the female supporting character's biological mother, she

Upon hearing this, everyone was stunned, and Su Jue awkwardly looked away.

Everyone wanted to laugh, but when they thought about what Lin Zhilan had just said, they couldn't laugh anymore.

Lin Zhilan quickly wrote down a prescription, "It contains some rather expensive medicines. I don't know if the hospital pharmacy has them. If not, I'll contact someone I know."

Xu Yueyun took the prescription and looked at it.

Well, I can't recognize a single word.

"Zhilan," Xu Yueyun said, "what kind of medicine are you writing about?"

Xu Yueyun wanted to help take a look, but it was already a great favor that her daughter-in-law helped with the diagnosis; she couldn't very well ask her to ask around for medicine.

To find medicine, you need to know its name, right?

This is so illegible, who can understand it?

Lin Zhilan suddenly realized that she had two strokes of the pen.

To be precise, she has three strokes in her handwriting.

One type of handwriting is from when she was in school, neat and crisp regular script, flowing smoothly like clouds and water.

Lin Zhilan was very cautious. She hadn't used it since she transmigrated and had been imitating the original owner's neat and beautiful handwriting. Now it was about 70-80% similar, and unless you were a professional, you generally couldn't tell the difference.

Besides her own handwriting and the original owner's handwriting, there is also the handwriting she wrote when writing prescriptions.

She was busy with work at the time, and her master was also bad at writing, so she followed suit and simplified the characters as best she could.

Nowadays, Ye Congshan can easily recognize her handwriting, while Qin Qing and Lin Zijun are still "exploring" it.

She was so used to writing prescriptions that she forgot this wasn't a traditional Chinese medicine clinic on an island.

"Mom, I'll rewrite it."

Xu Yueyun nodded and stuffed the prescription in her hand into Su Bingcheng's hand, "Take it to the kitchen and burn it, don't leave it lying around."

Su Bingcheng asked, puzzled, "Why burn it?"

"Didn't I tell you this before?" Xu Yueyun frowned. "Zhilan's prescriptions are incredibly valuable. Pharmaceutical companies are vying for them."

Lin Zhilan laughed and said, "Mom, it's not that exaggerated. This prescription is for Second Brother's illness, it won't be of any use to anyone else."

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes diagnosis and treatment based on syndrome differentiation; a slight error in prescription can lead to a huge difference in results.

The dosage of medication varies from person to person, so it's unlikely that anyone would have as many illnesses as Su Jue.

After finishing his meal, Su Lang tidied up his things and came out of the kitchen, wiping his hands and laughing, "It's okay if they're lost; other people will just think they're scribbles."

"You're the one who scribbles nonsense." Lin Zhilan glared at him and lowered her head to rewrite the prescription.

Su Lang smiled and insisted on squeezing next to his wife, placing his hand on the back of the sofa as if he were embracing her, unable to leave her side for even a moment.

Even though they had seen it many times, the people around them still got goosebumps.

I never imagined Su Lang would turn out like this after getting married.

He's like a little kid, not reserved at all.

Su Jue looked at his wife thoughtfully.

Deng Jing immediately turned her head away.

Only his sister-in-law could tolerate her brother-in-law's behavior; she was still used to Su Jue's dull and taciturn manner.

The house is incredibly lively with kids.

The sound of children's cheerful laughter could be heard from time to time.

Xu Yueyun leaned back on the sofa, listening to the sounds upstairs, a smile on her lips.

As people get older, they just enjoy the lively atmosphere at home.

Of course, it wasn't the kind of trouble the eldest son's family caused.

These children were all well-behaved, probably because they had been told by the adults not to bother their grandmother, so they were all quiet and didn't make a big fuss.

Afraid that she would be lonely sitting alone on the sofa, they would send a child over to talk to her from time to time.

Even Su Yao was persuaded by Linlin to come over and speak to her grandmother in a soft voice.

Xu Yueyun has truly tasted the joy of family life.

Su Bingcheng sat on the sofa, watching his granddaughters come and go, none of them speaking to him.

He asked his wife, "Why do the children only talk to you?"

Xu Yueyun rolled her eyes. "If you frown a little more, droop your eyebrows a little more, and purse your lips a little more, the children will come and talk to you."

His face was cold and indifferent, as if someone owed him money. Which child would dare to talk to him?

Su Bingcheng rubbed his face, trying to put on a kind smile.

"How is it? Is it okay now?"

Xu Yueyun: "You're ugly, you should go upstairs."

The pretty little ones came to talk to her so sweetly that Xu Yueyun couldn't bear to part with them.

Su Bingcheng: "..."

Dinner was prepared by both sets of sons and daughters-in-law.

A few simple dishes and a pot of hot soup were enjoyed by the whole family sitting around the table.

After finishing their meal and washing up, the children ran upstairs again.

Jiang Chengzhou casually put his hands in his pockets and went to his room to sleep.

He's the older brother; he should be more mature.

Linlin's room is a suite, and the three girls agreed to sleep together tonight.

Deng Jing was initially a little worried and wanted her daughter to sleep with her.

Lin Zhilan pulled her back, "Let them have fun. It's rare for them to get together, and who knows when we'll see each other again."

Deng Jing thought about it and realized that was indeed the case.

So he agreed.

Three little girls squeezed onto one bed.

A lamp hung from the ceiling, its dim light illuminating three young faces.

Su Pei asked curiously, "Linlin, what does the ocean look like?"

Su Pei had only ever heard of the sea in children's songs.

Seagulls fly, the sea is blue.

The waves raced onto the beach.

People are always full of fantasies about things they have never seen. Su Pei heard that her uncle and aunt came from an island, and what the island was like was what she was most curious about.

She didn't dare ask her uncle and aunt, so she asked her younger sister Linlin instead.

Linlin tilted her head and thought for a moment, then summarized, "The ocean is all water."

"Wow!" Su Yao blurted out instinctively, her exclamation sounding inexplicable.

Su Pei gently pinched her younger sister's cheek. "Of course the ocean is all water, you silly little thing."

Linlin spoke up for her older sister, "Sister Yaoyao isn't stupid, Sister Peipei is the stupid one."

Su Pei frowned. "I'm not stupid, but the ocean is all water."

Linlin sat up, arms outstretched. "But the ocean has so much water, you can't see the end."

"Wow!"

Su Yao had become a huge fan of Linlin; whenever Linlin spoke, Yao Yao would praise her.

Su Pei, who was originally a bit stubborn, saw her two younger sisters looking so dazed and confused, and that little bit of stubbornness disappeared. "Okay, I'm an idiot."

Linlin giggled, "Then I'm a little silly too."

Su Yao: "Then I'm a little fool too."

The three little girls started laughing for no apparent reason and couldn't stop.

There was a sudden knock on the door.

"It's getting late, the babies should be asleep." Lin Zhilan's voice came from outside the door.

The three girls immediately shut their mouths, tucked their hands under the covers, and pretended to be asleep.

Lin Zhilan pushed open the door and peeked inside.

Three little heads huddled together, their eyes tightly closed, their long eyelashes still trembling.

"Are they all asleep?" Lin Zhilan asked softly.