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Just as Yun Jin was about to nod, Yun Xiu stood up, a polite smile on her face: "Sister Mengyao, I won't go with you. I'm going to buy some books, let's each go our own way."

Chen Mengyao couldn't wait for her to leave, so she immediately nodded: "Okay, take care."

Yunxiu then turned to Yunjin, her tone gentle: "Second sister, have a good time. Remember to come back early tonight, so Mother won't worry."

Yun Jin smiled and agreed.

Yunxiu, accompanied by Granny Qi, got into the carriage and left first.

Yun Jin watched her carriage turn the corner, then looked away and gave a subtle wink to someone behind her.

Chai Qing received the hint and silently followed.

Chen Mengyao pretended not to see anything, and pulled Yun Jin towards her carriage, muttering, "Finally gone, she's so annoying. I listened to her nagging the whole time it took to eat a meal."

Yun Jin smiled and said, "Let her say what she wants. We'll just treat it as a performance."

Chen Mengyao chuckled, "You're right." She then pulled Yun Jin towards the carriage, saying, "Come on, Grandma's waiting for you at home."

Yun Jin hurriedly said, "Come with me to the pharmacy first; I need to buy some medicine."

Chen Mengyao looked somewhat bewildered: "Why go to the pharmacy? We have plenty of medicinal herbs at home, my aunt has prepared enough."

Yun Jin didn't explain further: "It's not for my grandmother. I'm making a prescription for myself and buying some herbs to try it out."

"Oh." Chen Mengyao then told the coachman that she was going to the pharmacy.

The carriage stopped in front of a pharmacy called Qihuang Hall. Yun Jin got out of the carriage and handed the two prescriptions she had written in advance to the pharmacy's clerk, asking them to prepare the medicine.

The two prescriptions seem unrelated; they are just ordinary prescriptions for reducing internal heat.

After buying the medicinal herbs, I also went to the grain store and bought some black beans, black rice, and black sesame seeds.

These ingredients need to be added to her formula to create a hair-growth formula.

Although she wanted to find a hair growth formula to make money off Liu Zhixue, if she could grow black hair, she could use the formula to accumulate some wealth for herself.

After buying the goods, the carriage headed towards the Zheng residence.

Inside the carriage, Yun Jin suddenly remembered something: "Sister Mengyao, why didn't you invite your friends today?"

Chen Mengyao pouted and said, "I haven't seen them for two years. They're either engaged or married, so they don't have time for me."

Yun Jin laughed and said, "Sister Mengyao is lovesick. I'll talk to Grandmother later and ask her to arrange your marriage as soon as possible."

"Oh, you're making fun of me!" Chen Mengyao said, reaching out to tickle Yun Jin's skin, and the two of them burst into laughter.

The carriage soon stopped in front of the Zheng residence.

After getting off the car, Chen Mengyao pulled Yun Jin along as they walked inside. Along the way, the maids and servants all bowed to the two of them.

Old Madam Zheng was leaning against the couch talking to Madam Wang and Madam Li when she saw them come in. She smiled and said, "Jin'er is here too? Come here quickly so that Grandmother can see you."

Yun Jin quickly stepped forward and bowed, saying, "Greetings, Grandmother, Godmother, and Second Aunt."

Madam Wang smiled and beckoned to her, "Come here quickly and let your godmother see you. How has your mother treated you in the Yun family?"

Yun Jin smiled and replied, "My mother treats me very well, so please don't worry, godmother."

Madam Wang held Yun Jin's hand and looked her up and down. Seeing that she was wearing fashionable fabrics and styles from the capital, and looking at her complexion, she finally felt relieved: "Seeing that you are really well, your godmother is at ease."

Li laughed from the side, "It really makes me jealous. How could such a good girl choose you as her godmother? Mother is so biased!"

Old Madam Zheng pointed at her and laughed, "You can blame me for this too? It's because you couldn't run as fast as your sister-in-law."

Yun Jin was at a loss for words when Chen Mengyao pouted and said coquettishly, "Grandmother, eldest aunt, second aunt, you see Jin-mei but not me? Aren't you being too biased?"

The group burst into laughter, and Yun Jin, standing beside them, couldn't help but smile.

Seeing that she had said enough, Yun Jin said, "Grandmother, I came today to take your pulse. You've been taking the prescription I gave you last time for a while now, so I'd like to see if it's time to change it."

Madam Zheng's eyes lit up: "You child, you still remember me. Good, good, I've been looking forward to it too."

She extended her wrist, and Yun Jin stepped forward, examined it intently for a moment, asked a few questions about her diet and daily life, before withdrawing her hand.

"Grandmother's health is much better than last time. The prescription doesn't need major changes. I'll adjust two ingredients, and after another month of taking it, she can stop taking it for a while."

Upon hearing this, Madam Zheng beamed with joy: "You're truly capable. And you know what? I have to admit, I have indeed felt much lighter these past few days."

Yun Jin smiled and took out her needle pouch from her sleeve: "I'll perform acupuncture once more today, and then I won't need to anymore."

Madam Zheng nodded, had her maid prepare a soft couch, and lay down on it.

Yun Jin washed her hands, took out the silver needles, and carefully placed them one by one.

Her hands were steady, her needlework precise, and she was neither hasty nor impatient.

Chen Mengyao sat to the side, watching the thin silver needles pierce her flesh. She couldn't help but shrink back, but dared not make a sound to disturb them.

About fifteen minutes later, Yun Jin put away the needles, washed her hands, wrote out a new prescription, and carefully explained how to decoct the medicine.

Seeing that she was so proper and serious, and that Old Madam Zheng's headaches had indeed been relieved, Wang couldn't help but be tempted.

Since giving birth to Zheng Wenxuan, she has been unable to conceive again. She has seen many doctors, including the renowned gynecologist from the Imperial Hospital, and has taken a lot of medicine, but she has still not been able to conceive.

Thinking of this, she said to Yun Jin, "Jin'er, come and take your godmother's pulse as well, and see if she needs any treatment."

Yun Jin did not refuse and sat down next to Wang Shi.

Wang extended her wrist, and Yun Jin placed her fingers on it, carefully examining it.

A moment later, she switched to her other hand, her brows furrowing slightly before quickly relaxing.

Seeing that her expression was unusual, Madam Wang became somewhat nervous: "Jin'er, is something wrong?"

Yun Jin withdrew her hand, considered her words carefully, and said softly, "Godmother, do you often feel lower abdominal distension and lower back pain? Are your periods also irregular, sometimes heavy, sometimes light, and dark in color?"

Wang's eyes lit up, and she nodded repeatedly: "Yes, yes, yes! I have all the symptoms you described. The imperial physicians at the Imperial Hospital also examined me, but they only said that I had a deficiency of qi and blood, and prescribed some medicine to replenish qi and blood, but it didn't help much."

Yun Jin understood.

Wang's symptoms were mostly caused by gynecological inflammation, which was very common among women in ancient times, but few people could explain the cause.

Because of their status, the imperial physicians dared not ask in detail and could only treat it as a deficiency of qi and blood, which naturally had little effect.

She thought for a moment and said, "Godmother, there's nothing seriously wrong with your health, it's just that you have some... damp heat in your lower body. The tonics prescribed by the imperial physician aren't the right remedy, which is why they're not working."

"Damp-heat accumulation in the lower body?" Wang seemed to understand, but not quite. "How should it be treated?"

Yun Jin knew that the concept of "inflammation" didn't exist these days, and it wasn't good to explain it too bluntly.

She considered carefully and said, "I'll prescribe a medicine for my adoptive mother first, and she can take it for half a month to see the effect. However, medicine can only treat the symptoms; to cure the root cause, we need to work on her daily life."

Mrs. Wang hurriedly asked, "What should I do?"

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