Distressed Young Woman Transmigrates: Wangfei Who Defies the Imperial Edict Chapter 260: Changes (1)

"Miraculous doctor Xiao, I will send you a basket of eggs."

"Hehe, you are too polite, ma'am."

Xiao Yao is now walking in Anshun County, and everyone knows her, and many people even send her some food to express their gratitude.

Xiao Yao was a little ashamed, the number one genius doctor was too unreliable, she didn't even count as a doctor who became a monk halfway, but she got the title of genius doctor in vain, embarrassingly dead.

Those evil patients who thought they were doomed, recovered after taking her prescription, were very grateful to her, treated her as a reincarnated Bodhisattva, and praised her for her excellent medical skills and rejuvenation. Haruka was sweating.

No matter how she explained that she was not responsible for it, they turned a deaf ear to it. The rumors were deified and distorted through rumors, and in the end she turned into a miracle doctor.

However, the medicine can cure so many people, and it can be regarded as a complete merit, so it is not in vain for her to write down the medicine back then.

This day she was sitting outside the medical office bandaging a patient.

A guard enthusiastically handed her a letter: "Miss Xiao, I have your letter."

The joy in Xiao Yao's heart must be Yan Chi's letter. In the past half a month, Yan Chi sent her two letters, asking her to pay attention to rest and take care of herself.

During these hard and tiring days, Yan Chi's letter was like a nutrient, which lifted her spirits a lot.

Open the letter.

"Xiao Shangshu is being imprisoned, come to Lingzhou quickly. Tonight"

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Xiao Yao rushed to Lingzhou non-stop, and immediately after dismounting at the city gate, guards led her to a separate house of the Yan family in Lingzhou.

Xiao Yao rushes in, walks through the garden and walks through the corridor, and goes to the study.

"Chi, what happened? Why was uncle imprisoned suddenly?" Xiao Yao rushed to Yan Chi with an anxious face and beads of sweat on his forehead.

Yan Chi helped her wipe the sweat off her forehead, pulled her to sit down, and comforted her softly: "Don't panic, I'll explain it to you."

Yan Chi held her hand tightly, and the panic in her heart subsided a little.