After the frail beauty went to the countryside, she went crazy with scientific research.

Chapter 95, Episode 0097: Where Did All the Prescriptions Go?
The Chen family was, after all, a prominent family whose ancestors had produced imperial physicians, but they had a solid foundation and hidden strengths.

Chen Yan was Old Master Chen's youngest son. He learned first that someone was going to take action against the Chen family. However, time was of the essence, so Chen Yan managed to escape with his family. But from then on, they could only live in anonymity to preserve their strength for the future.

Chen Yan possesses medical books and prescriptions left by the Chen family ancestors, and these are precisely what the Chen family's enemies want.

Moreover, after my father and grandfather are arrested, they will be searched. If we don't get what we want from them, their lives can at least be saved temporarily.

On the contrary, those who possessed the medical books and prescriptions could no longer show their faces, otherwise they would ultimately be wiped out.

Everyone knows the truth, but as a grandson or a son, how can one truly and comfortably ignore the suffering of one's elders?
Therefore, Chen Yan has been using a false identity to get a position in the county party committee over the years.

Years later, he finally found it, but the place called Hongxing Brigade was not the rural area he had imagined; it was a place where hidden talents and dangers lurk.

Given the unclear situation, Chen Yan didn't dare to acknowledge Old Chen as his father. Instead, he indirectly inquired about Lin Yuexi from the commune secretary, with whom he had some connections, and learned about this special person.

The commune secretary didn't know much, but he did know that the asphalt road in the first brigade of Hongxing Brigade was paved for Lin Yuexi, an educated youth who was in poor health.

Although I only know this much, that much is enough.

This person must be very important; at least their presence is quite imposing.

Chen Yan didn't open the letter immediately. He held it tightly in his hands and sat silently for a while. As if he had made a major decision, he took a deep breath and then exhaled. Then he took out a letter from his pocket.

He paused for a moment as he handed the letter to Lin Yuexi, probably still struggling with his decision, before steeling himself and handing the letter to her.

He said with utmost solemnity, “Comrade Lin, here are three prescriptions: one for external injuries, one for internal injuries, and one for epilepsy. The Chen family is willing to hand them over to the state unconditionally.”

Not to mention Xu Shan, who was so shocked that his face was expressionless and his mouth could fit a duck egg, Lin Yuexi was also looking at Chen Yan with a shocked expression.

She didn't take it immediately, but instead asked, "Aren't you afraid I'll deny it after I take the prescription?"

Should we hand it over to her?
Although Lin Yuexi did not expect her identity to remain hidden forever, she also did not think that it could be discovered by the Chen family, who were now forced to live under assumed names.

All Chen Yan could know was her superficial identity: the granddaughter of Chief Leng Yunhua!
What they valued was probably this identity.

It's not that this path is impossible, but the risks are too great. Besides the fact that this leader is still wholeheartedly devoted to foreign affairs even in his old age, his granddaughter also needs to be of good character and not prescribe these remedies.

Aside from the fact that Chen Yan was in big trouble and needed to find a powerful backer, she couldn't think of any other reason why Chen Yan would be so reckless.

These three prescriptions are extremely important to China today.

Currently, China's medical field is still too weak. Furthermore, due to the suppression of traditional Chinese medicine, it is even categorized as feudal superstition in many places. China's current medical system is mainly based on Western medicine.

There are pharmaceutical factories, but those factories were built in your country by others, and they take a share of the profits, while most of the raw materials come from the West.

If we want to buy from the West, then we'll need money; China is very poor right now.

The old man once mentioned to the original owner that China had always wanted to build its own pharmaceutical factory, but it didn't have the prescription!
Yes, there is no prescription.

Where have all the prescriptions from China's thousands of years of traditional medicine gone?
Most of them were looted or stolen during the War of Resistance against Japan.

The rest are all tightly held by the various families. Chen Yan, who has no access to the upper echelons, is unaware of these matters, but after Lin Yuexi asked this question, he became even more determined to hand over the prescriptions.

A person who truly knows how to prescribe medicine would never ask such a question to his face.

He put down the envelope, pressed his fingertip against it, and pushed it in front of Lin Yuexi. "Don't worry, I trust the old chief's character, and I also believe that the old chief's most beloved granddaughter wouldn't be someone who abandons the country for personal gain."

Lin Yuexi stared intently at Chen Yan with a blank expression.

Chen Yan also looked at Lin Yuexi without changing his expression.

The two seemed to be locked in a fierce battle of wits, yet neither appeared to be showing any emotion.

Xu Shan and the young man both clearly sensed the tense atmosphere and kept quiet to minimize their presence.

Despite Chen Yan's composed demeanor, his heart was in turmoil.

Comrade Lin's imposing presence even instilled immense pressure and fear in him.

It was at this moment that he realized one thing: Comrade Lin was no ordinary person, and could not possibly be just the granddaughter of Chief Leng.

However, having experienced the upheaval in the Chen family, he had long understood the principle of 'what should be known and what should not be known,' and he knew better than anyone the principle that curiosity killed the cat.

Time may have passed in just a few seconds or minutes, but Lin Yuexi suddenly smiled and reached out to pick up the envelope.

Without opening it, the envelope was simply put into the side pocket.

"I will submit the prescription, and someone will contact Mr. Yang after it is confirmed that there are no problems with the prescription."

Upon hearing this, Chen Yan immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

Without lingering any longer, they quickly left with the still somewhat shaken young man.

After everyone left and he confirmed that there were no outsiders around, Xu Shan asked in confusion, "Why did Comrade Lin help Chen Yan?"

Knowing full well that it would be a big problem and might create another major enemy for the Leng family;

Knowing full well that Chen Yan wanted to take advantage of the Leng family's power, or even that Chen Yan was using Comrade Lin;
Comrade Lin is such a smart person, he couldn't possibly not see it, so why did he still help?

Xu Shan certainly knew the importance of the prescription, but given the current situation... sometimes you may be doing something patriotic, but you may not necessarily reap good results.

Prescriptions have been submitted before, but China's own pharmaceutical factory has yet to be established.

Xu Shan was assigned to Lin Yuexi's side as a prospective bodyguard, and whether for official or personal reasons, he would naturally favor Lin Yuexi.

Lin Yuexi gave an irrelevant answer: "Yang Yan must have encountered a major event that could be catastrophic. As long as the situation remains turbulent and they are still safe, their valuable assets will be held tightly in their hands. When the time is right, they will soar to great heights."

Xu Shan was even more confused. Comrade Lin saw everything clearly, so why was he getting involved in the Chen family's troubles?

To be frank, it seems like Comrade Lin won't benefit from this at all.