Carrying the little lucky star, leading the villain on the road to exile

Gu Kaiyuan walked over and took her hand, giving her courage in an invisible way. "I know that when you met that pregnant woman last time, you actually wanted to give her the medicine, right?"
But you held back, only taking out the medicine the nanny gave you; that's already very good.

Bai Suihe felt a little scared when she thought about that scene. If she hadn't held back at the last moment, many things would have been hard to explain.

"You and the baby should remind me more often in the future," Bai Suihe said, somewhat unsure of herself. Although she was afraid of death, she was also soft-hearted.

(My dear readers, please refrain from criticizing me here. The female lead is just a time traveler in this story. Before that, she was just an ordinary person. Ordinary people can't be so decisive in killing. Please be gentle with your comments...)
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Bai Suihe had no idea that many of the ladies realized after returning home that they hadn't gone to watch the spectacle at all, but had been invited by Madam Lin to be witnesses.

They smiled and didn't pay it any mind. How could a woman be in charge if she didn't have any brains?

The next day, Gu Yeshi was so angry at the report that he laughed.

He had thought these merchants were afraid of the power of these aristocratic families, but it seems he had underestimated them.

It's true what they say, "bad people come from poor and remote places," they even dare to scheme against themselves.

It's also that fool's fault for giving others such an opportunity.

Thinking about how I went door-to-door to apologize before, I feel really upset. And there's nowhere to reason with them, no evidence. How can you say they're faking it?
"Let the lady continue to reflect on her mistakes behind closed doors." I thought she was just some rural merchants who would be easy to handle, but now I'd better not let that foolish woman come out and cause more trouble.

"Ninth Master, shall we go and find Lord Xu?"

"You mean you're looking for Xu Zitian? You've forgotten that his lineage has a foul and stubborn temper. Before I left, the Duke had already instructed me that I was only representing myself on business and could not parade around with the Duke's banner in the streets."

Gu Yeshi was so angry he almost spat blood. He said he was being given more authority, but there were so many rules and regulations attached to it.

"How's Gu Kaiyuan doing? Didn't he say he had some more shops and estates to sell and had contacted some people? Have we received any offers?"

Butler: "Reporting to Ninth Master, we did not receive it."

I also inquired about it, and it turns out he only gave it to a few families he knew; we have no connection whatsoever with the Gu family.

"The Gu family? He and Gu Baijiang are father and son, right?" Gu Yeshi's brain was already working at lightning speed, trying to sort out the relationships in the capital. Suddenly, his eyes lit up. "If I remember correctly, the second aunt of the Crown Prince's wife's family is the great-aunt of the Bai family, right?"

The butler was completely confused by the relationship. After calming down and thinking about it carefully, he realized, "It really is true. According to the relationship, this Madam Gu should call our Crown Prince's wife our cousin."

That being said, they were from a prominent family and probably had never even met. The Crown Prince's wife certainly didn't know who Bai Suihe was, and probably had never paid any attention to a niece from her second aunt's family.

But now that we're far from the capital, this connection can be used to our advantage.

Gu Yeshi thought for a moment, "I mean that my sister-in-law's sisters are all called cousins. This Mrs. Gu is also my sister-in-law's cousin, so it's all the same. Let's go and meet this cousin-in-law."

The steward was used to his shamelessness. As long as he could get the job done as the Duke assigned, he was willing to call him Uncle Gu Kaiyuan.

"Bring me the visiting card, I'll write it myself." Gu Yeshi knew that buying cheap land in the short term was out of the question, but if he could participate in Gu Kaiyuan's auction, he might be able to make some money.

I heard the price is a bit high, but he's never played it before and finds it quite novel, so he might as well go and broaden his horizons.

Perhaps they could even use Gu Kaiyuan's banquet to completely open up new opportunities. The steward dared not delay and quickly brought over a visiting card. Once the ink was dry, he personally led people to the door.

Gu Kaiyuan was somewhat surprised when he received the invitation. He thought that Ninth Master was going to keep quiet for a while, but he didn't expect that he would still be targeting him.

It seems that Bai Suihe escaped a disaster before, but now they've come knocking on her door.

Considering the current status of both sides, Gu Kaiyuan didn't want to create another enemy for no reason. In any case, the people invited tomorrow would be from other prominent families. Even if Ninth Master was illiterate, he probably wouldn't do anything as foolish as his wife.

In a flash, he agreed, and the butler left satisfied. Finally, he had something to be pleased with in Lingnan.

Time quickly came to the banquet organized by Gu Kaiyuan. Since they did not bring their wives, Bai Suihe did not need to greet them.

In the backyard, he instructed his servants to prepare what he had previously told them to do, and then followed Granny Pang to the herbal medicine shop.

Now that our reputation has grown, people have started sending medicinal herbs here one after another.

Although most of them are fairly common, you can occasionally receive something nice.

Someone brought over some chicken blood vine today. Chicken blood vine has many benefits, such as promoting blood circulation, replenishing blood, regulating menstruation, relieving pain, and relaxing muscles and tendons.

Bai Suihe later learned that chicken blood vine could also be made into handicrafts, and when properly combined, the handicrafts were quite pleasing to the eye.

Granny Pang looked at the chicken blood vines with satisfaction. They had just been cut down from the mountain. She took a knife and cut off a corner, and the bright red liquid instantly stained the handkerchief she had just used for the experiment.

"Not bad," Granny Pang said with satisfaction, giving a fair price.

The people selling the medicine were also delighted, as this was a bit more than what they had earned from other pharmacies before. Although it wasn't much, it was enough for them to have a full meal.

After the price was calculated, the medicine seller specifically asked, "Do you still want this chicken blood vine?"

"Send it all over if you have it," Bai Suihe said, not afraid of having too much stuff. They would prepare all the items, and other pharmacies would buy from them.

The profit margin on these common herbs isn't very high, and the pharmacies wouldn't bother with that.

Bai Suihe had already stated that he opened this shop to facilitate his pharmaceutical production and would not use it for profit.

The various medical clinics were initially skeptical, but after making several purchases, they finally believed what Bai Suihe said.

The price they offered was lower than what they would have paid to purchase it.

Even if the medicinal herbs they acquire are processed and sorted, they will still be worth the same. It would be better to purchase and process them directly from Bai Suihe, which would save them a lot of time.

Most importantly, these doctors can learn from him, which improves their medical skills.

The medicine seller left, thanking him profusely. He had to hurry into the mountains again while it was still early, otherwise, if he discovered that treasure land in a few days, it would probably be discovered by others.

"Granny, what do we need so much chicken blood vine for?" Even the few clinics in the county probably don't need that much. (End of Chapter)