Before the house was raided, the maidservant of the Prime Minister's residence absconded with t

Tao stared blankly at the well, as if she had forgotten even the soreness in her shoulder.

Has this dream come true?

She stood a foot away and decided to walk closer to take a look, thinking that she would be able to see it more clearly that way.

Upon closer inspection, it was indeed clearly visible, with no obstruction.

The wellhead is made of simple bluestone, with damp moss crawling along the edges. The well water is incredibly clear, and you can see the round pebbles of various colors at the bottom.

What's even stranger is that a very faint, almost living, milky-white mist hangs above the wellhead, just like the ethereal mist seen in TV dramas.

Peach blew on it like an idiot, but there was no reaction!

The hazy mist drifted slowly, carrying a refreshing yet gentle aura.

She closed her eyes and took a gentle breath. The tightness in her chest seemed to lessen, and strangely, the pain also decreased.

Could this really be...?

"Spiritual Spring..." she murmured, her voice exceptionally clear in the silent space.

The space wasn't very large. Apart from the well, the surroundings were bathed in a hazy, flowing light golden light, seemingly boundless yet also only a small area.

Could this be the opening of another space, the legendary Spirit Spring Space?

Tao'er became more and more curious.

She looked down and saw that the ground beneath her feet was damp and firm, carrying the fragrance of grass.

If the water in the well is truly spiritual spring water, would Ayan recover faster and become stronger after drinking it?

The burning pain in her shoulder reminded her once again.

Tao'er was extremely excited and immediately recited a sentence, and a bucket with a hemp rope appeared in her hand.

She quickly threw the bucket into the well and soon drew up a bucket of water.

The wooden bucket was small, so it wasn't heavy, and she was able to lift it.

She was about to cup her hands and drink it, but then hesitated.

But... can this water be drunk directly?

Is there any danger?

She was a little worried because the adventures in the novel were, after all, just novels.

After thinking about it for a moment, I decided to just let it go. Even if the water in the well wasn't from a spiritual spring, drinking it wouldn't kill me.

I drank it myself first to test it out; it's better for me to get poisoned than for Ayan to get poisoned.

With that thought in mind, Tao'er no longer hesitated and took out another wooden spoon.

I scooped out a spoonful of water and put my hand in to test it.

The well water felt gentle to the touch, with a subtle, almost imperceptible coolness. It wasn't piercing; instead, it felt like the finest silk brushing against her skin, instantly healing the wounds on her hands.

Tao'er stood up in disbelief. This really was spiritual spring water, which could instantly heal the wounds on her hands. It was truly amazing.

She quickly scooped up another spoonful of the spiritual spring water and then gulped it down in one go.

It has a sweet and refreshing taste that soothes the throat, and it instantly relieves a lot of the body's fatigue.

She immediately drank several more sips until her stomach was so bloated that she couldn't drink anymore, and then she stopped.

I've already treated the cuts on my hands, and I should also get the bruises on my body treated.

After saying that, she took off all her clothes. Since she was alone in the space, she wasn't afraid of being seen by anyone.

She couldn't see the wound on her back, so she just poured water spoonful by spoonful onto every part of her body, treating it like a bath.

A miracle happened.

The moment the warm spring water touched my skin, a slight tingling sensation came from the wound. It wasn't uncomfortable, but rather a tingling feeling of flesh and blood growing back together.

She watched as the bruises on her arms and the bluish-purple marks on her feet disappeared at a visible speed, and the swelling subsided, revealing her original healthy skin tone.

The pain in her shoulder disappeared instantly. She tried touching it with her hand, and sure enough, her shoulder didn't hurt anymore, and the broken skin had healed.

Also, her skin was a little bit whiter than before, although it wasn't very obvious, but she could still tell.

Tao'er gasped, her heart pounding.

The effect is amazing!

It was a hundred times more miraculous than any wound medicine she had ever heard of.

Is this really capable of healing the dead and restoring flesh to bones?

She now feels incredibly energetic, and it seems like she has more strength than before.

Looking at herself, she saw that her skin was free of any injuries, and she put on her clothes with satisfaction.

A person chuckled to himself, thinking, "God always rewards good people."

Now that she has the spiritual spring water, she has an extra layer of protection.

"This spiritual spring can not only heal external injuries, but also replenish vital energy and regulate the body's fundamental balance."

Tao'er sat by the well, feeling the warmth flowing slowly through her body, feeling both excited and fortunate.

She recalled the strange tingling sensation she had felt when her wound healed, and a thought struck her.

External injuries can heal quickly, but what about old, chronic injuries or ailments?

Or... is it not a wound, but an illness?

This thought made her restless.

She needs to conduct more experiments to figure out the function and wonders of this sacred spring.

If it can truly cure diseases and save lives, then could she use it to make a living?

After completing her mission and the young master leaving her, she can live comfortably on her own.

Peach was overjoyed, but accidentally spilled a few drops of the spiritual spring water in her hand onto a withered blade of grass not far away.

After all, it's the twelfth lunar month now, and the grass has withered.

What happened before her eyes shocked her once again.

The withered grass, nourished by the spiritual spring water, sprouted green shoots at a speed visible to the naked eye.

"It can induce growth! It can even induce plant growth!" Peach's heart pounded wildly.

The significance of this discovery may be no less than healing wounds and curing diseases!

If used on crops and vegetables...

After the ecstasy came a deeper calm.

This spiritual spring is a secret, and also a treasure; she absolutely cannot tell a second person about it.

Even if it's Ayan, it wouldn't be a good thing for him; on the contrary, it would be a danger.

Every husband is not guilty, and he is guilty of his crime.

Even she herself couldn't reveal this secret, otherwise she probably wouldn't live to see the next day.

Furthermore, whenever she used the spiritual spring water to give to Ayan, she had to dilute it before giving it to him.

Otherwise, given Ayan's intelligence, he would definitely become suspicious.

Thinking of this, Tao'er took out an ancient water bag and filled it halfway with spiritual spring water.

After going outside, she filled half of the old man's water bottle for Ayan to drink.

She's had enough time inside, it's time for her to leave.

I don't know if Ayan has woken up yet.

She turned back for one last look at the well, which was quietly teeming with life, and silently said in her heart, "Get out."

The light and shadow shifted before her eyes, and the next second, she was back in that simple room, still lying on the hard bed, with the deep night outside the window.

She glanced at Ayan; thankfully, he hadn't woken up.

She crawled over and touched his forehead; it wasn't hot at all anymore, so it seemed the fever had completely subsided.

She closed her eyes and instantly drifted off to sleep.

The next day, Tao'er was awakened by the crowing of a rooster.

Ooh ooh ooh…

Ooh ooh ooh…

Ayan was also woken up by the noise.

Tao quickly put the down comforter into her spatial storage.

Just then, there was a loud knocking on the door, followed by a man's voice.

"Girl, are you up yet?"

Tao'er was startled. Last night, there were only the old man and his wife; there was no one else.

Who is this man knocking on the door?