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"Thank you, Uncle." Jiang Linwan didn't stand on ceremony. Her grandfather and the others had just been sent to the countryside, and there were naturally many people eyeing her, an orphan girl, who wanted to seize her family's property.

Although she can't stay here for long, it's better to be safe than sorry. With her uncle by her side, those people who want to harm her will have to consider the Lu family's reputation.

Lu Qiyue escorted the person to the door. After Lu Chengyu and the others left, he frowned and asked again, "Are you sure you want to get a marriage certificate with me? Once a military marriage is applied for, there's no turning back."

"Doesn't my uncle want to marry me either?" Jiang Linwan asked pitifully. "Grandpa and the others have left, and I'm all alone at home. I get so scared at night that I can't sleep..."

"It's not that I'm unwilling, it's that I'm afraid you'll regret it." Lu Qiyue paused at the end of his sentence.

He feared that Jiang Linwan had chosen to marry him out of spite, but once a military marriage was established, it would be difficult to get a divorce.

"I don't regret it. Rather than staying here and living in fear every day, I would rather stay with my uncle."

"Uncle, you'll protect me, right?" Jiang Linwan, who was over 1.6 meters tall, blinked her wet eyes at him.

To Lu Qiyue, who was nearly 1.9 meters tall, she looked like a pitiful child. He couldn't help but reach out and rub her head: "Yes."

Both of them froze. Lu Qiyue realized what he had done and quickly withdrew his hand, saying in a slightly unnatural tone, "I'll go back first, and I'll come to get the marriage certificate with you in a couple of days."

"Okay, goodbye, Uncle." Jiang Linwan's cheeks flushed slightly as she watched his tall figure disappear, and she breathed a sigh of relief.

The moment Jiang Linwan pushed open the door, a hint of loneliness appeared on her face. She quickly cheered herself up, knowing that at least her parents were safe for the moment.

She locked the courtyard gate, quickly entered the house, and went to her grandfather's study with practiced ease. She moved the switch on the hidden compartment of the bookshelf, and a door appeared behind the bookshelf.

Jiang Linwan quickly entered the secret passage behind the bookshelf. Behind the passage was another room containing more than a dozen boxes of various sizes.

All of this was a way out left to her by her grandfather. In her previous life, she lost her job but had to take care of everything at home. Lu Chengyu gave almost all of his salary to Lu Shuyao, and only gave her ten yuan a month for household expenses.

With only ten yuan, the Lu family shamelessly insisted on eating meat every meal. She felt guilty because she couldn't have children, so she tried her best to please everyone in the Lu family and could only sell the gold and silver jewelry left by her grandfather to supplement the family income.

But these beasts were unhappy that she sent packages home to help support her family. They even forged her handwriting and wrote a letter of severance to her family. Hatred surged in their hearts, and Jiang Linwan gripped the wooden box in front of her tightly with her five fingers until her knuckles turned white.

The cold, hard sheet metal lining the box instantly sliced ​​through my palm. A sharp, piercing pain shot through me, and warm beads of blood trickled from between my fingers onto the bracelet on my wrist.

Suddenly a white light flashed, and Jiang Linwan shielded her eyes with her hand. The next second, she found herself in an unfamiliar place, surrounded by black soil.

In the center stands a small wooden house built of logs, the wood of which is simple and warm in color, and the roof is covered with dried thatch.

In front of the wooden house, a clear pool lies quietly on the ground. The spring water is crystal clear and bottomless, with a faint shimmering light on the surface. Wisps of sweet water vapor drift in the air, and inhaling it makes one feel refreshed and invigorated.

The spring was surrounded by all sorts of medicinal herbs. As a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, Jiang Linwan was overjoyed to see these thriving herbs.

"Is anyone home?" Jiang Linwan walked to the door of the wooden house, called out, and raised her hand to knock on the door. With a "creak", the wooden door was shaken open by the force of her knock.

A strong medicinal aroma wafted into her nostrils. Jiang Linwan looked around and, finding the room empty, couldn't help but walk in. When she saw the basic books on the table, her eyes widened in shock.

The Jiang family's specialty is the Nine Needles for Resuscitation. With this acupuncture technique, they have saved many patients in critical condition and become a legendary family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.

But on this desk are the Nine-Turn Rejuvenating Acupuncture Technique, the Twelve Well Points Emergency Acupuncture, and the Nine-Needle Spinning Technique...

She had only heard her grandfather mention the Nine-Turn Rejuvenating Needle Technique. Compared to this technique, the needling methods passed down in the Jiang family were insignificant.

Although the Nine Treasures for Rejuvenating Yang are powerful, their effects are limited, providing only a short-term boost to Yang and reviving those who have fainted, collapsed, or are deficient in Yang.

It can only provide emergency relief and prolong life, stabilizing the current symptoms.

The Nine-Turn Rejuvenating Needle is a legendary lost acupuncture technique. It is said to involve nine progressive techniques, not only in selecting acupoints but also influencing the depth, twisting, lifting, and guiding along the meridians.

It can not only provide emergency relief and strengthen Yang, but also repair damaged meridians layer by layer, reconnect muscles and tendons, and regulate chronic diseases of the five internal organs, thus providing emergency relief, treating injuries, and strengthening the body's foundation.

Jiang Linwan opened the medical book with reverence. The acupuncture techniques she saw gave her a jolt, and she quickly became fascinated by them.

Each needlework technique seemed to open up her meridians; as she lightly traced the needlework on the paper with her fingertips, her heart filled with increasing awe.

In the past, learning acupuncture involved "inserting needles into acupoints".

Learning the Nine-Turn Rejuvenating Needle technique involves following the flow of Qi and blood in the body and healing the internal organs.

She raised her hand to practice finger techniques in the air, but after a short while, her fingertips felt slightly sore and heavy.

She finally understood why only the Nine Needles for Rejuvenation had been passed down to the world, and why no one had mastered the true nine-fold method.

This acupuncture technique is extremely demanding on mental and physical strength, and requires a high level of skill.

It requires the doctor to be absolutely calm, have rock-solid finger strength, and make absolutely accurate judgments.

If there is any impatience, distraction, or deviation in the force applied, the acupuncture technique will fail.

Jiang Linwan sat for several hours, and only when she was sore all over did she get up, stretch, walk to the spring, scoop up some spring water and put it in her mouth. It tasted lightly sweet.

As the liquid flowed down her throat and into her stomach, within seconds, Jiang Linwan felt a warmth spread through her body, the soreness disappeared, and her fatigue vanished.

She looked on in astonishment. "This must be some kind of miracle water!"

With her fatigue gone, Jiang Linwan returned to the wooden house and walked to the bookshelf on one side. She discovered that it contained not only various lost medical books, but also many cookbooks, as well as a user manual for the space:

The space can preserve food and can also be used to grow various vegetables, grains, and medicines, shortening the ripening time by more than five times compared to the outside environment...

It can keep things fresh and won't spoil no matter what you put it in. Jiang Linwan's eyes lit up. Resources are scarce on the island.

The island has a small landmass and almost no arable land, so all its food and vegetables are transported from the mainland.

The islands and the mainland rely on ferry transportation, but ships are often suspended during strong winds, typhoons, and monsoon weather.

It is difficult to deliver supplies from the mainland to the island on time.

During the winter when the winds and waves are high, supplies are often cut off for half a month at a time, and fresh vegetables and rice are rare commodities.

She needs to buy more vegetables, grains, and daily necessities.

Lu Chengyu gave her 2,500 yuan, plus the money his grandfather and the others had given her when they left.

She currently has over 50,000 yuan in her hands.

Jiang Linwan was thinking of going out when she landed in front of the wooden box.

She quickly opened the wooden box, and just like in her previous life, there were several boxes of medical books, several boxes of medicine, several boxes of large yellow croakers, several boxes of antique flower rolls, and some jade and gemstone ornaments.

These things are useless now, but they will all be valuable later, so she quickly put them into her storage space.

After dealing with all that, she disguised herself and tiptoed to the main house of the Lu family...