Logically speaking, donor Shao was in terrible pain, so she could help him relieve some of the pain, but this was her own fault.

Her acupuncture technique is different from others, and every time she performs acupuncture, she will apply medicine on the silver needles.

This makes donor Shao painful...

No one can relieve it!

That, that, that... the little nun felt a little guilty for no reason.

Look at Donor Chu again.

When they were in the deep forest, Donor Shao was able to make a deal with Donor Chu. She must have cared about Donor Chu, right?

Otherwise, she will help save Benefactor Chu?

Anyway, Donor Chu didn't owe her any money. After he recovered from his illness, he could just run away if he wanted to.

She's just wasting some time and herbs.

It can be regarded as compensation to Donor Shao!

Thinking about it, the little nun casually threw a few silver needles to Donor Chu.

Donor Chu was very sick. It would be too late to give him some medicine, so he had to use silver needles to stabilize his life first.

After that, quick-acting drugs should be used to save him.

However, the quick-acting medicine is too expensive, and Donor Chu won’t pay for it, so why take the quick-acting medicine?

Just use silver needles to hang his life, and use ordinary herbal medicine to cure him. If it can be cured, then cure it. If it can't be cured...

Anyway, she tried her best!

That’s right, Donor Shao!

Hey, wait a minute.

Where are her younger brothers? Why aren't they here?

It seems that she was let go to transport the big tiger.

Then, who is going to cook the medicine?

Her little nun's ability to help save people was already a loss-making deal, and she was determined not to cook medicine for Donor Shao and Donor Chu again!
Chapter completed!