The Rise of a General's Daughter-in-Law Doctor

Chapter 310 Li Muxia is Famous Again

Unbeknownst to Wei Shuyue and Feng Jingxin, after they left, a person emerged from behind the tree, staring menacingly at their departing figures.

By the time Li Muxia came out, the palace banquet had already ended, and most of the ministers had left.

When Dongfang Jincheng saw Li Muxia come out, he went up to her and asked, "How did it go?"

Li Muxia: "The wound has been stitched up. As long as you rest and recuperate for a few days, you'll be fine."

Dongfang Jincheng: "I'm asking you, are you tired?"

Li Muxia blushed and said, "It's okay, I'm not too tired."

The Emperor then walked out, looked at the two of them, coughed lightly, and said, "Jincheng."

Upon hearing the Emperor's voice, Dongfang Jincheng turned and bowed.

The Emperor said, "It's getting late. You should escort Miss Li home."

Dongfang Jincheng: "Your subject obeys the decree."

The Emperor looked at the two of them meaningfully and smiled. Today, he could say that a major matter on his mind had been resolved.

Looking up at the moon in the sky, she said to herself, "Yaoqing, our Jin has grown up."

As Dongfang Jincheng and Li Muxia walked out of the palace, Li Muxia, thinking of the giant panda, asked with some worry, "Your Highness, what does the Emperor intend to do with Da Bao?"

Dongfang Jincheng: "Because of the injury to the sixth prince, the emperor's affection for the eldest prince is not as deep as it used to be. However, he did not place all the blame for the injury on the eldest prince. He simply left it to me to handle."

Upon hearing this, Li Muxia's eyes lit up, and she asked, "Your Highness, what do you plan to do with Da Bao?"

Dongfang Jincheng stopped and looked at Li Muxia, saying, "Muxia, do you have any good suggestions?"

Dongfang Jincheng's sudden stop and gaze at her left Li Muxia somewhat flustered. Her face flushed red, whether from the cold or embarrassment, making her look incredibly adorable.

Somewhat hesitantly said, "I... I just think that such a cute and intelligent iron-eating beast has a connection with the Eastern Kingdom, is an auspicious beast, and should be treated with special care."

Looking at Li Muxia's expression, Dongfang Jincheng knew what she was thinking, but he didn't expose her. Instead, he went along with her and said, "Muxia is right. How about we arrange for it to be placed in Taoyuan?"

Upon hearing this, Li Muxia opened her eyes wide and looked at Dongfang Jincheng. If the giant pandas went to Taoyuan, that would be perfect. The environment there is beautiful, the food is plentiful, and there are many workers in Taoyuan who can take good care of the giant pandas.

That place can be described as a semi-wild environment, which is very suitable for giant pandas to live in.

Seeing the doting smile in Dongfang Jincheng's eyes, Li Muxia seemed to understand something, and it would be a lie to say she wasn't moved.

"Thank you."

Dongfang Jincheng: "If Mu Xia really wants to thank me, she should help me manage the Rui Prince's Mansion as soon as possible."

Upon hearing this, Li Muxia's face turned even redder, and she suddenly felt like she was being teased.

"My lord, you..."

She was halfway through her sentence when Li Muxia walked forward, feeling ashamed and indignant.

Dongfang Jincheng chuckled twice and followed.

Previously, I always felt that Li Muxia's attitude towards Dongfang Jincheng was different from that towards Long Ziheng. When facing Dongfang Jincheng, there was always a hint of distance. Now, I feel that the distance has lessened.

When they arrived at the palace gate, all the Li family's carriages were there. When the old general saw Li Muxia come out, he got off the carriage.

He cupped his hands in thanks to Dongfang Jincheng and said, "Thank you, Your Highness Prince Rui, for escorting my granddaughter out of the palace."

Dongfang Jincheng returned the courtesy of a junior: "General, you are too kind. This is what I should do."

Just as the group was exchanging pleasantries, Long Haonan walked over from the side. He hadn't gone back because he was waiting for Li Muxia to leave the palace.

To be honest, Li Muxia felt a little awkward seeing Long Haonan now, after all, she had just rejected him to his face.

Long Haonan: "Mu Xia, I have something to say to you."

Before Li Muxia could speak, the old general said, "Crown Prince, it's getting late. Let's talk about this another day."

Long Haonan looked at the sky. The bright moon was high in the sky, and it was indeed getting late. However, if he didn't say it today, he was worried that he would never have the chance to say it again.

Looking at Dongfang Jincheng beside Li Muxia, Long Haonan felt he had to speak up today.

"General, I..."

Before he could finish speaking, Dongfang Jincheng interrupted, "Crown Prince, it's wonderful that you haven't left yet. I happen to have some things I'd like to discuss with you."

Long Haonan knew that Dongfang Jincheng was doing it on purpose, but he had no evidence and could only watch Li Muxia walk away.

Long Haonan: "What business does Prince Rui have with me?"

Dongfang Jincheng: "Well, it's nothing major. Father just mentioned the winter hunt today."

Long Haonan: "What's wrong with winter hunting?"

Dongfang Jincheng said casually, "After you left, several tribes were in a hurry to go back and couldn't participate. My father asked me to ask the envoys again to see if there were any others who were in a hurry to go back."

Although Long Haonan was angry that Dongfang Jincheng had kept him behind for such a trivial matter, he couldn't lose his temper in front of Dongfang Jincheng. He said expressionlessly, "All the envoys of our Longteng Kingdom are attending."

Dongfang Jincheng: "That's great then. I'll have the pleasure of witnessing the Dragon Prince's heroic horsemanship and archery skills."

The next morning, the threshold of the General's Mansion was almost worn down by the heads of various households and their stewards.

These were all prominent figures in Kyoto, and Shangguan Wanyun received them with a sense of unease.

Most of these people came to see Li Muxia for medical treatment, while others came simply because they heard that everyone was coming to the General's Mansion.

Shangguan Wanyun looked at the crowded hall and felt somewhat helpless.

"Gentlemen, I know you've all come looking for our eldest daughter, but unfortunately, she's not at home right now. If you want to see a doctor, you can go to Jimintang; she usually sees patients there during the day."

After listening to Shangguan Wanyun's words, some people took their leave and went to Jimin Hall, while others, naturally seeing that the General's Mansion was about to produce two princesses, wanted to curry favor with her.

Li Muxia, who was seeing patients at the clinic, was unaware that the news of her being a medical genius had already spread throughout the capital. Soon, the entrance to Jimintang was crowded with people.

One patient, who was waiting in line to see a doctor, suddenly said to another patient, "Have you heard? The legendary healer is at Jimintang."

Upon hearing this, another patient exclaimed incredulously, "Really?"

"I heard that too."

"Didn't you see that there are more and more people at the entrance? They probably all came because they heard that the Immortal Physician is here."

"I also heard that the Immortal Physician is none other than Li Muxia, the eldest daughter of the General's Mansion."

"It's that spoiled and willful fat girl, no way."

"Shh, keep your voice down."

Listening to their discussions, Li Muxia felt extremely overwhelmed; she was now famous.

Soon, those who went to the general's mansion for medical treatment arrived at the hall and saw the long queue.

The group glanced at the doctor and, taking advantage of their status, went straight to the front and said to the guide, "I am the lady of the Duke's mansion. I'm here to see the physician. Please inform him."

Another lady quickly added, "I am the wife of the Grand Tutor, and I have also come to see the Immortal Physician."

The two were afraid that if they were too slow, someone else would beat them to it.

The people behind them also rushed to introduce themselves.

The people in line all frowned.