The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 1348: We Can Only Do It This Way

Chapter 1348: Chapter 1348: We Can Only Do It This Way

Over the years, she had never even considered such things; she had come to this broken place called Ya Village to complete the task entrusted to her by her master.

Bearing a child, what kind of matter was that, and what if, because of a child, the important stuff got delayed?

However, thinking back to when she had first married Ya Jinghong, he certainly didn’t boss her around, could it really be because all these years she hadn’t borne Ya Jinghong a son or daughter, that Ya Jinghong had started to disdain her?

She hadn’t even disdained Ya Jinghong, a country bumpkin, yet did he dare disdain her?

But, Ya Jinghong really did dare.

"Could it be that I really have to bear him a son?" Her actions of chopping wood slowed, and she murmured quietly.

Would it be that, as soon as there was something growing in her belly, Ya Jinghong’s attitude towards her would improve, and he wouldn’t, as now, always make her keep an eye on Sui Zimo and Lin Caisang?

And he wouldn’t send her to deal with Beidou and Nangong Piao’er anymore?

Thinking about it, there really was such a possibility!

...

Inside the room, Lin Caisang’s desk was covered with a multitude of things, with medicinal herbs making up the majority.

But at this moment, she was still sitting there writing and drawing.

Sui Zimo was watching over her, the two had become nearly inseparable.

"Brother Molian, hand me those things over there." Lin Caisang said without looking up, directly pointing her hand to the side.

Upon hearing her words, Sui Zimo immediately passed the medicinal herbs to her hands.

"Sang’er, since treating Grandpa’s leg with acupuncture today, you’ve had that look on your face. Is there difficulty in treating your Grandpa’s leg injury?" he asked.

"Yes, and no."

Lin Caisang nodded her head once, then shook it.

"How should I put it, Grandpa’s condition is rather complicated."

She paused briefly, looked up at Sui Zimo, took a deep breath, and then let it out heavily.

"If it were like Chushui initially, having sustained an injury and then I treated it directly, I would be able to know where the injury was, and how to begin treatment. But the current situation is..."

She didn’t know exactly where her Grandpa’s injury was.

"I even took the chance to feel his bones when I was massaging Grandpa’s waist, but there was nothing unusual there, so I dare not conclude how to treat it."

It wasn’t as if she could perform surgery directly, like in the modern era, right?

She didn’t have the ability to perform surgery without knowing the specifics, especially when the patient was her Grandpa, whose age was a fact.

To operate on him without any certainty would just cause him more pain for no benefit.

"So why are you using acupuncture for Grandpa now?" Sui Zimo asked.

"Acupuncture is the most conservative treatment method." Lin Caisang explained.

"I remember initially, Grandpa’s legs still had sensation, and it was only afterwards that he couldn’t stand up anymore. The family was busy making a living and didn’t focus on treating Grandpa’s legs, which led to him lying in bed all this time, never standing up.

I think, first stimulating the acupoints with acupuncture to see if Grandpa’s legs regain sensation, then frequently massaging for him to aid in blood circulation, although this method won’t produce quick results."

What she was doing now was simply putting her conjecture into action, starting with the most conservative approach.

If this method didn’t work, then she would think of other methods.

"Without any other method, we can only do this." Sui Zimo said to her.

Lin Laogeng’s leg injury was an old one from years past; to be honest, it would be more than just lucky if it could be cured.