Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Rosings Manor?
Isn't this the area where Mr. Collins ministered in the original novel?

I never imagined that I would still have something to do with Rosings Manor without being a priest.

Does Mr. Collins have to be Mrs. de Boer's lackey?

Liu Heng chuckled lightly.

Whatever may have happened to the original Mr. Collins, he had no interest in currying favor with a stubborn, proud widow.

Of course, out of politeness, Liu Hiong personally visited the neighbors after buying the manor.

Mrs. Debel received Liu Hiarai with an unenthusiastic attitude. She only said a few words to Liu Hiiragi before sending him away.

Ryu Hiiragi accepted this well.

In London, Liu Hiiragi had seen more people with this attitude.

Although Mrs. Debelle has a bad attitude, she is still kind-hearted, unlike some people who look down on Liu Hieragi's identity and also care about Liu Hieragi's money.

Liu Heng will not be merciful to such a person.

In Carlos's life, he learned medical skills from his child's mother, and coupled with the biochemical knowledge from his first life, it was no problem to make some small medicinal powders.

The environment of the newly purchased manor is very good.

The manor is very large, with lakes and forests inside, just like a modern forest park.

Liu Heng lives here very comfortably. The environment here is much better than that in London, and the air is many times fresher.

The smell of London...

Don't say anything.

Liu Heng rides horses and walks in the manor every day.

Liu Heng got off the horse, and there was a lake in front of him.

The area of ​​​​the lake is so large that it cannot even be accommodated in Liu Heng's manor. Half of the lake enters the Rosings Manor.

Liu Heng walked along the shore of the lake, and the wind blowing from the water caressed Liu Heng's cheek, making him feel comfortable.

At this time, the voice of someone speaking reached Liu Hao's ears.

Liu Heng looked over and saw a carriage not far ahead.

Two women got out of the carriage and took out a little girl.

The little girl looked about seven or eight years old, with a very thin body and very white skin, not a healthy white, but a bloodless white.

The pedestrian also saw Liu Heng, and the woman stood in front of the little girl warily.

"Good day, ladies. I am William Collins of Carlos Manor."

Liu Heng introduced himself first to dispel the three people's precautions.

The two women breathed a sigh of relief when they heard Liu Heng's name.

One of the women said, "Good day, Mr. Collins. I am Judy Berkeley. This is my young lady, Miss Anne DeBell."

Sure enough, she is Mrs. Debelle's daughter, the young lady in the original novel who is in very poor health and will not live long.

Liu Heng glanced at the little girl with pity.

The little girl's eyes were filled with curiosity about Liu Hiarai. When she saw Liu Hieragi looking at her, the little girl gave Liu Hieragi a polite smile.

A very kind and lovely little girl.

In the days that followed, Liu Heng met the little girl several times.

On two occasions, Liu Hiong also met Mrs. Debelle who was accompanying the little girl.

Because the little girl was on good terms with Liu Heng, Mrs. Debelle's attitude toward Liu Heng became a little better, although she was still bossy.

Liu Heng felt very sorry for the little girl.

The little girl is really a very good child and very kind. In fact, she does not have a quiet temper. The little girl is lively by nature, but her body does not allow her to run or jump or do what she wants to do, so she can only suppress her nature.

After being so depressed for more than ten years, it is no wonder that he has become a puppet-like existence like in the original work.

The little girl looks seven or eight years old, but is actually eleven years old.

Liu Heng thought for a while and said to Mrs. Debelle: "Madam, I have here a recipe for recuperating the body that I got from the distant ancient country in the East. It may be useful to Miss Anne, but..."

"Just what?" demanded Mrs. de Bell.

Liu Heng: "It just looks a bit like witchcraft. I'm afraid that people from the Holy See will misunderstand it."

Mrs. Debel said: "As long as you make it clear that it is something from the ancient oriental countries, the Holy See will not misunderstand it. Things from the ancient oriental countries are very popular in Europe."

Even if it is witchcraft, she will make people think it is not witchcraft.

She has connections with the Holy See.

Liu Heng: "That's good. When I get back, I will find the recipe and send it to Rosings Manor."

Mrs. Debelle: "If Anne's health can be better, I will thank you very much."

When Liu Heng returned to his manor, he picked up a quill and wrote two prescriptions on the paper.

One is a prescription for eating, and the other is a prescription for medicinal bath.

Liu Heng had been in contact with Annie many times and had secretly taken Annie's pulse to know the actual condition of Annie's body.

Although his medical skills are not as good as the child's mother in his previous life, he is still pretty good.

A prescription was prescribed that was most suitable for Anne's body.

Liu Heng took out a box, put two prescriptions in it, and asked someone to send them to Rosings Manor.

Mrs. Debelle was a little dumbfounded when she saw the prescription. What were the things on it?
Oh, it is a special medicinal material from the ancient Eastern countries.

We don’t have it here in the UK, so we have to go to the ancient Eastern countries to buy it.

Fortunately, my brother-in-law’s family has a ship that can go to sea.

Mrs. de Bell then sent a letter to Pemberley Manor.

After receiving the letter, the owner of Pembellie Manor immediately arranged for his men to go to the port.

The Darcy family's ship was originally bound for Tianzhu, but this time it changed its destination at Mrs. Debelle's request and went to the ancient Eastern countries, where they purchased a large shipload of medicinal materials from the ancient Eastern countries.

Carload after carload of medicinal materials were delivered to Rosings Manor, allowing Liu Hao to see how wealthy the Debelle family was.

There are so many medicinal materials, enough for a thousand people.

When the medicinal materials arrived, Mrs. Debelle gave Anne a bath and drank the medicine according to the prescription.

A year later, Anne's body recovered most of its health. Her face became rosy, she grew taller and gained weight. She no longer had the figure of a seven or eight-year-old child, but had the appearance of a girl.

Mrs. Debelle was very grateful to Liu Heng.

Her daughter is her most important treasure. Liu Heng saved her daughter, so he is naturally her benefactor.

Liu Heng was happy to see Annie become healthy and lively. He had lived in Carlos Manor for long enough and wanted to leave.

In this world without the Internet or computers, Liu Hiiragi would not be a homebody. He decided to travel and make money on the way.

It was because I was concerned about Annie's recovery that I didn't travel.

Now that Annie is mostly happy, she will take good care of herself from now on. She doesn't need him to watch from the side, so Liu Heng can no longer suppress the idea of ​​traveling.

He went to Rosings Manor to say goodbye.

Anne was envious of this, and she really wanted to travel.

Mrs. Debelle saw her daughter's thoughts and said: "When you fully recover, I will take you to London, take you to see the northern cities, take you to France..." (End of this chapter)