Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 1464 Healing Surgery
Xu Lingyue glanced at them, and said: "You should first think about how to wipe out those Japanese thieves who landed and hid in the dark."

There must be at least [-] people who have landed, and they are scattered and hiding in the interior. When the time comes, they will go north in batches, maybe they will do something.

Just as Ming Yi was about to speak, Xu Yaoqing said, "If Guard Ji can't figure it out, you can contact the King of Xichang to have a look."

Xu Lingyue: ...

Xu Yaoqing was having a fit, targeting Ming Yi everywhere, and it was said that he punched Ming Yi before the negotiation.

Beating a dog... Cough, you have to ask your daughter if you beat your son-in-law. If he beat Ming Yi, shouldn't she be distressed?

Now why mention Wei Xuan again?

Could it be that because Wei Xuan saved his life, he felt that he and Wei Xuan hit it off and became close friends?
The grace of saving life must be repaid, and it is a great kindness. She was a little bit confused about whether she should reconcile with Xu Yaoqing.

Because once the relationship eased, would he be asked to repay the debt he owed Wei Xuan?
Thinking of this, she frowned slightly, wondering whether to drive Xu Yaoqing out.

Seeing her displeasure frowning, Xu Yaoqing couldn't help being a little nervous, because she had said before that Wei Xuan was an enemy.

He immediately smiled and said: "Lingyue, don't worry, the Japanese pirates are rampant because they have fast boats that can escape from the land and hide on islands in the sea. Now they abandon the boat and land, which is equivalent to jumping ashore. How can they have a better life. I The various ministries have been contacted, and they will be encircled, and they will not be allowed to escape from Fujian to the north.”

It better be so.

Xu Lingyue carefully checked his wound, "If that's the case, there's nothing serious about it, but it's a pity that my elder brother is not here."

After Xu Lian disappeared in Xichang, there has been no news, but Xu Lingyue firmly believes that he is fine.A while ago, there were letters from Feige in the south of Xichang that were delivered to the capital layer by layer, and then to Fujian through layers of letters. The letter not only reported the latest progress of the warehouse in the desert, but also told her the good news that Xu Lian had got the news.

Naturally Xu Lian did not die, but he didn't say anything about the specific situation. He only said that we would talk about it in detail when he returned to Beijing.

Xu Yaoqing really wanted to know what happened in Xichang, but if the person involved didn't tell, others didn't know the details, and it was impossible for Xu Lingyue and the people around Ming Yi to speak behind their master's back, so it was useless for him to be anxious.

Because even the emperor wouldn't know the specific situation, only the person involved knew, no matter how anxious he was, he could only hold back.

"If Xu Lian is here, there is no room for you." Xu Yaoqing sighed, "It's just to suppress the bandits. You don't need him. Guohui and the others are enough."

Xu Lingyue nodded, "Then let Deputy General Luo take people to suppress the bandits, and I'll heal your injuries first."

His injury can't wait, unless he really doesn't want his arm.

When she was eating just now, she could see that he was struggling to pick up the food, and in the end he only used one hand.

"That's what you say." Xu Yaoqing had no objection.

It was the first time that he obeyed himself like this. He used to scold himself coldly, but now—

Xu Lingyue couldn't tell what it was like.

She has Lingquan and many other high-quality medicinal materials, and formulates the appropriate medicines, and then performs surgery on Xu Yaoqing.

Mingyi and Zhufeng assisted in the operation.

She needs to reopen some of Xu Yaoqing's wounds, or drill holes in several parts to let the pus and blood flow out, and then inject medicine to disinfect the wound, reduce inflammation, and disperse blood stasis, and some...

(End of this chapter)