Judicial Doctor, Wild Princess

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In the Central Plains, the land was vast and full of resources, and there were many different types of people, just like the stars.

This book was just a book of barbarians. It didn't contain a detailed description of the people of the wilderness that the people of the continent weren't familiar with.

Liu Wei flipped to the next page and saw that on the latter page, the author had started to attack the act of "good Gu eating her life".

Witch cultivators, as a branch of Miao people, had greatly inherited Miao Ren's research on Gu worms. But compared to Miao Ren, who lived in seclusion, the way he treated people with Gu was different. Witches used Gu as a lethal weapon, burning, killing, and robbing.

The later scholars also used their own experiences to narrate the differences between the two races. In order to study the various races, the scholars once went to the cold mountain, but encountered a vicious snake on the way. The snake was born with its mouth wide open, and was saved by a Miao Han on the border of life and death.

The Miao man detoxified him with scorpion venom.

Not to mention saving his life, they even took him in for ten days. During the ten days they spent recuperating in the Miao Man village, the scholars learned about the habits and habits of the Miao People.

Ever since he became a member of the Miao Family, he had been bragging about being a direct descendant of the Nuwa Family and inheriting the will of the God of the Clan. Although he was not able to bring the dead back to life, he had done his best to save his way here by using a Gu technique and a medical method.

They believed that there were pros and cons to everything. The Gu was the Heavenly Dao, and using the Gu to save people was a huge waste. If they used the Gu's method to create a trance, they would be able to change the sky and land, change their shape, and put the world into their pockets.

Shaman actuarial voodoo damage, Miao actuarial voodoo treatment, the two races into water and fire, but also a branch of the same sect.

When it came to witches, Miao Man would retract his demeanor and denounce them. He would say that the witches were very ambitious and had the temperament of a jackal.

The medical arts of the Central Plains had never been respected by the Gu doctors. The Miao Family had been around for more than a thousand years, yet they had never truly risen to prominence. When people asked for medical help, they had never thought of the Gu worm.

The book only had a bit more than ten pages and contained 16 people from the Miao Family and the Shaman Tribe. He used two pages to tell the story, and it was already considered a lot …

At this point, the records had already been completed, and what followed were the other races. Liu Wei no longer looked at them, and closed the book, looking at the old man.

The Old Master said: The original version of this book was written sixty years ago. Although it has passed the sixty-year mark, but the amount of leisure time left in the world like this for the tribesmen is too little, so after Gavin had read it many times already, this book is still available in some small bookstores. However, this is still a book from sixty years ago.

Liu Wei nodded her head, and handed the book back to the old man: "The book does not mention the specific method of 'Good Inherent Skill', does old man know anything about this?"

Old Master Fu shook his head, "There isn't much that I can find here. This book on savages is already the most complete."

Liu Wei only thought of the word "food" because she knew that the old man had also thought of this. Thus, when she mentioned about the centipede eating flesh, she immediately mentioned the Witch Clan.

However, this ambiguity could not be used as conclusive evidence. Of course, the investigation in this direction was certain.

After speaking of the Witch Clan's matter and chatting for awhile, Liu Wei decided to take her leave.

The main purpose of his visit today was to return the corpse.

On the other hand, it was clear that Old Master Fu didn't have much of an emotional reaction towards his fourth son having his head separated from his body and not even his bones left. He simply took the corpse over and sent it to the fourth room with a cold expression.

Fu Hongwei was a bit worried. Before sending the corpse over, he sent someone to bring Fu Ziru out. He wanted the child to not see his father in such a state. Liu Wei was a little surprised by his considerate, but he once again thought of Fu Zichen, and laughed mockingly.

He still had a humane heart towards other children, but he didn't care about his own flesh and blood. He was stingy with even a little bit of concern. It was unknown how such a man's heart grew.

After leaving, Liu Wei could not help but ask Rong Ling: "Who do you like more between Xiaoli and Xiao Gui?"

Rong Ling didn't know why she asked this, but she looked at her once, before replying, "Xiaoli."

Liu Wei nodded, and did not continue the line of questioning.

Rong Ling was curious. "What?"

Liu Wei shook her head and sighed lightly: "It's just that I feel that it's perfectly justified for a father to love his son. Even if he would occasionally look down on his son in front of outsiders, he would definitely stand on the side of his son in front of an outsider when things really go wrong, but how can there be a type of person who can be kind and tolerant towards outsiders, and yet be so harsh and harsh towards his own children?"

Rong Ling obviously knew what she was talking about. She hesitated for a moment, and explained for Fu Hongyuan: "It's hard to avoid responsibility if one loves too much."

"No." Liu Wei said: "I'm afraid it's a different type."

"Hmm?"

"Sometimes this kind of person can be kind to outsiders, making themselves appear kind and amiable, making themselves look good on the face of others. But what good is there in being nice to one's own children?" As for their own children, of course they can be treated as you please, because they live on their own. Since they are born into a human, they deserve to be a parent.

Rong Ling could hear the anger in her tone, and she reached out to hold her shoulders, saying in a soft voice, "I won't do that."

Just as Liu Wei was in a rage, hearing him say that, he laughed again and waved him away, reprimanding him: "You dare?"

Liu Wei pushed him away a little, signalling him not to pull around at other people's houses.

But Rong Ling obviously did not care about all these. She was pushed away and walked over, pushed away and walked over again.

Marsi, who was ten steps away from them, had been witnessing this brutal scene from the very beginning.

He had a nagging feeling that whenever Second Prince stayed together with him, the atmosphere would become very weird.

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