Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 1868 Tracing

  Ye Muyu sat on the soft couch, poured a cup of tea to relieve the tiredness.

  Candied dates taste too sweet, but in order to heal her injuries, Chu Heng stipulated to eat at least three a day. Although she didn't like it very much, Ye Muyu still didn't refuse, and ate them obediently.

   "What's wrong? Is there something wrong?"

  Sumei took out the amulet and put it on the small coffee table on the soft couch.

   Divided into two piles, the one with the fewest piles obviously only has two peace symbols.

   "Is there something wrong with these two safety symbols?" Ye Muyu asked casually when she saw her move and had some guesses in her heart.

  Sumei expected that Ye Muyu would guess, and nodded: "Well, little doctor Lu said, these two amulets are contaminated with the smell of a medicinal herb called Yun Epiphyllum from southern Xinjiang."

   "Maybe it's because of the small amount, and you can hardly smell it at ordinary times. You can barely smell it until you put it on the incense burner and heat it up."

   "Little doctor Lu also said that the epiphyllum has a light taste, and it is only when the medicinal materials are made that it is possible to be contaminated with the taste. After it is baked, it will be completely tasteless."

   "So the safe talisman has the smell of this medicinal material. It should be the person who made it. I have been in contact with the medicinal material Yuntan for a long time, and it is only a short time."

  Ye Muyu didn't understand when she heard it. This is Lu Sangqi reminding herself that people who have come into contact with the peace talisman may have something to do with Nanjiang.

   "Go and send a message to Ah Heng." Ye Muyu made a prompt decision.

  She knew from Zhu San and the others that Wang and the others hadn't had much contact with many people, and that the peace talisman was indeed obtained from the temple, because Wang went with many rich wives.

  Then, the possibility of Mrs. Wang being cheated is very small, because other wealthy wives also asked for a safe talisman.

   "By the way, ask the second sister-in-law, which temple did you get these two peace symbols from?"

  Ye Muyu ordered in a soft voice, already debating in her mind.

  Sumei nodded, and quickly ordered these things.

  Chu Heng got the news when he was about to arrange a meeting between Bai Lan and Bai Yao after lunch.

  He knew more information than Ye Muyu, and when he heard this, he understood that perhaps, the related people who escaped might have shelter in other temples.

  He resolutely handed over the meeting between Bai Lan and Bai Yao to Xiao Tianhao, while he himself took the people from the yamen to the temple.

  When Xiao Tianhao heard the news, he subconsciously said, "Master Chu, why don't I go find someone? You come to interrogate the saintess of Southern Xinjiang."

  It is more difficult for him to use his brain than to use his martial arts.

   It's not that Xiao Tianhao is not smart.

It's because he knows too little about Nanjiang's medicines, especially not being able to do what Chu Heng did. After reading Nanjiang's medical books, he can remember most of the content. According to the conversation between the two, some details can be figured out. Their schemes, and even their plans, can easily prevent being drugged.

  Although he is used to investigating all news, he thinks he is not as sharp as Chu Heng.

   What's more, it always takes more time to check in areas that I am not good at.

   "No, you don't know what the medicinal materials of Southern Xinjiang look like. Even if the real person stands in front of you, you won't know that he has medicinal materials from Southern Xinjiang." Chu Heng shook his head lightly and explained.

  He also thought about it, but the fact is that it is more suitable for him to go.

  Xiao Tianhao couldn't veto his words, so he stretched out his hand and patted him on the shoulder: "Then Master Chu has worked hard, and I won't let the two play petty tricks here."

  (end of this chapter)