Dressed as a farmer's widow, she brought her daughter to stock up on food and reached the top

Chapter 333: Folk Remedies

Upon hearing this, Aunt Wu waved her hands hurriedly and said in a panic, "No, no ...

Aunt Wu's face was filled with fear. She waved her hands and took a few steps back. "Actually, there's nothing wrong with telling you this method, but... Alas!"

Aunt Wu sighed heavily, her brow furrowed, and she continued with a look of worry, "It's just that this medicinal lead is hard to find! It's a rare item, very hard to come by!"

Aunt Wu shook her head helplessly, her eyes revealing deep worry and embarrassment.

Tian Guilan was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan. She kept turning around in place, clutching the corners of her clothes tightly with both hands, and her voice changed: "Good sister, please tell me quickly! My heart is about to jump out of my throat! If you don’t tell me, I’m afraid I will go crazy!" Tian Guilan's face was full of anxiety, and her eyes were wide open.

Aunt Wu closed her eyes and sighed heavily, then slowly opened them. She spoke with a mysterious and somewhat embarrassed expression, "Sister, don't scare you by telling me this. Like cures like, you need to boil animal whips and an adult man's first morning urine, and drink the water. You have to eat the whips, and drink every drop of the broth."

As Aunt Wu spoke, she observed Tian Guilan's expression. Her own expression was also very strange, revealing a bit of embarrassment and helplessness. This recipe was too strange, so she had not told it before.

After hearing this, Tian Guilan was completely stunned. Her mouth was wide open and she couldn't close it for a long time. After a long while, she stammered, "What? This... is this possible? Oh my God!"

Tian Guilan's face turned red instantly, her eyes were full of disbelief and disgust, and her body unconsciously took a few steps back.

Tian Guilan stared at Aunt Wu with eyes wide open in disbelief. Her lips trembled slightly as she said, "You didn't lie to me, did you?"

Aunt Wu rolled her eyes at Tian Guilan and said unhappily, "I knew you wouldn't believe it! That's why I kept this secret from you until now. Humph, you took my kindness for granted!"

Aunt Wu's face was full of anger. She turned her head away and stopped looking at Tian Guilan. She clasped her hands on her chest and kept breathing heavily.

Tian Guilan took a deep breath, trying to calm herself down. She gritted her teeth and said, "Forget it, forget it. Now we can only try our best! Why do we need an animal whip?"

Seeing that Aunt Wu didn't say anything, Tian Guilan frowned, looked at Aunt Wu with a firm gaze, and repeated: "Aunt Wu, just tell me directly, what kind of animal whip do you want?"

Aunt Wu lowered her voice and said mysteriously, "Actually, the best thing is a human whip."

Aunt Wu narrowed her eyes slightly, her expression showing a bit of weirdness, and her voice was small but very clear.

When Tian Guilan heard this, her eyes widened, almost popping out of her head. She gritted her teeth and roared angrily: "Are you kidding me? A human whip? How is that even possible!" Tian Guilan's face flushed red instantly. She couldn't bear to use the whip she had saved.

"It's really hard to whip someone. You can't use a whip made from stored grain! This is simply ridiculous!" Tian Guilan continued to shout while panting. "What kind of folk remedy is this? It's simply driving people crazy!"

Aunt Wu quickly waved her hands and said, "Don't worry, don't worry! I haven't finished my words yet! The most effective medicine is indeed the human whip, but the whips of tigers, leopards, jackals and wolves are also good. Also, the first urine of an adult man in the morning must be treated with care. It is best to have a strong body, the stronger the better!"

Aunt Wu had an expression of eagerness to explain on her face. She spoke quickly and stared at Tian Guilan, afraid that she would interrupt her again.

Aunt Wu cleared her throat and continued, "Let me explain it to you in detail. This whip of a tiger, leopard, jackal, or wolf can't be just any whip. It has to be from a ferocious beast in its prime. And the urine of an adult man has to be healthy and strong. Only then will it be effective."

Tian Guilan looked at Aunt Wu with eyes full of inquiry and doubt, as if she wanted to see straight into Aunt Wu's heart. She said in a trembling voice, "Sister Wu, are you really not kidding me? My heart is in a mess. Please don't make fun of me anymore."

Aunt Wu sighed heavily and said helplessly, "You see, I shouldn't have said this. You wouldn't believe me if I told you. The whips of tigers, leopards, jackals, and wolves are all yang, don't you understand? And the first urine of a strong adult man in the morning is even more yang!"

Aunt Wu's face was full of regret. She kept shaking her head as she spoke, and there was a hint of disappointment in her eyes.

Aunt Wu raised her hand, pointed at Tian Guilan, and continued, "Sister, I'm telling you all this because I really want to help you. But you're so suspicious. You've taken my kindness for granted!"

There was a hint of anger in Aunt Wu's tone, her eyebrows were raised high, and her expression seemed a little angry.

When Tian Guilan heard this, she panicked and hurriedly put on a smile and apologized repeatedly, saying, "Sister Wu, Sister Wu, please don't be angry. It was my fault for being confused and ignorant. I offended you. I was just anxious. Please be magnanimous and don't be angry with me."

As Tian Guilan spoke, she quickly walked over to Aunt Wu, took her arm and shook it gently, her tone urgent and somewhat flattering: "Sister Wu, I really know I was wrong, please don't take it to heart. I promise I will never doubt you like this again, please forgive me this time."

Seeing that Aunt Wu didn't move, Tian Guilan's face flushed and she said anxiously, "Sister Wu, it's all my fault for my bad temper and my stupidity. Please don't bother with me. I swear to God, I will absolutely believe everything you say from now on and never dare to be disrespectful again."

Aunt Wu's lips curled up imperceptibly, and the subtle smile disappeared in a flash, so fast that people almost thought it was an illusion.

Then, she waved her hand and said, "Oh, forget it, forget it. You love your son so much and you are in a hurry. I have told you the recipe. If you don't have anything else, just go back."

Aunt Wu's face returned to calm, but her eyes revealed a barely perceptible coldness. After she finished speaking, she turned around and no longer looked at Tian Guilan.

Tian Guilan responded hurriedly and walked out quickly as if the wind was blowing.

She thought to herself that she had to tell Zhao Cunliang about this folk remedy as soon as possible so that they could work together to find a solution. During the whole journey, her mind was completely focused on this folk remedy, and she wished she could fly to Zhao Cunliang immediately.

After Tian Guilan left, Aunt Wu's daughter and maid gently lifted the curtain of the inner room and slowly walked out of the inner room.