Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 1816 Medication

  Who knows, now that Master Chu has discovered one of his skills, he can also speak Nanjiang dialect, which is amazing.

  Compared to Xiao Tianhao's joy, the witch doctor in Nanjiang felt as if he had fallen into a cellar of ice, with cold sweat breaking out all over his body.

   "You know it, you really know it." The witch doctor in Southern Xinjiang, who was still lucky, was on the verge of collapse after he said this, and the words in his mouth subconsciously blurted out.

   After finishing speaking, his voice became hoarse. Realizing what he said, his face turned paler, and he was anxious to add: "No, I didn't mean to drug your wife on purpose."

  Chu Heng ignored him at all, and only took out the medicine powder from the medicine box. In order to prevent others from being tricked, he decisively poured the medicine powder into a bowl and fed it to him.

  Being forced to pinch his chin, the witch doctor in Nanjiang struggled desperately, "Help... help... let me go..."

   "I'll say it, I'll say it now." Seeing the coldness in Chu Heng's eyes without showing any emotion at all, the Nanjiang witch doctor couldn't help but shiver, a flash of fear flashed in his eyes, and he quickly showed weakness.

  Chu Heng paused.

When the witch doctor in Nanjiang noticed it, he breathed a sigh of relief subconsciously, swallowed his saliva, and turned his mind desperately, saying, "I didn't mean to drug Mrs. Chu, but I just wanted to make sure that Mrs. Chu knew that Lu Sangqi was almost killed in the first place. Drugs are given because of the drugs we provide."

   "But although we provide the medicine, the one who can do it is the county king, and it has nothing to do with us." The witch doctor in Nanjiang was afraid that Chu Heng might misunderstand, so he resolutely threw the blame on the county king, and firmly refused to admit what he had done.

  Chu Heng glanced at him with indifferent eyes: "Oh."

   Then, decisively fed the medicine into his mouth.

  The witch doctor in Nanjiang stared wide-eyed in shock, realizing what happened, coughing desperately, wanting to vomit.

   "I told you, how could you..."

  The witch doctor in Southern Xinjiang obviously didn't expect that Chu Heng didn't mean anything, and he was in a more irritable mood.

"Did I promise you anything?" Chu Heng said lightly, curling his lips into a sneer, "When you decided to take action against my family, it meant that you would end up like this. Besides, the lies you told, take Go lie to the devil."

   "Speaking of which, I would like to thank you for what you have researched in Southern Xinjiang." Chu Heng gave him another medicine.

   After finishing speaking, no matter how the Southern Xinjiang witch doctor struggled, he stood up directly.

  The struggle of the witch doctor in Southern Xinjiang is obviously getting smaller and smaller, and his eyes have gradually become lifeless from the anger at the beginning.

  Xiao Tianhao watched the whole scene, a little suspicious: "Is this medicine really like what people in southern Xinjiang say, can make people tell the truth?"

"To be precise, this medicine has a hallucinogenic effect. After using it, people's perceptions are in a state of fragmentation. At the same time, it will make people lower their vigilance and achieve the effect of saying whatever they ask." Chu Heng simply said Explained a bit.

  Xiao Tianhao glanced at the medicine bottle: "Then these medicines should be very precious?"

   "Well, only the royal family in Southern Xinjiang has it, and the number is rare. However, it is a little uncertain that the witch doctor in Southern Xinjiang can come up with this thing."

  Although what Chu Heng said was not straightforward, but Xiao Tianhao is the head of the secret guard and is responsible for helping Emperor Xuanming collect news from various places. Hearing this, there is still something that I don’t understand.

   "It seems that we must send someone to investigate in southern Xinjiang." Xiao Tianhao said cautiously.

  Chu Heng hummed, but did not speak again.

  (end of this chapter)