Princess Consort Is No Pushover

She stayed in the room all year round and didn't know anything about the outside world, so she didn't know about Yun Ruoyue's medical skills.

In her opinion, Yun Ruoyue was just a sixteen or seventeen-year-old girl, and she didn't believe that she could cure any disease.

Feng'er next to her said with a smile: "Old lady, don't worry, our concubine is not only good at medicine, she is also very good at medicine. If she says she can cure it, she will definitely be able to cure it."

"Really?" the old lady said anxiously.

She still couldn't believe it.

At this time, Yun Ruoyue said: "Madam, you have scurvy caused by lack of vitamin C. It is a disease caused by lack of nutrition all the year round and eating only this pickled vegetables and clear porridge."

"What scurvy? Why haven't I heard of it?" Mrs. Jiang was at a loss, she had never heard of this disease.

Yun Ruoyue said: "This disease is rare, the old lady has never heard of it, it's normal. I looked at it, and your disease is already serious. If you don't treat it quickly, it will be life-threatening. But don't worry, I have medicine here , you take my medicine, and then eat and drink according to my instructions. Within half a month, your illness will improve."

As she said that, her consciousness moved, she had already entered the medical space, took out two bottles of vitamin C, and fumbled out of the cloth bag.

The ancients didn't know about vitamins, so she had to say it was medicine.

Mrs. Jiang looked at the two medicine bottles in Yun Ruoyue's hands, with a look of surprise, "This, is this medicine? Why is it different from what Langzhong and the others prescribed?"

She had never seen such a transparent bottle before, and she didn't know what material it was made of.

Yun Ruoyue hurriedly said: "This is an extracted and processed medicine. If the old lady believes in me, I will take two pills a day. At the same time, I should eat fresh vegetables and fruits every day to supplement vitamin C. As for the pickled You can’t eat any more vegetables, not to mention that it’s not nutritious, and you can easily get sick if you eat too much.”

With that said, she handed the medicine bottle to the little maid next to her.

The little maid looked at the bottle in surprise, quickly poured out two vitamin C capsules, and handed it to the old lady, "Old lady, can you take two capsules first?"

"Well, okay." Although the old lady didn't believe in Yun Ruoyue's medical skills, she didn't want to take her kindness, so she took the medicine and took it.

Anyway, she is also a dying person, and a dead horse is treated like a living horse doctor.

At this time, Yun Ruoyue said to the little maid next to her, "Remember, from now on, you will have to feed the old lady two pills of medicine every day, and you can no longer eat pickled vegetables, but eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. If you don't have money to buy vegetables , I have a little here."

As she spoke, she was about to dig into the cloth bag.

The little maid quickly waved her hand, "Thank you, Princess, for your kindness, but I can't accept money. My master said that no money can be accepted from anyone. Also, my old lady can afford vegetables, just because she used to be too frugal." , I just contracted this disease. Don't worry, I will cook fresh vegetables for the old lady every day, and I will take care of her according to the method of the princess."

She felt that the princess' words were trustworthy, so she decided to take care of the old lady according to her.

Yun Ruoyue saw that the girl was smart, so she smiled and said: "Okay, remember, during this period of time, the old lady must not eat soft shell foods such as fish and shrimp. This kind of food will conflict with my medicine and will harm the body. .You just need to give the old lady more meat, vegetables and fruits."

"Thank you Princess Li, I understand." The little girl said.

After Yun Ruoyue gave the medicine, she left with Feng'er and the others.

As soon as they left, Mrs. Jiang looked at the medicine bottle suspiciously, wondering whether the medicine would be useful or not.