The gentle woman reminded her: "Be careful, don't spill it."
"Yeah." Chi Ying lowered his head, but his eyes were slightly raised, observing everything around him.
Before they could get close, they saw their shadows in the distance, and the guards came into the room to report.
Soon, Qing'er came out of the house and waved to them: "Come in, put the food in the dining room first."
The gentle woman was curious: "Where is the saint?"
Qing'er explained with a smile: "Knowing that the saint likes laburnum, the elders transplanted a garden of laburnum in the backyard. The saint was very happy to see it today and is looking at the flowers in the backyard."
Qing'er talks eloquently, treats people politely and has no stage fright at all, which is very different from the timid and withdrawn person he used to be.
Chi Ying glanced at her twice, and Qing'er noticed it. He turned his eyes away with a smile and said in a teasing tone: "Is there a flower on my face?"
"No." Chi Ying was startled and quickly lowered her head. She didn't expect Qing'er to be so sharp, with eyes like sharp swords that could see through people's hearts.
Qing'er smiled and did not continue, but said: "Put down your things and go to the backyard."
Hearing these words, the tribesmen who delivered the food were very happy. They all ran to the backyard with joy. Chi Ying also followed the crowd. She was a few steps behind everyone and looked around quietly.
The backyard is not big, just turn around the house and you'll be there.
The first thing you see is a field of golden laburnum, which is so beautiful. However, the figures in the flower field are even more unique.
Wearing a big straw hat on her head, the woman was bent over, her feet and legs were covered with mud, like an old farmer, observing the laburnums in the field without the slightest dislike.
Seeing the crowd coming, he naturally waved to the gentle woman: "Come here and talk about the medicinal uses of laburnum."
The gentle woman was a little nervous, but she recited it very skillfully: "Laburnum loves light, is also tolerant of semi-shade, and adapts to various soils... poisonous bean seeds contain indocine, which is toxic..."
Lu Xixin nodded while listening, and after the gentle woman finished speaking, she asked again: "Which medicine in the Hua family contains indocine? What kind of bug likes laburnum?"
This time, the gentle woman stumbled a bit and took a long time to speak out.
Hearing this, Lu Xixin was not upset. He just looked at the woman with gentle encouragement. After she finished speaking, he said: "I have a new discovery. Indine can excite the poisonous insects. If you add a little anesthesia,
, can instantly control the Gu insects in other people's bodies, making them lose their ability to attack."
After the words fell, the gentle woman almost screamed with excitement: "Yes, yes, ah, ah, holy lady, you are so amazing, why didn't I think of that."
She clenched her hands tightly and spoke incoherently: "You can use midazole for anesthesia, and the vanilla that the voodoos like. As long as it is mixed properly, it can suppress the voodoo attacks in the body."
Speaking of this, the gentle woman frowned again: "No, these medicines are indeed effective against voodoo bugs, but when people take them, they will be decomposed by gastric acid, and may be absorbed by the human body before they reach the voodoo bugs."
"Very good." Lu Xixin raised her lips and smiled, "You can think so comprehensively. You are much better than before."
The gentle woman scratched her head sheepishly.
Lu Xixin continued: "I will leave you a test question today to discuss what methods can be used to solve this problem."
"Promise to complete." The gentle woman's eyes were bright, looking at Lu Xixin with admiration.
Chi Ying stood nearby, watching the conversation between the two, as quiet as a shadow.
It turns out that Lu Xixin is like this.
There is no coldness and pride in the video, nor is there the panic in imagination.
His movements are natural and free,
Even though she was in the mud, she couldn't hide her beauty at all.