Chapter 164 I Don't Want to Go Back in My Life

"Aren't you going to invite us into the house?"

Feng Qianwei took back the Phoenix Bai Yuexiao and said in a light tone.

"Quick! Come in!"

Mrs. Ji hurriedly brought them into the house. Although the place was not very big, it was cleaned very well.

If it wasn't for the inability to meet people, she wouldn't have become so withdrawn. Originally a beautiful woman like jade, she was tortured by this terrible black spot.

Everyone hated her and thought she was an ominous monster. She had no choice but to hide and dare not go out again.

Feng Qianwei walked into the house and saw that it was also very warmly furnished, which made people feel very comfortable.

Although this Mrs. Ji was excluded because of her ugly appearance, she did not give up on herself. She lived alone in a secluded corner and tidied up her home.

On the tablecloth covered with plain white and blue flowers, there was a brass five-petal flower oil lamp, and an orange lamp flower bloomed on the wick that was soaked and blackened.

"Clap!"

The sound of the oil lamp burning broke the silence in the night with the smell of incense.

Feng Qianwei sat on the chair and took Mrs. Ji's pulse.

Mrs. Ji looked at her apprehensively and her normal hand. She felt that the little girl in front of her might be able to change her fate.

"Your body has condensed too much cold energy, and you need to use a medicinal bath to force this cold energy out of your body."

Feng Qianwei concluded that her previous residence had been manipulated and it had become a very cold place. Living there all the year round, it is already a blessing and a big fate without dying prematurely.

"I will write a prescription, and you will ask someone to prescribe the medicine. Combine the medicated bath with acupuncture and moxibustion, and the effect will be seen tonight."

She asked Mrs. Ji to get a pen and paper, and then wrote a formula for her.

"At this time, only the pharmacy in Zhendong should not be closed. My wife, I will go get the medicine."

The old woman said that she was Mrs. Ji's former nurse, and after everyone left, she chose to stay.

"It's work."

Mrs. Ji nodded. She didn't go out all year round, and all the granny Zhang helped her to buy things.

"The old lady will come when you go."

Granny Zhang took the prescription and immediately went to get the medicine, saving the pharmacy from closing.

"Why would the girl want to buy my old house? It's an ominous place, and none of the people who lived there died peacefully."

Mrs. Ji said with a heavy expression.

"It's okay, I know a feng shui master, and it's a good place to change the feng shui. If you want to remodel it yourself, it doesn't matter if you don't want to sell it."

Feng Qianwei said frankly, if Mrs. Ji wanted to keep such a big ancestral home, it was human nature, and she would not take advantage of others' danger.

"If you can cure me, what I said will definitely count. Even if I don't give you the house, I won't go back. There are too many sad memories there."

Mrs. Ji shook her head, she never wanted to go back in her life.

Feng Qianwei felt that Ji's family became what it is now, maybe it was not a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster. At that time, the heartless man was a gardener in a big family in Huansha Town, probably in Jifu.

All of this seems to have an invisible thread that ties together seemingly unrelated people and things.

Mrs. Ji prepared hot water, and when Granny Zhang came back from buying medicine, Feng Qianwei arranged for her to take a medicinal bath.

Xu Jinhuan was waiting for her in the yard. It was unsafe late at night, so he wanted to guard her here.

"I'm going to get the needle now, the process will be difficult, you have to be prepared."

Feng Qianwei said to Mrs. Ji.

"You can put the needle, I can hold it."

Mrs. Ji said calmly that the torment she has endured over the years is beyond what outsiders can imagine. Now it's just flesh and blood, how could she be afraid?

Feng Qianwei took out the gold needle and healed her calmly.

Thanks for the little snowflakes! mwah!