A second chance with my billionaire husband

Chapter 1350 - 262: Tian Kui’s Power Unchecked, Nurturing the Palace and Raising the Lin (Second Update)

Zhuang Xiyue smiled and nodded: "I didn’t expect you to have such fortune, it’s also your blessing."

Thinking of something, Zhuang Xiyue added: "Doctor Hua hasn’t left, he’s waiting for you downstairs. Now that you’re awake, go and meet him."

It seems he wants to ask about her master’s whereabouts, but unfortunately, Yun Ya truly doesn’t know.

Yun Ya went downstairs to find Doctor Hua drinking tea. Seeing Yun Ya, he raised an eyebrow: "Awake."

Yun Ya walked up to him, respectfully bowed: "It was all in a rush before, I didn’t have time to pay my respects, good day, Master Uncle."

"Your name...?" Doctor Hua frowned: "What was it again?"

With a smile, Yun Ya said: "Ji Yunya, Ji as in Ji Xiaolan, Yun as in serene and easygoing, Ya as in horizon."

Doctor Hua nodded: "Nice name, Ji...? Suddenly, his gaze fixed tightly on Yun Ya’s face, studying her closely. Feeling a bit strange under his watch, Yun Ya instinctively touched her face: "Master Uncle, what’s wrong?"

The emotions in Doctor Hua’s eyes suddenly vanished, like a deep lake, unfathomable.

"This surname is quite rare, are you from Jiangzhou?" Doctor Hua asked.

Yun Ya nodded: "My family is from Jiangzhou. My grandfather is Ji Huaixi, a very famous philanthropist back then. Do you know my grandfather, Master Uncle?" She subtly watched Doctor Hua.

Doctor Hua coughed and shook his head: "I don’t know him."

He answered too quickly, without any time to think, which only aroused more suspicion.

Yun Ya seemed pensive, just as she saw Doctor Hua suddenly grab her wrist, his fingers checking her pulse. Yun Ya instinctively wanted to withdraw her hand, but the other person’s grip was strong, so she settled down and quietly observed Doctor Hua’s expression.

Doctor Hua suddenly opened his eyes, gave her a deep look, let go of her hand, and turned back to sit in his chair.

Yun Ya withdrew her hand, feeling a burning sensation where he had grasped it. She lowered her head, her fingers curled up.

"Congenital kidney essence deficiency, lacking postnatal nourishment, insufficient Tian Gui, deficient Chong and Ren channels, an undernourished uterus leads to developmental issues and irregular menstruation, resulting in infertility," Doctor Hua suddenly spoke.

Yun Ya’s heart squeezed tightly, pressing her lips together.

"Though your use of Western hormone treatment is effective in the short term, it’s not beneficial for your long-term health. Traditional Chinese medicine should address the root with herbs that invigorate the kidney and spleen, soothe the liver and relieve depression, promote blood flow, and dispel stasis. I have a prescription, formulated based on the theoretical foundations of Chinese medicine for treating infertility. It’s designed to warm the kidneys, strengthen the spleen, nourish the blood, regulate menstruation, soothe the liver, relieve depression, invigorate qi, and promote blood production, providing both symptom relief and root treatment, combining therapy and nourishment. With long-term regulation, you should see improvement." Doctor Hua said, taking out a prescription from his medicine box and handing it to Yun Ya.

"Follow this prescription once a day." With that, he took out a small box and handed it to Yun Ya. Opening it, she saw ten brown pills, each the size of a fingernail.

"This is my improved Palace-Nurturing Fertility Pill, incomparable to the ones sold in the market. Take one every day. When you’ve finished them, come back to me. By the time you’re married, you should be able to have children."

Yun Ya blushed, snapping the box shut. This medicine must be invaluable, and Doctor Hua so generously gave her ten pills at once, something others would find unimaginable.

"Thank you, Master Uncle."

"Since you’ve called me Master Uncle, I should think for your benefit. Consider this a gift for our meeting. Your master made a wise choice in taking you as a pupil, even though your Yin-Yang Acupuncture isn’t too skilled, but you’ve inherited the true skills of your master. Study well, and if you have questions, you can ask me. I have no disciples, so my brother’s disciple is my disciple too. Given the chance, I’ll pass on everything I’ve learned, fulfilling my duty to our school."

Yun Ya was moved, suddenly unsure what to say.

Doctor Hua continued: "Marrying into such a family, things will be tough if you can’t conceive. No matter how deep the relationship, it won’t go far. You should take good care of yourself. With me here, I won’t let such a beautiful and smart girl be forgotten."

Yun Ya felt a sudden warmth in her nose, a feeling that had overshadowed her heart in both past and present lives, a constant fear even though she mastered medicine, treated the living, and saved the dead, yet she felt powerless over her own broken body. Now, someone said that the things she feared wouldn’t happen, and it was as if a ray of sunshine pierced through the gloom in her heart.

"Don’t cry. I can’t stand seeing girls cry. It’s nothing serious, just give it two years, I guarantee you’ll be holding two in three years."

Yun Ya suddenly laughed, tears still on her face, yet she appeared so pure and refreshing.

Doctor Hua looked at her, a bit dazed, but he quickly snapped out of it, slung his medicine box over his shoulder and prepared to leave. Yun Ya suddenly stood up and asked: "Master Uncle, aren’t you asking about Master?"

Doctor Hua waved his hand, without turning his head, he said: "Some people, in life, have hurdles they can’t overcome. Once they figure it out, they’ll return naturally."

If they never figure it out, maybe he will never see his brother again in this life.

The old man wasn’t very tall, and quite thin, wearing a dull gray outfit, looking unimpressive. Even slightly hunched, his steps were brisk and steady, Yun Ya could see a sense of carefreeness and elegance from that grayish silhouette.

"Master Uncle, where should I find you?"

"No. 88 East Alley Hutong."

Saying this, he left without looking back.

When Yun Ya chased after him, he was already gone from the courtyard.

Zhuang Xiyue came over and said: "The Divine Doctor has left?"

Yun Ya nodded.

Zhuang Xiyue’s gaze rested on the box in her hand, asking: "What’s that?"

Yun Ya tightly gripped the box, speaking softly: "This is the medicine the Divine Doctor gave me to regulate my body."

Zhuang Xiyue immediately laughed: "They say the Divine Doctor lacks understanding of human emotions, but I see he’s not so bad after all. However, others aren’t as lucky, as a Divine Doctor Master Uncle isn’t something everyone can have."

Yun Ya smiled, looking at the box in her hand, her gaze warm, feeling empowered, as if all the clouds over her head had suddenly disappeared.

This was the biggest surprise since her rebirth.

At night, under the lamp, Yun Ya opened the box, looked at the ten neatly arranged pills inside, her gaze sweeping over each, finally picking one up, her expression grave, just about to put it in her mouth when Yan Song walked in.

Yun Ya immediately set the pill down, smiling: "Brother Yan, you’re back."

Yan Song took off his coat, hung it on the coat rack at the door, and walked over quickly, seeing the pill before her, frowning: "What’s this?"

Yun Ya walked over with a smile, naturally leaning into his embrace, her low voice carrying a gentle, flowing tranquility.

"This is the Palace-Nurturing Fertility Pill Doctor Hua gave me to regulate my body."

Yan Song raised an eyebrow, knowing the purpose of the pill just from hearing its name, seeing Yun Ya smiling brightly, feeling both delighted and tenderly protective.

Even if Yun Ya could never have children, he wouldn’t leave her. Even if the whole world said he was wrong, he would prefer to be wrong forever. But Yun Ya didn’t think that way; children might be her deep-seated obsession.

In any case, he was always by her side, smiling as he tousled her hair: "If you’re happy, I’m happy."