"Can't see colors since childhood?" Gu Jinzhi did not expect this.

Jiang Xin nodded.

"Then you are color blind." Gu Jinzhi said, "Total color blindness..."

Jiang Xin smiled slightly and asked, "Is there a special word for this? I've read so many books, but I can't find it. You are indeed not only good at medicine, but also knowledgeable."

His tone was full of envy.

Gu Jinzhi couldn't laugh or cry.

Upon hearing Gu Jinzhi speak professional words, a normal person's reaction would be to ask if they can be treated...

Jiang Xin's attention point is not on the normal line.

"You want to die just for this?" Gu Jinzhi said, "That's not worth it."

"I said, I don't want to die." Jiang Xin said, "I just feel that there is no difference between living and dying. I want to die because I feel that living is worse than dying. So I didn't lie, I didn't want to die, I just let it go.

Naturally, I don’t want to have to live..."

When a person is seriously ill, it is a battle between life and death.

It's like a tug-of-war, with the disease and the god of death on one end, and the patient's own will to live on the other. When the patient feels that life is not that important, the god of death quickly pulls away the vitality.

This is the case for Jiang Xin.

She didn't want to admit it herself.

After Gu Jinzhi figured out the root cause of her illness, he didn't want to force her to admit anything anymore, so he changed the topic.

"Your mother is very worried, I want to tell her about this," Gu Jinzhi said.

Jiang Xin pursed her lower lip again.

When she is unhappy or in trouble, she likes to purse her lips.

"She may not believe it," Jiang Xin said. "It's been like this since I was a child. When I was sensible, I was often teased by them. No one would believe me if I told her... If you tell her, she might believe it."

Gu Jinzhi nodded.

She herself is not very good at housework.

In her previous life, she and her husband had not communicated well, so she would not pretend to be knowledgeable to teach Jiang Xin how to communicate with her parents and family, although she felt that Jiang Xin had some misunderstandings about her family.

No matter what happens between relatives, they should be left to deal with it themselves, rather than being dictated by an outsider.

"I'll tell her later." Gu Jinzhi said to Jiang Xin, and after a pause, she added, "Most of the causes of color blindness are genetics. Who, your father or your grandmother, has such a problem?"

"Is it hereditary?" Jiang Xin was a little surprised.

She always thought it was her own fault, that she was born a freak.

"Yes." Gu Jinzhi said, "And it's cross inheritance. If your grandmother has color blindness, it will only be passed on to her son; then, if her son inherits it, it will be passed on to your granddaughter. When you get married in the future

Yes, your condition may be passed on to your son, not your daughter."

Jiang Xin couldn't help but smile.

She felt as if she suddenly felt much better.

"I really don't know." She said with a smile. Knowing that there were people like her in this world, the long-standing gloom in her heart seemed to be blown away a little.

She thought about it carefully and said, "My father shouldn't be there, right? According to my grandmother..."

She wasn't sure.

"According to what you say, it's not my fault?" Jiang Xin asked.

After all, she is just a girl under fifteen years old. No matter how lonely she is, she still has occasional innocence. Hearing this, Gu Jinzhi started laughing.

She couldn't help but stretched out her hand and touched Jiang Xin's face: "Silly boy. How is it your fault?"

Jiang Xin didn't expect Gu Jinzhi to be like this, and her body felt a little unnatural.

"You pretend to be an adult," Jiang Xin said.

Gu Jinzhi laughed again.

Her laughter was very forthright, without the reserve of a girl in a boudoir.

Jiang Xin liked it very much after hearing it.

"In a few days, I will marry the King of Luyang." Gu Jinzhi said to Jiang Xin, "Others say he is a fool, and you must have heard of it. I think he is very good, and I can accept everything in this world.

People are different from us. Everyone is a gift from God to their parents. Your parents must love you very much, no matter whether you can see colors or not..."

Jiang Xin was stunned again.

She only felt that no one had ever said these words to her in her fourteen years of life. Gu Jinzhi's words seemed to pave another road in front of her.

A road that leads to different places but gives her a way to go.

"If I get better, I will make you my friend." Jiang Xin said with a smile, "By the way, can you cure color blindness?"

"I can't, I'm sorry." Gu Jinzhi said regretfully.

Jiang Xin was not disappointed either.

"It's okay, you don't have to say sorry." Jiang Xin said.

After a pause, she added: "I have been like this all my life. I don't know that I am different from other people. As I grow older, I always hear them saying that girls look good in pink and lake colors. Even when it comes to sex,

When I was selling clothes for four seasons, my mother would call me and ask me what materials I liked.

There are pieces of material, some are dark, some are bright, there is no difference. My mother and sister always say that I am a little fool. When I was a child, I was more scheming. I didn’t say it, I just watched it secretly. As time went by, I knew that no matter whether it was my mother

My sister would always say names of colors, but I would always be confused.

I don't want people to know, so I keep an eye on it secretly.

Whenever I change clothes, I always have to torment the maids, sometimes pointing at the clothes randomly. My mother and sisters always advise me that ginger-yellow bras are not suitable for pomegranate red skirts; silver-red bras are not suitable for women.

It doesn’t matter if it goes with a moon-white skirt or an official green one, but it doesn’t look good with a navy blue one…

Slowly, I realized that they could see many different things besides me."

Gu Jinzhi hummed softly.

"Total color blindness is relatively rare..." Gu Jinzhi said, "Why didn't you tell your mother?"

"I told you twice, but she didn't pay attention." Jiang Xin said, "She also said that I am stupid and don't know how to dress myself. I will understand when I become a big girl in the future... I can't cry and make trouble, right? I still talk to my sister

I said it three times, and then it became the reason for her to make fun of me, saying that I am a girl from the country, and she actually thinks that all the clothes are made of the same material."

Gu Jinzhi sighed.

In this day and age, medicine is backward. These things simply don't attract attention.

Among color blindness, total color blindness like Jiang Xin is relatively rare. Green blindness, protan blindness, etc. are relatively more common.

Things like deuteranopia or protanopia, which are present from birth. In ancient times when there were no red and green traffic lights, they attracted less attention.

People with color blindness who have never seen red or green since childhood may not even know that they cannot distinguish between them.

In his world, red just doesn't exist.

So Jiang Xin told her mother and sister about her situation. Without awareness of color blindness, Mrs. Jiang and Miss Jiang couldn't understand what Jiang Xin meant.

According to Jiang Xin herself, she has been sensitive and precocious since she was a child.

She won't chase her family to tell her either.

She knew she was sick, but no one could understand that the whole world was a monochromatic life, and there was no joy in her short life.

Gu Jinzhi couldn't imagine what a monochromatic world would look like...

"...When I was very young, my mother always said that I was stupid." Gu Jinzhi said, "I was very bad at needlework and was always scolded by my master. I also couldn't read poetry well. I originally wanted to learn the piano. And

No talent. However, I am very good at studying medicine."

Jiang Xin smiled slightly.

She knew that Gu Jinzhi was comforting her.

But these shortcomings of Gu Jinzhi are really insignificant compared with her monochromatic world.

"...I'm not sad. I rarely feel sad for what I don't have. I only know how to work hard for what I am good at. Do you look like a fool?" Gu Jinzhi said with a smile.

Jiang Xin was suddenly stunned.

"What about you?" Gu Jinzhi asked Jiang Xin again. "What are you good at? Have you worked hard for it and become famous for it?"

Gu Jinzhi became famous all over the capital because of his medical skills.

Jiang Xin was particularly envious of her.

She not only envied her medical skills, but also envied her for being a normal person.

But after hearing Gu Jinzhi's last words, Jiang Xin suddenly bit her lip tightly.

All kinds of emotions came to my mind at once.

She had been sad about her shortcomings for too long, which was a waste of time and energy, but instead prevented her from making full use of what she was good at.

What is she good at?

She, Jiang Xin, is very good at it.

No one in the capital could match her ability to read ten lines and never forget her photograph. If she were a man, she could win the first prize.

But so far, her strengths have all been submerged, and her flaws have tortured her to the point of death...

Jiang Xin's mood suddenly fluctuated and her breathing became a little short.

Gu Jinzhi fell silent.

She knew that Jiang Xin listened to her words.

She waited quietly for a moment.

After Jiang Xin's mood calmed down completely, Gu Jinzhi said: "I'll go and talk to your mother, and then ask Doctor Qin to prescribe medicine for you, okay?"

"Okay." Jiang Xin said.

There was a bit of desire for taking medicine in her tone, and even she could hear it herself.

She smiled.

Although it wasn't beautiful, Gu Jinzhi saw the change in her mind.

Young girls are always prone to getting into trouble. Sometimes they hit a dead end and never come back. The same goes for Jiang Xin.

She fell into pessimism and couldn't extricate herself. This is not a shortcoming.

Gu Jinzhi knew that she was envious of Gu Jinzhi's current reputation and achievements, so he used his own achievements to stimulate her. As expected, her emotions were ups and downs.

Her illness is not terminal yet, and there is hope for improvement.

Gu Jinzhi got up and went to Mrs. Jiang's upper room.

Mrs. Jiang and Jiang Yun, the eldest daughter of the Jiang family, are waiting.

Gu Jinzhi saluted Mrs. Jiang, and did not bother to drink tea. He told Mrs. Jiang about Jiang Xin's situation, and asked Mrs. Jiang to invite Qin Shensi, who made Qin Shensi to cook saponins and rhubarb.

Thick juice, let Jiang Xin drink it.

Mrs. Jiang and Jiang Yun were stunned for a long time, and did not even hear what Gu Jin said next.

"She did say..." Mrs. Jiang recalled the past, and she suddenly felt annoyed and regretful, "I just thought she didn't like beauty. How could I know..."

Jiang Yun also blamed himself very much.

Gu Jinzhi couldn't help with the rest, so she stood up and left.

Mrs. Jiang left her alone and asked her carefully about the condition of color blindness and whether it could be cured.

"Let's make some medicine for the second lady first, and then we'll talk about it slowly," Gu Jinzhi said.

Mrs. Jiang came to her senses and hurriedly asked the maid to invite Qin Shensi.

Gu Jinzhi told Mrs. Jiang and Jiang Yun about color blindness that he knew about.

Hearing that color blindness is hereditary and cross-inherited, Mrs. Jiang recalled the daily words and deeds of Jiang Liang, Marquis of Yuanping.

She suddenly thought of something.

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