Zhenbei Hou walked out of Jingzhao Mansion and took a deep breath of the free air outside.

The weather was sunny, but the snow had been brewing for several days and did not fall. Instead, it finally cleared up. Things in the world were as unpredictable as the weather.

Yu Wenhao saw him off lamely. The Marquis of Zhenbei supported him and solemnly said: "Prince, I owe you my life."

Yu Wenhao said: "Master Hou, you don't need to say this. I am the governor of Jingzhao. It is my duty to prove the master's innocence... Then how does the master plan to repay you?"

The Marquis of Zhenbei put a hand on his shoulder and said seriously: "I really plan to adopt a goddaughter. When the time comes, I will ask my goddaughter to pledge her body to repay the prince's kindness."

Yu Wenhao blocked it with one hand and said solemnly: "I have a Hedong lion at home, please be more dignified."

The Marquis of Zhenbei laughed, "I am joking, the Crown Prince need not be afraid, the Crown Princess is very good and deserves to be treated like this by you."

He took a step back, cupped his hands, and withdrew his smile, "If the prince needs me in the future, I will do my best for the prince!"

After saying that, he turned around and strode away.

Yu Wenhao looked at his furious back. The Marquis's carriage was just across the street. He got on the carriage and looked back at Yu Wenhao.

Yu Wenhao said bitterly: "I saved your life, and I didn't even give you a red envelope. Is this your intention? Doesn't such an old man know etiquette?"

The next morning, Yu Wenhao went to court with the support of Gu Si. He recovered for a few days and his injuries were much better. However, since he was involved in a certain place, it was better to be cautious, so he was assisted when he came in and out.

He interceded for King An in the palace, saying that it was a rift between brothers and had nothing to do with the case of Zhenbei Hou. Now the brothers had shaken hands and made peace. From now on, brothers and sisters will serve the country together and solve the problems of the king and father.

Disaster.

Although many ministers still felt that King An's move was too much, the victims were willing to forgive him, and there was nothing more important than the harmony of the royal brothers. Therefore, after Yu Wenhao finished speaking, no one persisted in pursuing the case, but Wei Wei

The Taifu stubbornly reprimanded King An for a few words, but there was no other objection.

Emperor Ming Yuan was happy to be a favor, and fined King An for another year, and all the salary for the year was given to Yu Wenhao as compensation, and the matter was over.

However, Yuan Qingling gained another legend because of this, that is, people were saved from death.

Princess An died. The imperial doctor and many palace people saw it. The imperial concubine was also present. A dead person can be brought back to life. Could the princess be a god?

For a time, the people in Beijing praised Yuan Qingling even more. Some poets even wrote poems and lyrics for her, and she was even titled the God of Medicine.

Yuan Qingling is not a rare person who is not a god of medicine, but first she suffered from leprosy, and then she was brought back to life, which served as a powerful advertisement for her.

She didn't waste any time. After Princess An was "discharged", she immediately started sending people the message and said that she was planning to set up a medical school, which would not charge tuition fees and would also include room and board.

This news is naturally shocking, and many people are eager to try it, especially children from poor families.

However, there is a question that Yu Wenhao raised, "Only those who have attended the school can come."

Yuan Qingling was immediately dumbfounded. Yes, there is no nine-year compulsory education here, and many people have never read. If you want to teach medicine, you must first be able to read.

Yuan Qingling's original plan was to recruit some poor children. Of course, the purpose was not to help them improve their lives, but because they were originally poor. After being trained, they were more willing to stay in the Huimin Office as resident doctors for a few years.

, I won’t rush out to open a medical clinic.
Chapter completed!