Farm Girl's Manor
Chapter 993: Legacy Awakening (2)

Chapter 993: Chapter 993: Legacy Awakening (2)

Doctor Du Laoda likewise had no way to cure Cui Pingan’s emotional affliction and could only prescribe a few warming and nourishing herbal concoctions with minimal side effects, to prevent Cui Pingan’s body from deteriorating too quickly. Otherwise, if he were to truly regain consciousness one day, his body would already be ruined.

Learning that Cui Pingan, as usual, slept for long periods and was awake for only short ones, and still couldn’t speak, Mo Yan couldn’t claim to have a way to cure Cui Pingan and could only offer a few words of comfort while looking for an opportunity to have Xuetuan intervene.

Since Xuetuan couldn’t leave Space, she could only cast spells on Cui Pingan through Mo Yan, her master. Similar to the Dream Entering Technique, this spell also operated through psychological suggestion, enacted during Cui Pingan’s sleep. However, this spell would erase the portion of painful memories that Cui Pingan was unwilling to confront.

Fearing that without those painful memories as a warning, Cui Pingan might tread the same disastrous path as in his previous life, Xuetuan would also use the Dream Entering Technique to suggest to him the grave consequences that would arise should he marry his cousin.

As long as Cui Pingan harbored even the slightest doubt, the dream would constantly remind him, and as long as he wasn’t foolish, he wouldn’t make the wrong decision and repeat the tragedy of his past life.

After Doctor Du Laoda finished taking Cui Pingan’s pulse and was speaking with the Cui family’s mother and daughter, Mo Yan sat by the bedside and placed her right hand on Cui Pingan’s left wrist, pretending to take his pulse with closed eyes.

The moment Mo Yan’s hand touched Cui Pingan’s wrist, Xuetuan began to cast her spell from within Space, using Mo Yan’s hand to slowly wash away those unbearable memories from Cui Pingan.

Since the spell was cast on only one person, it took much less time than when she had previously administered the Dream Entering Technique to the entire population of Liu Yang Village. Before Doctor Du Laoda finished explaining everything to Old Lady Cui, the spell casting was complete.

Mo Yan withdrew her hand and waited a while, but seeing that Cui Pingan had not awakened, she asked Xuetuan worriedly, "Why hasn’t he woken up yet? Could it have failed?"

Xuetuan rolled her eyes, "When you first arrived in this world and received your memories, didn’t you almost pass out? This guy, having lost a part of his memories and having been ill for so long, would show remarkable willpower if he could wake up tonight."

A slight grind of her teeth was Mo Yan’s only response to Xuetuan’s disdainful attitude; she didn’t have the nerve to take issue with Xuetuan’s manner.

Having done what she could, Mo Yan had no desire to linger at the Cui household. As soon as Doctor Du finished his instructions, the master and disciple proposed their farewells to Old Lady Cui.

Seeing Old Lady Cui, who seemed to have aged over a decade in just a few days, Mo Yan couldn’t help but offer words of comfort, "Old Lady Cui, Master Cui will recover soon. If he were to wake and see how worried you’ve been for him, he would be racking himself with guilt. You must take good care of yourself."

"Thank you for your kind intentions, County Lord, this old soul takes them to heart," said Old Lady Cui with a weary smile on her face, which seemed to age her even more.

If it had been earlier, Old Lady Cui would have awaited her grandson’s awakening with full hope, but as days passed, that hope had become more and more faint. She was already preparing for the possibility that her grandson might never regain his senses, planning for the rest of his life. At the very least, once she was gone, her grandson wouldn’t suffer too much.

Mo Yan knew that as long as Cui Pingan didn’t wake up, no amount of comforting words could truly cheer Old Lady Cui, so she nodded and refrained from saying more.

Upon leaving the Cui Mansion, Mo Yan followed Doctor Du back to Du’s Medical Hall.

Without taking a break, Doctor Du sat at his desk to see the patients who came in. After taking the pulse and making a diagnosis himself, he said nothing but simply had Mo Yan take a second look at each patient.

Mo Yan knew that her master was assessing her, so she carefully took the pulse of the patients. Where she felt confident, she directly presented the diagnostic results and meticulously prepared the prescriptions; when in doubt or facing a difficult case, she earnestly sought her master’s guidance.