A life for a life, this fundamentally doesn't conform to humanitarianism.
In her view, that's inclined more towards witchcraft rather than medical skill.
Witchcraft is often too blind, classifying people into different ranks. For example, the historical practices of burial sacrifices and offerings, such things she detested from the bottom of her heart. When she first saw the Southern Border Medical Book, she felt a strong aversion, and later, when she met the Sacred Girl of Southern Border, she sensed a hint of strangeness in her. Just because there was no evidence, she only asked someone to watch over what she was doing without interfering.
Ye Muyu spoke for a long time, but Chu Heng didn't respond.
Feeling a bit uneasy for a moment, she lay on his chest, looking up at him.
What she saw were Chu Heng's eyebrows and the emotionless look on his face. His reaction, more than being angry and wanting to scold her, made Ye Muyu feel anxious.
