Ye Shuangshuang had noticed that following the young man and the steward were three large carriages, packed full of goods.
At this moment, under the steward's direction, the servants unloaded them one by one and arranged them neatly in Ye Shuangshuang's clinic. They were all various precious medicinal herbs, along with exactly one thousand taels of Silver!
Upon seeing these gifts, Ye Shuangshuang frowned. The gifts were too valuable; just one thousand taels of Silver alone was already a heavy gift, but actually, the Silver was a minor part.
Because the medicinal herbs were the major part. Just one box containing ten premium ginsengs was worth no less than one thousand taels of Silver, not to mention the many other precious herbs, each of great value.
Such generous gifts were truly excessive. Ye Shuangshuang said to the young man: "Sir, the gifts you bring are too precious. As a mere doctor, I cannot accept them.
