Manbao ultimately cradled a stack of memorials in her arms and decided to stop moving, asking a servant to clear a table for her so she could bury her head in the readings beside them.
Returning to their physicians' quarters would be lonely and require reigniting the fire pit, and it didn't feel right for her to use too much of it alone.
Now, charcoal in Xiazhou is also quite expensive, isn't it?
So staying in one room saves money.
It took Manbao two days to compile the data into a table, and on the third day, she first went to the city gate to see Zhou SiLang and the others off, before returning to start writing the memorials.
The refreshing morning was perfect for mental work.
In fact, writing the memorial about the vaccination method was not difficult; the most challenging part was writing the memorial for Imperial Doctor Lu. If this memorial was written well, then her memorial, submitted together, would have a synergistic effect.
