Chapter 95: Chapter 095: He, Castrated by Bai Chuwei??
Duan Xingye felt a chill creeping below the belt, “…”
Su Ruan was shocked, her eyes sparkling even brighter, “Became a eunuch? Bai, you’re amazing!”
At first, Di Zongping was quite pleased with himself. Bai Chuwei might act tough, but in the end, she couldn’t really do anything to him, could she? Just a bit of sharp-tongued banter, right? Check latest chapters at N0velFire.ɴet
But when it came time to get cozy with Gao Qiaoqiao, something felt off…
After trying with several women and getting the same result, Di Zongping gradually came to a horrifying realization—had he been castrated by Bai Chuwei??
That’s something no man could endure, right?
Di Zongping was frantic and terrified, raging with fury he went to Bai Chuwei’s classroom every day to find her, but damn it was weird, he couldn’t find her!
Yet when he asked others, they all said that Bai Chuwei was right there in Class Nine’s classroom, sitting by the window and feeding the birds.
Qi Yue was an extremely efficient girl. She excitedly got the prescription and immediately went to buy the herbs. The medicine wasn’t expensive; it all cost just 237 yuan in total.
Qi Yue, carrying a bag of traditional Chinese medicine, went to find Bai Chuwei. As soon as she sat down, she saw Di Zongping rush over in a panic, “Qi Yue, have you seen Bai Chuwei? Damn it’s weird, I can’t find her in the whole school!”
Qi Yue glanced at Bai Chuwei, who was sitting by the stone table cracking sunflower seeds, with an odd look in her eyes: “…”
Di Zongping, are you blind or are you messing with me? Isn’t Bai Chuwei right in front of you?
Qi Yue normally disliked Di Zongping’s way of flirting with girls; she thought he was just messing with her. She immediately coldened her face and scolded, “Get lost.”
Unable to find anyone, Di Zongping cursed and had to return to Bai Chuwei’s Class Nine to continue the search. He was about to turn the whole school upside down!
Qi Yue pushed the medicinal ingredients in front of Bai Chuwei and looked at her with eyes behind contact lenses, “Sister Bai, I’ve bought all the ingredients. But it’s only 237 yuan… Can it really work?”
Even if you add the consultation fee of two thousand yuan, it’s only 2237 yuan. Can we really cure myopia with that, without damaging the cornea?
Bai Chuwei spat out the last sunflower seed shell and said indifferently, “You’ve been ripped off by the herb seller. A small myopia prescription should cost at most 180 yuan.”
Qi Yue almost roared in frustration. Is that the point? It’s just an extra fifty-some yuan, is that the point?
And what do you mean ‘a small myopia’? Do you have any idea how many teenagers are troubled by this?
Bai Chuwei reached out her hand to Qi Yue, who quickly understood and took out a box of wild ginseng from her backpack, whispering, “This is from my brother’s personal stash. He was planning to give it as a gift to an important elder, but I sneaked it out.”
A few days ago, Qi Yue secretly saw her brother, Qi Mo, solemnly place the family’s treasured wild ginseng into an exquisite box—clearly destined for someone he deeply respected. After all, his usual gifts were prepared by subordinates, so personal preparation meant it was for a very important elder.
Thinking it over, Qi Yue still felt that her eyesight was more important, so she took it without permission.
The lazy look in Bai Chuwei’s eyes lit up instantly as she took a deep sniff of the ginseng, exclaiming, “Two hundred years old wild ginseng, what a treasure!”
She loved these Spiritual Medicines brimming with Spiritual Energy, just a whiff was as divine as an Immortal!
Qi Yue’s face changed, two hundred years old wild ginseng? Holy cow, how valuable is that? Would her brother kill her if he found out?
But once the Spiritual Medicine reached Bai Chuwei’s hands, there was no getting it back. She took out a simple cloth eye mask from her bag, with ink bamboo embroidered on it, and handed it to Qi Yue, “Boil all the herbs, then soak this eye mask in the resulting decoction for an hour. Wearing it three times will do the trick.”
Qi Yue was stunned. It was that simple? Soon, she found herself facing a dilemma,
“So, do I need to take time off? After all, I won’t be using my eyes for three days.”
Bai Chuwei gave her a strange look, “Why would you need to take leave? Just wear this eye mask for three nights while sleeping.”
Is curing myopia really this easy? Are eye clinics going out of business?