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Bei Lin'er responded with a courteous smile, but her emotions were tumultuous. "Li Zhao Your Highness, I feel extremely honored to have the opportunity to meet you here."
During their conversation, Li Zhao felt an indescribable sense of closeness. He tentatively asked, "Princess, you seem to have some similarities with me. I wonder if we have crossed paths somewhere before?"
Bei Lin'er was slightly stunned. She knew that it was not the time to reveal her identity, so she answered tactfully, "Perhaps, some connections are destined to meet at a certain moment."
After hearing this, Li Zhao became even more certain that his feelings were not wrong. He developed a deep interest in Bei Lin'er and decided to delve deeper into understanding this mysterious and talented princess.
The banquet is underway, Bei Lin'er and Li Zhao are taking a walk in the garden. The moonlight is like water, illuminating their conversation. Bei Lin'er feels both nervous and hopeful, thinking about how to establish a deeper understanding and connection with Li Zhao while remaining cautious.
As the night deepens, the fragrance of the flowers in the garden seems to become more intense, and the conversation between Li Zhao and Bei Lin'er gradually shifts from polite greetings to deeper exchanges.
"Princess, your medical skills are truly amazing," Li Zhao said sincerely. "In a palace filled with power struggles, to possess such advanced medical skills and a kind heart is truly remarkable."
Bei Lin'er smiled slightly, feeling Li Zhao's sincerity, and decided to reveal some of her own thoughts. "Thank you for your praise, Your Highness. The reason I specialize in medical skills is because I hope to bring some comfort and hope to the people with my abilities. There is too much suffering in this world, and if I can alleviate it even a little, then the purpose of studying medicine is fulfilled."
Li Zhao After listening, his appreciation in his eyes grew even more. "The princess's ambition is lofty and admirable. It is rare to have such a pure heart and ambition in this chaotic world."
Under the moonlight, the two of them strolled along the picturesque flower path. Bei Lin'er felt an unprecedented sense of peace and tranquility. She and Li Zhao discussed many topics related to medicine, philosophy, and state governance. Their thoughts coincided, and their understanding and trust in each other gradually deepened.
After the conversation between the two, Bei Lin'er was later summoned by the emperor to his private study. The emperor's expression appeared more serious, and he went straight to the point: " Princess Bai Ling'er, we have witnessed your extraordinary medical skills. Now, I have an even more important task that I want to entrust to you."
Bei Lin'er maintained caution and softly asked, "Your Majesty, please speak."
The emperor gazed at her and slowly said, "Later Tang is currently facing a plague unknown to the outside world, secretly devouring the lives of my people. I need your help to find a cure using your medical skills and Cymbidium orchid. Of course, this is not only a test of your abilities, but also an excellent opportunity to demonstrate that there can be a deeper level of cooperation between Ba-Shu and Later Tang.
Bei Lin'er took a deep breath, understanding that this was not just an opportunity, but also a tremendous responsibility.
After pondering for a moment, she solemnly replied, "Your Majesty, I am deeply honored by your trust. I will do my utmost to research and utilize the Cymbidium orchid to combat this plague. However, I must also make it clear that this will require time, resources, and the support of more expertise."
The emperor nodded in satisfaction, "I understand that this is not something that can be achieved overnight. Later Tang is willing to provide all necessary support, including funding and resources for research. We will also arrange for top imperial physicians and scholars to collaborate with you."
"In addition," the emperor stood up and walked to a corner of the study, taking out a small bottle of sparkling golden liquid from an exquisite wooden box, "This is a preliminary medicine extracted from Cymbidium orchid. Although it has not been widely applied, it has shown potential in treating certain ailments. I hope this can be of assistance to your research."
Bei Lin'er took the small bottle of potion and a hint of surprise flashed in her eyes. This was the first time she had seen a product actually extracted from the Cymbidium orchid, and the potential it contained made her feel both excited and pressured.
"Thank you for Your Majesty's trust and support. I will immediately begin the research and report to you on the progress as soon as possible," Bei Lin'er said respectfully.
The emperor nodded with a smile, then looked at her with deep eyes. " Princess Bai Ling'er, this plague is a great threat to Later Tang and the entire continent. If you can find a solution, it will be a great contribution not only to Ren Yihe, but to the entire people."
Bei Lin'er felt a heavy responsibility and bowed again. "I will do my best and not disappoint Your Majesty's high expectations."
In the following weeks, Bei Lin'er worked day and night in the temporary research lab set up in the palace, collaborating with top imperial physicians and scholars from Later Tang to explore all potential uses of Cymbidium orchid. During this time, she not only conducted scientific research but also had to navigate the increasingly tense political relations between Ba-Shu and Later Tang.
After numerous experiments and discussions, Bei Lin'er finally saw a glimmer of hope on a cold night. She discovered a method that significantly improved the effectiveness of the medicine extracted from Cymbidium orchid, which was a major breakthrough in the treatment of plague.
She couldn't wait to report the good news to the emperor. The next morning, the emperor welcomed Bei Lin'er in the imperial garden. Morning dew still hung on the petals, and a faint floral fragrance wafted in the air as Bei Lin'er entered the garden with her research report and several new potions in hand.
Seeing her approach, the emperor's expression appeared very expectant. He stepped forward to greet her, his tone tinged with urgency, "Princess, do you have any new discoveries?"
"Your Majesty, after continuous testing and research, we have successfully extracted a new potion. Preliminary experiments indicate that it can significantly improve the symptoms of patients infected with the plague." Bei Lin'er handed the documents and potion to the emperor, with a confident and hopeful look on her face.
The emperor took them, examined carefully, and then asked, "This is truly wonderful, Princess. What does this mean?"
"This means we may have found the key weapon to combat this plague. Next, I suggest conducting large-scale clinical trials to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the medicine," Bei Lin'er said firmly, knowing that this step was crucial.
The emperor, with an excited expression on his face, responded, "Then it shall be done. I will order the imperial physicians and officials to assist you in conducting these necessary trials. Princess, if we succeed this time, you will be the hero of the entire empire."
Bei Lin'er smiled faintly, but she felt immense pressure in her heart. She knew that things were far from simple, and her task was not only to ensure the effectiveness of the medicine, but also to protect the secret from potential hostile forces.
Several weeks later, with the full support of the emperor and the Later Tang government, the research team led by Bei Lin'er began large-scale clinical trials. The trials were conducted under close monitoring, with each case being carefully recorded and analyzed.
In the end, after months of continuous hard work, the experiment was successful, and the new medicine showed very good therapeutic effects. Bei Lin'er organized the test results into a report and presented it to the emperor once again.
After reading the report, the emperor felt deeply gratified and personally held a celebration in the palace to commend Bei Lin'er and her team for their outstanding contributions. Bei Lin'er was conferred the title of "Medical Saint," which was a special recognition of medical contributions by the Later Tang and symbolized her special status and influence in Later Tang society.
At this grand celebration, the emperor publicly awarded the honorary medal to Bei Lin'er and announced in front of everyone that new medical institutions would be established in major cities of the empire, named after Bei Lin'er, dedicated to researching and utilizing the medical applications of the Cymbidium orchid.
"Bei Lin'er, you have not only brought hope to Later Tang, but also brought health and future to the entire empire," the emperor declared loudly, prompting thunderous applause throughout the venue.
Bei Lin'er stood on the stage, facing a crowd of courtiers and foreign envoys, feeling deeply moved. Her voice was firm and clear: "Your Majesty, esteemed guests, this honor does not belong to me alone, but to all the brave healers and gatherers who ventured into the battle. In the future, we will continue to strive to ensure that this achievement can benefit every corner and every person in need."
After the celebration, Bei Lin'er and the emperor visited the site where the construction of medical institutions was about to begin. These institutions would not only become the forefront of medical research, but also provide training for the next generation of healers, inheriting and developing the medical techniques of Cymbidium orchid.
As time passed, these medical institutions were gradually completed and began to operate. As a result, the name of Bei Lin'er became widely known among the people. She became not only respected in the medical community, but also a symbol of reverence among the general public.
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