Master Yuanhe said, "Amitabha."
Ye Muyu paused, then reached for a dagger by the bedside and made a cut on her finger. Blood gushed out. She did not mind at all and placed her fingertip into Chu Hengâs mouth.
The taste of blood spread in the air.
Master Yuanhe saw her recklessly letting out blood and quickly stopped her: "Benefactor, thatâs enough, this cannot continue. If you spill all your blood today, what will you use in the future?"
Master Yuanhe was also a bit helpless: "You foolish child..."
Ye Muyu said nothing; she only wished for Chu Heng to wake up. She was willing to give her life for it.
"Alright, if this benefactor wakes up one day, I hope the lady will do more good deeds in return for all beings." Master Yuanheâs voice gradually faded away.
When Ye Muyu came back to her senses, she only saw two boxes of pills in front of her, and Master Yuanhe was nowhere to be found.
Ye Muyu looked at the pills, did not use them directly, and took one out, asking Su Mei to take it to Lu Sangqi for examination.
Meanwhile, she kept Master Yuanheâs words about doing good deeds in mind.
She originally did not believe in Buddhism, but after experiencing the time travel, she thought some things might actually be false; as long as it could help Chu Heng, she was willing to believe everything.
Speaking of returning deeds to all beings.
Ye Muyu immediately instructed Su Mei to send a message to Wang Qing, who was far away outside the capital, stating that in the future, all the people in the workshop, except those handling confidential matters, should be hired from common civilians.
She had previously given Wang Qing a plan, which was all about production line manufacturing.
Moreover, now that the commercial laws of Great Chu had many provisions, maintaining commercial confidentiality was no longer as difficult as before.
"By the way, send someone to understand the orphanages in various places in Great Chu. Donate to those operating well, and if there are injustices, address them and then donate again."
"Understood." Su Mei felt it was strange.
Actually, it was quite normal. After all, going to temples to donate incense money or to serve porridge in Great Chu was considered doing good deeds.
But there was no particular care given to those orphans.
After all, even if these children were helped, it wouldnât bring much fame, so naturally, people were not willing to help.
Orphanages received a certain amount of funding from the government and were supported together with temples.
However, surely those orphans in orphanages wouldnât live comfortably; living was already something.
After all, there were still many places where even common people couldnât survive.
After seeing Master Yuanhe, Chu Ziluo also learned of the news and hurried to ask the nanny for leave, but she couldnât even meet Master Yuanhe.
"Mother, how is it?" Chu Ziluo asked with concern.
Ye Muyu shook her head: "Leave it to fate."
It indeed depended on fate, whether Chu Heng could be awakened relied on her blood and doing good deeds.
She considered herself not having ever done anything particularly bad, having accumulated good deeds and virtue over time. Doing good deeds was not something immediate but always accumulating.
Hence, she didnât know when Chu Heng could wake up.
The only thing she could do was pray to the heavens.
Chu Ziluo was somewhat disappointed but didnât show it, saying: "Mother, I will go find more masters."
"You donât need to worry about this matter. Take care of yourself peacefully, and also keep an eye on Nuanbao. She needs more of your attention."
"Your father and I are here with him. Although itâs up to fate, itâs not without any hope." Ye Muyu always thought so in her heart and firmly believed in it.
Chu Ziluo could see that her motherâs words were not forced.
Ultimately, she nodded, but if able, she would still go find more masters to come to the residence.
When Master Yuanhe left the Chu family.
The people at Prince Rongâs Mansion learned about it.