The Prince Meng's gaze fell upon the nearby desk, where a stack of ledgers lay. Every day, someone in the mansion would take herbs, all meticulously recorded in the ledgers. As for that "Huixin"...even though the Prince Meng was not well-versed in herbal knowledge, he was aware that the herbs Huixin used were not merely benign substances.
After thinking it over, Prince Meng instructed, "For now, don't stir up the grass, lest we alarm the snake. But in the coming days, be cautious about the food and drink."
As soon as Prince Meng spoke, Imperial Doctor Li was startled. For the implication was clear: suspicion toward Master Huixin, and caution against the old nun concealing malicious intent and poisoning those in the Prince Mansion.
