HRPM – Chapter 467 Strolling around Qixi Festival

Bulaya’s expression dimmed.

“If he had received treatment back then, he naturally would have made a full recovery. But now that the bones have completely healed in their current position, even if my father were still alive, there would probably only be a fifty-percent chance of success. But… my father has already passed away.”

Jin Luoluo was deeply disappointed.

Did that mean there was truly no hope left for Xiao Luo’s legs?

Was Bulaya’s father really the only person in the world who could have cured them?

Suddenly, Jin Luoluo’s eyes lit up as she stared intently at Bulaya.

“Bulaya, don’t you know medicine too? Everything you know was taught by your father. Maybe you can do it.”

Bulaya scratched her head awkwardly.

“Uh… Jin Luoluo, I’m sorry. Although I was my father’s apprentice, I was too lazy when I was young. I’ve only learned about thirty or forty percent of his medical skills. If I used Brother Luo as my patient, I’m afraid the chances of something going wrong would be several times greater than the chances of curing him. Unless you don’t mind…”

Jin Luoluo immediately looked dejected.

“After hearing that… I think I do mind.”

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Actually, aside from giving everyone a chance to grow closer to one another, there wasn’t much to do at the imperial retreat.

These princes and noble young ladies, who had long been accustomed to magnificent palaces and grand estates, found staying there rather dull.

After taking a vote, they decided to visit the nearby city of Ye.

The moment they entered the city, they noticed it was unusually lively.

Jin Luoluo immediately stopped a passerby and asked why it was so bustling.

The passerby explained that it was the Qixi Festival, a holiday especially beloved by couples among the common people, so all kinds of festivities had been organized throughout the city.

Jin Luoluo, Mu Yun, Bulaya, and the other girls all loved lively celebrations, so they were naturally delighted.

After walking through just one street, they found rows of beautiful jewelry shops lined with young women browsing their wares. Many of the girls had their sweethearts beside them, carefully choosing hair ornaments and buying them as gifts.

Bulaya was fascinated by the jewelry of the Central Plains and eagerly joined the crowd to have a look.

Jin Luoluo glanced over the displayed jade hairpins, golden buyao (dangling hair ornaments), and emerald-beaded hairpins, then secretly shook her head.

None of them were top-quality pieces.

She immediately lost interest.

The young men, having nothing better to do, also wandered over to inspect the jewelry. However, the three princes had seen countless treasures in their lives, so these ordinary ornaments failed to catch their attention.

As Jin Luoluo strolled casually around the shop, her eyes landed on a gold bracelet in the display case, inlaid with turquoise and emeralds.