My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 440

Nash looked at the items with furrowed brows. He had come to the King of Medicine’s tomb not for wealth but for the lost medicine and the Divine Cauldron.

The others began collecting the antiques from the antechamber. Nash, on the other hand, dragged Heidi into another antechamber.

With Heidi’s help, Nash entered the adjacent chamber easily. Inside, there were only about ten wooden boxes. Nash used his Third Eye to scan them.

Upon discovering that these boxes contained rare medicinal herbs, a smile finally appeared on his face. Heidi opened one of the boxes, revealing several dried roots.

“These medicinal herbs are probably quite rare, right?” Heidi asked, looking at Nash.

“The King of Medicine certainly wouldn’t use common herbs for his burial,” Nash said. He picked up a piece of the root and sniffed it, his face filling with excitement. “This is Red Phoenix Root. And there’s so much of it!”

“Is it highly effective?” Heidi asked when she noticed his happiness. There was also a cheerful smile on her face.

“It’s excellent for dispelling internal dampness, cold poison, and curing diseases,” Nash explained.

uncommon ailments, and Red Phoenix Root was known

Red Phoenix Root, it would evaporate the

Nash was faced with a dilemma. He could not carry all these precious herbs with him, and the knowledge contained in these books was also of great importance. He sighed, contemplating

noticed Nash’s distress and asked him why he was sighing.

issue is that we can’t take all of these herbs with us. There’s so

select the

and began selecting some of the herbs with the highest value and most potent effects, carefully storing them in his bag. These herbs had the potential to treat various serious medical conditions, including renal failure, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and late- stage

of these conditions without these herbs, having them would significantly simplify the process: Should he

one antechamber, Nash explored the other two. One contained. books related to medical knowledge

prescriptions. Any page from these books could become valuable folk remedies for various ailments and would most

few books but could not understand the content at all. Parting her lips gently, she said, “These books would be highly valuable for modern holistic medicine. If we take them out of here and share them, they might change the position of holistic medicine

can do that myself.” His master had trained his senior, Thomas, with the goal of changing the current state of holistic medicine. Thomas and his descendants had certainly influenced the entire medical field,

master and senior’s wish. Otherwise,