However, when he thought about Cui Lan's reputation and her personality, he felt that it was possible for her to be impulsive.
Therefore, the magistrate suggested that they go to the scene to take a look.
Nie Cong knew that this Magistrate of the Capital was a practical person, so he was never afraid of things getting out of hand.
It was difficult to prove that she had really slipped. After all, it had been a few days. Could it be that the stone that caused Cui Lan to slip was still there? How could they prove it?
But it did not matter. Nie Cong's original intention was not to prove this matter.
As long as the magistrate investigated, some clues would naturally be dug out.
For example, who was the person who had Imperial Physician Cui check their pulse and prove that they needed Bai Muzi to save their life? In any case, it was not Yan Ya.
Yan Ya's injuries were not serious. How could an imperial physician like Imperial Physician Cui not notice?
