Chapter 226: Qin Weikang
Qin Weikang was an orphan. Ever since he was young, he had been beaten and abused in the orphanage. He had even almost lost his life due to a serious illness.
Fortunately, he was lucky. He had relied on his own resistance to curb the terrifying high fever and slowly recovered.
After he recovered, he understood that the orphanage he was in was a living hell that ate people and would not spit out their bones.
So he found an opportunity and ran out with his two older friends.
After successfully escaping, the three children made a living by stealing.
Later, the two older children were caught stealing and sent back to the orphanage.
He was the only one who begged for adoption from a kind-hearted person.
That person was his master.
He told his master about his inhuman experience in the orphanage, but he hid his theft after he escaped. He only said that he had been begging for a living, pretending to be innocent and kind.
His master sympathized with his experience, but he did not expect him to be so good at lying at such a young age, so he believed everything he said.
At first, his master only treated him as an adopted son. He did not plan to take him in as a disciple and teach him dical skills.
Because his master had a biological son, the dical skills passed down from the ancestors naturally had to be passed down to his biological son.
Qin Weikang had never expressed his intention to learn dicine. He only helped his master wash the dicinal herbs when he was busy and made so simple classifications to help his master.
Then, he secretly tried his best to rember the nas and characteristics of the dicinal herbs, morizing all the knowledge that his master had unintentionally said.
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However, he was not in a hurry to show all of this.
Instead, he endured it for three years.
Three years later, he succeeded in using his diligence to gain the favor of his master and his parents. He was basically treated as half a biological son.
He also got along very well with his master’s biological son. Outsiders who did not know would often treat them as biological brothers.
After that, sothing happened.
Master’s biological son was in love for the first ti. He fell in love with a girl from the sa school.
That girl happened to be in the sa class as Qin Weikang.
Therefore, Qin Weikang helped them send letters and pass gifts to each other every day.
After a while, the relationship between the two of them gradually heated up.
One day, the girl sent a note asking the boy to go to the riverside to look at the Moon at night. She also said that she had many things to tell him.
The boy gladly went to the appointnt.
In the end, it was unknown whether it was because the road was slippery in the dark or for so other reason, but he fell into the river and drowned.
Qin Weikang’s master had lost his only son and was heartbroken. Naturally, he wouldn’t give up.
He tried his best to investigate why his son had sneaked out in the middle of the night. Soon, he found the girl’s note.
He went to the girl’s house and questioned what had happened that night, why the two of them had to et in the middle of the night, and why the girl didn’t save his son who had fallen into the river.
The girl denied it, saying that she had never asked the boy to go to the river, and that she had not written the note.
She said that she had gone ho to sleep that night as usual after school, and that she had done nothing and knew nothing.
Such an answer was naturally not convincing.
The affair between the two of them had long been an open secret among the students.
Everyone knew that Qin Weikang helped the two of them send letters and gifts to each other in the middle.
Qin Weikang said that the girl asked him to send the note, so everyone naturally believed him.
Regarding the girl’s crying and denial, everyone thought it was a lie to shirk responsibility.
No one believed the girl.
Everyone was forcing the girl to tell the truth and tell the truth about what happened that night.
The girl could not defend herself and finally hung herself at ho.
The matter was settled just like that.
Qin Weikang’s master was depressed for a long ti before he gradually began to practice dicine.
However, he no longer had the energy and spirit he used to have. He beca like a walking corpse.
Qin Weikang still helped his master as usual. Occasionally, he would carefully ask so questions related to dicinal herbs.
Then, at the right ti, he would slowly reveal his intelligence and talent.
His filial piety and companionship allowed his master to gradually walk out of the pain of losing his son.
And because his ancestral dical skills could not be broken, his master finally accepted him as a disciple and officially taught him dical skills.
Qin Weikang worked hard. In less than ten years, he learned all of his master’s skills and began to practice dicine on his own.
It was around that ti that he took over the task of helping Old Master Ye recuperate from his master’s hands.
Then, he did it for more than forty years.
He went from being unknown to being famous all over China.
However, no matter how his reputation and status improved, he was always respectful and humble in front of Old Master Ye, as if those external nas had never affected him in the slightest.
One had to admit that Qin Weikang was indeed an extrely intelligent person.
He had intelligence and shrewdness that far surpassed his peers. He knew how to read People’s expressions and judge the situation. He also had sufficient perseverance and forbearance.
With such intelligence and temperant, even if he didn’t et his master, he still had the ability to manage his life well.
It could be said that for a person like him, no matter what opportunities he encountered, no matter what industry he entered, his final achievents would not be low.
But the more this was the case, the more Lin Bai felt that this person was extrely terrifying.
Because from the words in those life records, Lin Bai could read the viciousness and anness hidden deep within him.
Lin Bai believed that the death of his master’s father’s son definitely had sothing to do with Qin Weikang.
Qin Weikang was smart enough not to push his son into the river.
However, he could have gotten so mud at the appointed place in advance to increase the chances of his master’s son falling into the water.
Even if he failed once, he could make a second or third attempt.
As long as he used the na of the girl to keep inviting his master’s son to dangerous places, it was only a matter of ti before sothing happened.
Although Qin Weikang’s life experience did not explicitly state that he was the one who had faked the note and deliberately caused the death of his master’s biological son.
But just because the girl was willing to die to prove it, Lin Bai was willing to believe her.
He believed that she really had not written that note.
Qin Weikang was so smart, and he had handled so many letters written by girls, it should not be too difficult for him to imitate the handwriting.
At that ti, he was not even ten years old, but he could use sches and thods to get rid of obstacles for himself without making a sound.
Moreover, he didn’t have any psychological burden after the incident. He could calmly and consciously continue to endure and wait for the right opportunity to fight for the greatest benefit for himself.
He could do that even though he was not even ten years old. Now that he was over fifty years old, his sches and thods would only be more ruthless and concealed.
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