After all, this place was far from the county hospital, and besides, rural people rarely went to big hospitals when they fell ill, preferring to solve it with their own traditional methods.
Han Lishi was indeed skilled in traditional Chinese medicine, so everyone trusted her a lot.
There were village rascals who went to steal from her house, but they didn't expect to be kicked out the door by Han Lishi.
So no one dared to mess with her again.
As for her granddaughter, almost no one had seen what she looked like, as she was always lying inside the house. It was said she was ill, so people also didn't insist on entering the house to check on her.
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Qiao Qingyu had nearly completed several major plans for the semester. She had also secured a sum of money for the student council, funding students from impoverished families. Of course, she couldn't always pull in funds—she needed to generate income too.
As for how to make money, Qiao Qingyu had plenty of ideas.
