After rebirth, he was pampered by the disabled prince.

Tang Yanran wanted to go, but the child couldn't live without her mother, so she had to send Mu Xinghe away with tears.

Someone has been clearing the snow in the capital for a long time, and the roads are easy to walk on. But outside the capital, no one has cleared the snow, and the horses are stuck in the snow and cannot walk at all.

Mu Xinghe arranged for the guards in front to clear the way. This time, Xiao Yu took away all his five hundred private soldiers. These private soldiers belong to the Yushan Teaching Center and are exclusive to Xiao Yu in the capital. They only obey his orders.

Xiao Yu received the edict allowing him to leave the capital, and if he wanted to take away these five hundred soldiers, naturally no one would stop him.

Mu Xinghe's actions made Emperor Long Xin very happy, especially when he knew that she had spent 90% of her money to provide disaster relief. When she talked to Li Xinru, she was always talking about her kindness.

Li Xinru immediately donated food and money and gave them to Mu Xinghe, asking her to take them with her.

Along with the grain and silver handed over by Li Xinru, there was also the emperor's imperial edict, making Mu Xinghe the princess and Xiao Yu the imperial envoy. All officials must cooperate with the work of Xiao Yu and Mu Xinghe.

Xiao Yu and Mu Xinghe left first, while the relief food from the Ministry of Household Affairs also went through layers of procedures and were distributed to other areas. In these areas, it is much easier to travel to the three prefectures of Wenzhou, Ningzhou and Duanzhou.

Because Mu Xinghe had already cleared the road ahead, the snow that fell at night was not piled up into a thick layer. It was very loose and easy to clean.

Mu Xinghe has now arrived in a town in Wenzhou. The snowstorm in this town is also very serious. She immediately ordered people to clear the snow, take protective measures, and search for people from the collapsed areas.

Those buried in the snow are basically dead, and there are no survivors.

Mu Xinghe personally led the township chief to record the number of people in each household, how many people were dug out of the snow, and then had people come to identify the bodies. She asked the township chief and those people to stay outside, and her own people did it themselves. Sometimes she would even do it herself when she was too busy.

The mayor was frightened when he saw it. He tried to dissuade him several times and tried to help, but was stopped.

"Head of the township, we have suffered from the plague in the capital, and our bodies have been able to resist the disease, but you have not, so it is best not to get too close." Mu Xinghe said, and ran to the "corpses" again.

Although most of the people died, Mu Xinghe held on to a glimmer of hope. What if? What if there are still people alive?

Therefore, everyone Mu Xinghe and Qingyuan layman would check their pulse first and only send them to be burned after confirming their death. Bodies in the snow are not allowed to be buried in the soil, because it is not certain whether the body contains the epidemic poison. If it is infected with the epidemic poison, once it enters the soil, the epidemic poison will flow into the water along the soil, and a greater disaster will occur.

They were burned individually, and the ashes were packed after burning. If there is someone at home, it will be handed over to the family. If there is no one at home, a grave will be dug and a monument will be erected.

During this period, Mu Xinghe also discovered people who had been infected with the plague and were waiting to die.

Mu Xinghe immediately gathered these people together and had the experience of dealing with a plague. This time it was very fast, and all the craftsmen gathered in just half a day. Even those who have no symptoms need to drink a bowl of medicine to suppress infection and increase resistance even if there is no infection.

This prescription for treating the plague is available in Lin's Zhuangzi all over the country. If a plague is discovered, medicinal materials and prescriptions will be provided as soon as possible. In some remote towns and villages, you have to wait a little longer, after all, it is difficult to travel at night.

Mu Xinghe and the others rested at night and traveled during the day. It snowed at night, making it difficult to see the road and also very dangerous. Since she couldn't possibly make fun of hundreds of people's lives.

Soon, the epidemic was under control. When leaving, the township head led the villagers to stand on both sides of the road and knelt down deeply.

The township head knows very well that although Wenzhou is close to the capital, the heavy snowfall this year is too weird. He doesn't care about political achievements, he only cares about the lives of the villagers. However, he had no other choice. Fortunately, Mu Xinghe came. Although there were still casualties, it was much better than he expected.

He looked at Mu Xinghe with tears streaming down his face, "Princess! You are a Bodhisattva! You saved the lives of our entire village."

"My wife was buried in the snow for a day and a night, and I gave up all hope. It was the princess who asked someone to rescue him. It was her who knelt on the ground, gave him first aid, and pulled him back from the gate of hell. Princess The common people have nothing to repay for your kindness!”

"If it weren't for the princess, I would have died in a corner due to the plague. No one cares about me. There is no way to collect my body. I can only be wrapped in a straw mat and burned with others. There will be no grave after death. The princess's help. Thanks to the grace of God, from now on, all you need from the princess is a word, and the common people will go through fire and water without hesitation."

"If it weren't for the princess, I'm afraid my father would have been burned with others. We don't even know who the ashes are. We can only set up a tomb. It was the princess who gave my father a place to rest in peace after his death."

With each other's words, everyone laid out what Mu Xinghe had done one by one.

Mu Xinghe actually didn't feel anything about what she did, but now that they said it like this, she felt a little embarrassed in her heart. She blushed and said shyly, "It's all what I should do. You don't have to do it." Duoli, this year is already difficult, so take all your things back, we won’t go hungry, you don’t have to worry.”

Mu Xinghe left with the enthusiastic support of the people. People have left, but her influence still exists.

Mu Xinghe actually didn't feel the merits and beliefs, but he was happy just to have Su Ye and Mingshan Jin. With such merits and beliefs, it was even possible for them to cultivate human bodies in this mortal continent.

So although she couldn't feel it, she was quite happy to have Su Ye and Mingshan Jin's happy emotions conveyed to her.

Mu Xinghe walked like this, clearing the snow along the way. Every time he arrived at a city, he would wait until he had no worries before leaving.

Mu Xinghe and Xiao Yu have become household names in Lingnan.

After arriving in Duanzhou, Mu Xinghe rushed to Shuzhou and Cangzhou non-stop. As soon as he entered Duanzhou, he received urgent reports from Shuzhou and Cangzhou. An epidemic broke out in Shuzhou and Cangzhou. This epidemic was a new one. of the plague, previous medicines had no effect.

So, Mu Xinghe asked Xiao Yu to stay in Duanzhou, while Mu Xinghe took three hundred soldiers to Shuzhou.

Mu Xinghe rode a horse at high speed on the cleared road, traveling day and night. Although they felt a little tired, they were able to persevere in this way of traveling, but when it fell on this delicate girl, they really admired him.

When Mu Xinghe arrived at the place where the epidemic was most severe in Shuzhou, she dismounted her horse and went directly to the fenced-in epidemic area without resting.

Although she didn't look good as a result of traveling all night, at this time, there was no other woman who could get here except the one in the rumors.