I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

In Chang'an City, a trend of drinking boiling water has emerged among nobles, including newly appointed Chancellor Liu Qu Li, who enjoys ginger tea for health. Liu Qu Li, entrusted with significant power, discusses the impact of Zhang Zi Zhong's memorial on health practices, emphasizing the importance of boiling water over traditional remedies. Zhang's methods during a typhoid epidemic have gained him recognition, leading nobles to abandon old habits in favor of his advice. The shift threatens alchemists, as the Emperor's trust in Zhang exposes their fallacies. Han Shuo reflects on the implications of this change, noting the fear of illness outweighs the pursuit of immortality, while also considering the future of Zhang's influence.

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