After staying in the Northwest for twenty years, Luo Liansheng's temperament had become very steady. He didn't need many recreational activities; a cup of tea and a book were enough for him to pass a whole day—of course, that was when he had nothing else to do. Back in the Northwest, on days when he didn't go out to gather herbs, he would play chess with Luo Ziling, discuss books and history with him, or sit there without saying a word, studying the properties of medicinal materials, sometimes sitting for an entire day.
This was a reality that couldn't be changed when there was no one else to socialize with.
After coming to Yanjing, a few old fellows appeared around him, people he could chat with often and study medicines together with.
For Luo Liansheng, what he liked most was still studying the properties of medicinal herbs with these old men and then figuring out ways to develop more effective, more targeted medicines.
That gave him a great sense of achievement.
