For example, plantain, wild rhubarb, dandelion, and purslane, among which the Mugwort that Nangong Shuangshuang urgently needs is the most abundant, growing luxuriously dense.
In fact, many herbs grow in places easily accessible to people, but too few people recognize or know their effects, so they are all classified as weeds, such as the very common cocklebur.
It is one of the most common Chinese herbs in the field, also called hedgehog burr in some places, because its oval-shaped fruits are full of small spines, sticking to clothes like a hedgehog if you're not careful. This cocklebur can treat wind-cold, rhinitis, rheumatism and arthritic pain, urticaria, and itching.
However, people are overly familiar with cocklebur, so even when they spot one near their doorstep, they merely dismiss it as a weed instead of realizing it's a medicinal herb.
