After I Transmigrated into the Book, I Pampered the Powerful Official

Chapter 434 Addiction
Hualiu disease is an incurable disease, but it was cured. No matter how much the Holy Majesty trusted and admired Chen Xiuyan in the past, she is now weak but no specific reason can be found. Anyone who is a person will guess whether the previous illness has recurred, or whether it is left behind. What happened to the sequelae.

In this private room, His Royal Highness is the one who has the most contact with the Holy Majesty. After a long silence, he said, "The Concubine's worries are justified. Although my father didn't say it clearly, when the national teacher asked about his past illnesses, he mentioned Hualiu disease. .”

"The national teacher didn't hold on to it, but he mentioned it, saying that the father has the disease of willow and can survive, and he is indeed the real son." The prince can be regarded as open and honest to King Taiping and others. message to me."

"For the sake of my father's body, I even asked that little eunuch to steal a pill." The crown prince took out a rolled up oiled paper seal from his purse, and handed it directly to Chen Xiuyan.

Chen Xiuyan opened the oiled paper seal, revealing a brown elixir inside, which exudes a strong medicinal fragrance. Chen Xiuyan already knew that there are several top-level medicinal materials that can nourish the body after a rough smell. After a careful smell, medicinal materials such as cinnabar are also can be found.

What made Chen Xiuyan more concerned was one of the blind drugs, poppy.

Poppy is a traditional Chinese medicine, and it can be used as medicine. In modern times, some cough tablets, strong loquat, etc. contain a certain amount of poppy.

However, if the dosage of this medicine is not properly controlled, it will be addictive. If the patient is seriously ill, after taking the medicine, it can also give people the feeling of relieving pain and relieving illness.

Chen Xiuyan has never met the Holy Majesty, so she cannot know the specific situation clearly.

"Is there something wrong with this medicine?" King Taiping asked after seeing Chen Xiuyan staring at it for a long time.

"I can't see any problem at the moment, but there is a blind medicine, if the dose is too high, it will cause adverse effects." Chen Xiuyan frowned slightly.

"How does the sage take this pill? Does His Highness the Crown Prince know the daily frequency and time?" Chen Xiuyan asked.

"Take it once a day and eat breakfast every morning." The prince replied, "Father is in good spirits throughout the day and can handle political affairs very well. In the evening, he will feel a little tired. These days, he sleeps at night. It's too early."

Hearing this, Chen Xiuyan didn't think there was any problem.

"But one thing happened." The prince sighed, "Actually, it was my problem. In order to verify the medicine, I asked someone to take one from Father's medicine box."

"Because the medicine box is a small box with a nine-square grid, it is obvious that one is missing, so I asked someone to replace it with a supplementary pill."

"That is, a few days ago, the day before your uncle and grandfather came back, my father didn't take the elixir, but took the tonic pill, and then my father seemed to be very uncomfortable all day long, very restless."

"In the early court that day, the father lost his temper for the first time, and he also left the court early. Afterwards, he called the imperial physician. The imperial physician gave him soothing soup, but it didn't work. In the end, the national teacher came. The emperor fed a elixir, and the situation improved."

"Then this national teacher has a big problem." Chen Xiuyan said solemnly, "The amount of poppy must be too much, which will make people feel dependent. To be clear, it will be addictive. It’s uncomfortable, if you eat it for a long time, it will be difficult to quit, and you will suffer if you really want to quit.”

"But if you don't quit, the holy majesty will be controlled by this medicine, and the consequences will be disastrous."

(End of this chapter)