A beautiful daughter came to the Xiangfu

After dinner, everyone went their separate ways.

In the middle of the night, Cui Jiaojiao rolled around in pain in her stomach, alarming everyone in the Prince's mansion.

Cui Jiaojiao had diarrhea and vomiting yesterday, and she was rolling around in pain today. The Prince's Mansion called the imperial physician, who treated her for a long time, but Cui Jiaojiao still showed no improvement and even fell into a coma.

The imperial physician was helpless and the prince didn't know what to do, and the news reached the palace.

The Queen knew that the matter could not be concealed, but the Imperial Physician was also helpless. Could they just leave such a healthy person alone?

The imperial physicians in the Imperial Medical Bureau were replaced several times. The imperial physicians who treated the empress dowager felt that Cui Jiaojiao was not sick. Although her condition was different from that of the empress dowager, the imperial physicians felt that Cui was probably poisoned.

The imperial physician only expressed his guess, but he had no way to cure the disease.

The speaker has his intention and the listener understands what he means. If Cui's illness is the same as the Empress Dowager's, then they can find someone to treat her!

However, no one except the royal family knew that the Empress Dowager was ill in the Shangci Palace, and now it happened in the Prince's Mansion.

The Queen went to ask the Emperor to ask Princess Xiaoan, Lin Qingyang, to go to the Crown Princess to help look after Cui Jiaojiao.

The emperor issued an edict, requiring Lin Qingyang to go to the prince's mansion to treat Cui Jiaojiao.

When the imperial edict was issued, many people were dissatisfied.

The first person who was dissatisfied was Lin Qingyang herself. Although she had treated others before, she didn't like the fact that if she did it well, she might not be rewarded, but if she did it wrong, she might lose her life. There was nothing wrong with treating illnesses and saving lives, but she hated this kind of "threatening" method of issuing orders.

The second group that was dissatisfied were the Cui family. When one of their family members fell ill and the imperial physician couldn't cure him, they found a maid that the Cui family didn't like to treat him. Who was responsible if something went wrong?

The third dissatisfied person is Lin Meir, Xiao Caihe and others from the Prince's Mansion. The prince originally wanted to marry Lin Qingyang. Although Lin Qingyang is now married to Prince Xiao An, it does not mean that the prince has no thoughts.

The fourth person who was dissatisfied was Prince Xiao An, because Lin Qingyang went to the Prince's Mansion for treatment and might have to live in the Prince's Mansion. Prince Xiao An was very worried. Moreover, the concubine in the Prince's Mansion was poisoned, so the person who poisoned her might still be in the mansion. Although it was said to be a difficult and complicated disease, there was no guarantee that the poisoner did not want to harm Lin Qingyang.

However, no matter how much dissatisfaction there is, it cannot outweigh an imperial edict.

Lin Qingyang accepted the imperial edict reluctantly. Prince An saw it and knew that she was not very willing to go either.

"When you are done packing, I will go with you to the Prince's Mansion. If Cui really has the same illness as the Queen Mother, you must be careful. It is unknown who may have poisoned her!"

Prince Xiao An and Lin Qingyang were chatting about Cui's affairs.

Lin Qingyang remembered something, motioned for Prince Xiao An to lower his head, and whispered something in his ear.

After saying this, Xiao An Wang laughed out loud and told Wang Shun to do something for her.

Lin Qingyang and Xiao An Wang made some preparations. After a while, Wang Shun came back to report and said to Xiao An Wang: "It's done."

Xiao An Wang and Lin Qingyang looked at each other and said, "Let's go!

The two men left the palace and got on the carriage.

There was already someone sitting in the carriage, it was Ah Ying, who was dressed as a maid.

It turned out that what Lin Qingyang asked Prince Xiao An to do for her was to bring Ah Ying to accompany her to the Prince's Mansion.

Aying couldn't enter the palace, but she could enter the prince's mansion. Although the prince's mansion was difficult to enter, it was easier than the palace after all.

When they arrived at the Prince's Mansion, Prince An and Lin Qingyang were also considered guests. Although Lin Qingyang was sent by the Emperor to see a doctor, Cui Jiaojiao's condition was only suspected and not confirmed. Now there were only two old men who had treated the Queen Mother in the past left in the Prince's Mansion. The Prince knew the Queen Mother's condition, but no one else in the mansion knew.

The prince asked a trusted old nanny to take Lin Qingyang to see Cui. Lin Qingyang communicated with the imperial physician, looked at the lying Cui Jiaojiao, and asked the people around Cui to leave, leaving only Aying and Lin Qingyang.

There was no one in the room. Outside the room were the nanny and Juer left behind by the prince, guarding the room. In the yard were the prince's guards.

Ah Ying in the room went to look at Cui.

Flip your eyelids and look at your limbs.

Lin Qingyang felt his pulse and found that there was no problem with it.

"Her symptoms are somewhat similar to those of the Queen Mother, but also different. Her face is paler and she looks sick."

Lin Qingyang described to Aying the differences between Cui's and the Queen Mother's illnesses.

"This woman was also poisoned, but the poison was different." Aying said silently.

"The doctors just said that she had a stomachache the day before this illness and felt weak. The next day, she should have been treated for a stomachache. She was still normal when she ate at night."

"In fact, she was poisoned the day before, but it just looked like she had a stomachache."

Yes, Aying said that some of the poisons in their southern border have different initial states. If they are treated as they thought, the poisoning will worsen.

The poison the Queen Mother had inflicted was not serious at the time, and Ah Ying happened to be by Lin Qingyang's side when she was poisoned. As for this Cui, it is probably not the early stage of poisoning.

With Ah Ying around, Lin Qingyang naturally became a helper.

"How is she now? Is she easy to cure?" Lin Qingyang asked.

If Lin Qingyang were to treat him, it would be troublesome, but Aying might have a way.

Ah Ying told Lin Qingyang the method of treatment, which was similar to the previous one, except for some details. Moreover, some medicinal materials might not be available in the capital, but were produced in abundance in southern Xinjiang.

After seeing the patient, Lin Qingyang and Aying left Cui's room and asked the nanny to let someone in to watch over the patient.

Lin Qingyang wrote a prescription for the imperial physician, and the physician's face changed after reading it.

"Princess An, I'm afraid we don't have all the medicines up here."

Lin Qingyang naturally knew which medicine the imperial physician was talking about.

"You go and talk to the prince, but I'll watch over here first. If the medicine can't be gathered, you can only blame Cui's bad luck."

Lin Qingyang said it lightly, but the imperial physician knew that this was a life-threatening matter and dared not hide it. He could only discuss it with the prince. After all, the prince should have more solutions than them.

Lin Qingyang then said to the maidservant beside Cui, "Go and boil some hot water to prepare a bath for your master, and prepare some ice cubes for later use."

The maids did not dare to neglect him as he was the person appointed by the Emperor.

Fortunately, there is always ice in the Prince’s Mansion all year round. If it were an ordinary person, where could they find ice?

Lin Qingyi gave some instructions to the people around Cui, and the maids quickly took away the flowers and plants in Cui's room and lit incense as instructed.

The Crown Prince and Prince An were waiting in the front yard. The imperial physician had already come to report on the matter at the pharmacy.

The prince ordered the whole city to search for herbs, and sent someone to tell the Cui family to join him in the search for the rare medicinal ingredient.

The prince might not be serious about finding the medicine, but if the Cui family members were not serious about it, then Cui would not have to wake up.