Swap, the involutionary regent palace fight also forced me to rebel

Glancing outside the hall, Yun Ji saw the imperial doctors and midwives standing in line, ready for action. He said "Oh" and leisurely finished eating the apple in his hand.

After a few moments, Nan Yingzhi was chatting casually and inadvertently brought the topic back to the abdomen.

Yun Ji was about to deny it when he suddenly felt a pain in his abdomen.

Seeing that he didn't respond but frowned, Nan Yingzhi knew that what she said had come true.

She hurriedly called out "Imperial Physician--" and worked with Lan Fu to help Yun Ji into the hall.

The midwife spread Yunji's legs and reminded him of things to pay attention to later. The imperial physician stopped Nan Yingzhi outside, saying "it's unlucky to go in."

Unable to know Yunji's condition all the time, Nan Yingzhi paced back and forth, asking almost every moment, "How is he?"

It seemed that the usually calm His Majesty was becoming extremely anxious. The imperial physician would always say "soon", but would not dare to say at what specific stage.

Nan Yingzhi waited from day till night, and could no longer bear it, so she asked the imperial physician again: "What is the situation?"

"Your Majesty," the imperial physician said, looking evasively after coming out from behind the screen, "Your Majesty is not in good condition. If this continues, I'm afraid she will be in danger."

When she heard that natural childbirth was dangerous, Nan Yingzhi subconsciously recalled dilemmas on the Internet such as "The pregnant woman is about to die, but her husband refuses to sign the caesarean section form."

She almost blurted out, "If natural delivery doesn't work, just have a cesarean section to save the baby."

Then she remembered that there was no such thing as "caesarean section" in ancient times. Nan Yingzhi brushed her sleeves and stepped inside: "I'll go in and accompany him!"

The imperial physician wanted to hold her back, but he was worried that the queen would not survive this and that His Majesty would not even be able to see the queen for the last time, so he did not dare to persuade her.

Seeing that Yun Ji's forehead was covered with sweat and he looked like he had just been pulled out of the water, Nan Yingzhi took out a handkerchief from her arms and wiped the sweat off his face carefully.

As he endured the increasing pain, Yun Ji's lips turned pale and he spoke in a faint voice, "You, why, are you here?"

"I heard from the imperial physician that you are not doing well, and I am very worried,"

He stroked her over and over again, but his hands were a little cold in the summer night. Nan Yingzhi's heart seemed to be grabbed by a big hand, and it hurt faintly, "Sorry, I'm late."

"It's unlucky here," Yun Ji said in a staccato voice, knowing that no man had ever entered the delivery room. "You, don't, come in."

"No, I'd better stay here with you," Nan Yingzhi was so worried about his delivery that she blurted out vulgar language, "I'm useless outside."

Ever since he started having abdominal pain, Yun Ji had been feeling so uncomfortable that he couldn't eat. Now he was a little exhausted and couldn't say any more words to dissuade the man.

Seeing that he looked weak, the midwife brought him a bowl of soup.

Nan Yingzhi personally scooped up a spoonful and handed it to Yun Ji's mouth, asking him to swallow some and replenish his strength.

After a while, Yun Ji groaned in pain and couldn't drink anything.

"Empress," seeing that he had no experience in giving birth for the first time and was only humming without exerting any strength, the midwife hurriedly shouted, "Follow the method I just taught you, exert strength, and breathe deeply!"

“Does it hurt?” She extended her elbow to his hand, grabbed his hand, and placed it on her own flesh, “If it hurts, just pinch me.”

"The head is coming out," the midwife looked under the quilt and looked up at Yunji to encourage him, "Madam, try harder!"

Enduring him pinching her tender flesh, Nan Yingzhi whispered into his ear: "Come on, come on."

"It's out," the midwife looked under the fetus and cut the umbilical cord with scissors. Her voice was a little weak, "Your Majesty, it's a princess."

"A princess is a princess," Nan Yingzhi didn't look at the child and just wiped Yun Ji's sweat, "Boys and girls are equally good."

After briefly checking the princess' body, the midwife exclaimed, "Queen, push harder, there's another one!"

Yun Ji had been feeling his abdomen bloating, and upon hearing her words, he tried again, but he didn't know if it was because he was tired or the fetus was in an abnormal position, so things weren't going well.

Seeing that Yunji couldn't overcome this difficulty, Nan Yingzhi became angry and simply talked to her unborn child through her belly.

"You've been tormenting your mother for almost ten months, and you're still not satisfied." She didn't dare to pat his belly, so she tried to hit him from a distance, "Now at this last minute, you're still making trouble, you stinky baby!"

Hearing her speak humorously as always, Yun Ji couldn't help laughing and felt relieved.

Noticing that the baby disappeared when he smiled, the midwife was afraid that he would have a difficult birth and that His Majesty would blame her, so she advised him, "Your Majesty, don't just smile, push harder."

Knowing that he might die if he didn't give birth, Yun Ji gritted his teeth and tried hard.

After repeating it a few times, Nan Yingzhi and the midwife looked at the same place, but saw no effect, so they thought about it and changed their strategy.

"My dear," she pinched her throat and seduce like a siren, "Come out quickly and open your eyes to see this beautiful world. Your parents love you~"

While waiting for the next child to come out, the midwife also gave Yunji instructions: "My lady, it's almost here, please push harder!"

"Good boy, really good boy." Seeing the effect, Nan Yingzhi leaned close to his belly and coaxed him earnestly, "Stop torturing your mother."

With Yunji's cry of pain, the fetus finally slid out through the birth canal and was wiped dry by the midwife.

"Congratulations, Your Majesty," she said, using a sharp object to cut the umbilical cord. Her voice was much happier than before, "It's a prince!"

Muttering to herself, "Who did you take after when you're being soft-hearted and not hard-hearted?" Nan Yingzhi touched Yun Ji's hair and asked, "Are you feeling uncomfortable anywhere?"

"I'm fine." Yun Ji was worried about the two children she had given birth to after a near-death experience, so she forced herself to be strong and said, "Let me see the children."

Ting Yunji's voice was softer than the wind. If he hadn't put his ear close to his mouth, he would have hardly heard a word. Nan Yingzhi had even less good feelings towards his son who had tortured him for so long.

“Lan Fu,” Nan Yingzhi urged, unable to bear the thought of a mother like him not being able to see her children, “Why don’t you bring them here quickly!”

“Here they come.” Lan Fu was worried about others holding them, so she held one in each hand and handed them to Yun Ji. “Look, young lady, how cute the prince and princess are!”

Seeing that they were both dusty, Yun Ji touched them weakly through the cotton cloth, then closed his eyes and rested: "A little, ugly."

Knowing that he had exerted too much force during the birth, Nan Yingzhi patted his shoulder and told him not to think too much: "It seems that newborns are like this. They will become fine after some care."

She realized that the feeling was not right and it was actually a little wet, so she quickly called Lingfeng and Lingyu to take over the job of holding the child, and let Lanfu do other things.

"Lan Fu," Nan Yingzhi realized later that Yun Ji had given birth in the hot weather and was sweating. She hurriedly wanted to help him take off his clothes, "Bring me some new clothes."

Yun Ji was tired and his limbs were weak, so he let her do whatever she wanted.

After driving out the irrelevant people, Nan Yingzhi left only herself and Yun Ji in the room. She undressed him and wiped the sweat off his body.

Faintly seeing the sunlight filtering through the window paper, Nan Yingzhi realized that it took Yunji a whole day from starting the job yesterday to actually unloading the cargo.

I didn't rest for a moment in the middle of the night, I was just trying to give birth to a baby.

"Qingchuan'er," she was about to change him into dry clothes. She felt the stickiness on his body and her brows were full of heartache, "You've worked so hard tonight.

"Hide under the quilt for a while. I'll go outside to get some water and wash you."

Having closed his eyes for a long time, Yun Ji forced himself to gather some strength and opened his eyes to look at her.

"Xiao Zhizi," he said in a coherent manner, "you've worked hard and stayed up all night with me. Go to sleep now. You don't need to wash yourself."

"You said you wanted to help me, I think so too."

In the middle of summer, Nan Yingzhi was afraid that he would catch a cold, so she tucked him in, "You gave birth last night, and I couldn't do anything.

"But now, I know I can help you wash your body with hot water, so why don't I do it?"

"It's almost dawn," Yun Ji glanced at the window, "If you insist on cleaning it, I'm afraid it will be too late for you to go to court today. Besides, you haven't slept all night, it's too tiring."

"It's okay. I'll inform the ministers in advance that they don't need to attend court today."

Nan Yingzhi hugged his shoulders and rocked him gently, "Also, I'm just staying by your side, talking to you. How can I be as miserable as you?"

Hearing her mention "bitterness", Yun Ji, who had just felt so much pain but hadn't shed a single tear, suddenly had red eyes.

"Xiao Zhizi, I have always known that you are good to me," he said with a slight sob, "but I never thought that you would be so good to me.

"You actually went to the production department for me."

"I just came into the delivery room to cheer you up," Nan Yingzhi sat back on the edge of the bed when she saw him pulling her sleeves, "You're still going to give birth to a baby for me."

"It's worth it," Yun Ji's tears fell down, and the strength he had accumulated was exhausted. His voice was light but firm, "It's worth it to live for you."