The little princess' mind was read, and the court and harem were eating melons

After saying that, which made Duke Jin's head buzz and speechless for a moment, Prince An easily picked up Li Qingyi and left the scene.

After walking a distance, Li Qingyi looked at Prince An with a strange look for a long time. When Prince An helplessly lowered his head and looked at her, Li Qingyi asked, "Did Fourth Brother say those irritating words on purpose?"

Prince An raised his eyebrows and asked, "Why do you say that? Don't I usually talk like this?"

Li Qingyi: "Although Fourth Brother usually speaks bluntly, he won't be so harsh."

Although Prince An also cursed just now, in their opinion, those words were just very unpleasant.

Even Li Qingyi did not expect Prince An to speak like this and was a little shocked.

Prince An smiled and did not intend to explain. He said, "Do you want to go and see Lord Xie? That Xie Wei is your friend, right?"

Li Qingyi blinked, then blinked again, then retracted his gaze and looked forward. After thinking for a while, he said, "Will we attract hatred from Lord Xie and the others if we go there now?"

Li Qingyi once let slip the term "inciting hatred", but no one asked her how she came up with such a term at that time. Anyway, everyone already knew what it meant.

"No, with my reminder just now, they should be busy interrogating those guys to see if they deliberately created enemies for the family, and whether they are dissatisfied with the family. They can't take care of these things for the time being."

Li Qingyi was puzzled: "Did the Duke of Jin really believe what you said, my fourth brother?"

Prince An smiled and said, "He always thinks a lot."

Li Qingyi was not familiar with this Duke of Jin. Rather, her relationship with most of the royal family members was only such that she could recognize each other when they met, and there was no more communication.

This situation occurred because, firstly, the population of the Li clan had been increasing steadily after the empire was pacified. In an era of having many children and great blessings, the population of the royal family always grew the fastest.

After all, if you have money and the conditions, it is very convenient to have a baby.

Then there are too many people, and except for some occasions, people usually don’t gather together for a long time.

Even if the emperor allowed some royal family members to send their legitimate sons and daughters to the palace to study with the princes and princesses, there were conditions and restrictions. The number of people was limited to a certain extent. In addition, the people sent in were all the top ones, all of them were good at studying and had no time to play with Li Qingyi.

There is no time to develop feelings, so it is natural that we are not familiar with each other.

Secondly, although Li Qingyi became a royal princess in this life, some of her concepts are still from her previous life - modern people basically have no clan concept, and many people just interact more with their relatives if they get along well, and just send blessing messages on holidays if they don't.

It is even possible to have no contact at all.

The Duke of Jin was one of the relatives that Li Qingyi was not familiar with and had no curiosity about.

There is the melon of the Duke of Jin on the melon-eating map, but for some reason, on Li Qingyi's melon-eating map, the frequency of large melons appearing in the entire capital, including the imperial palace, has rapidly decreased in recent years.

There are quite a few small melons, but when eating melons is bundled with task rewards, for someone who is not particularly gossipy, eating melons becomes cost-effective.

Obviously, when the cost-effectiveness of Hami melon is not as high as that of watermelon, Li Qingyi prefers to eat watermelon.

Moreover, Xigua would sometimes reveal some news that might affect the government, and could also help her father, the emperor, kick out some parasites and corrupt officials, thus killing two birds with one stone and achieving a higher cost-effectiveness.

Unfortunately, the Duke of Jin is not included in this category.

Hearing what Prince An said, Li Qingyi felt that Prince An must be better at handling this matter than she was, so she believed him and nodded: "Okay, I want to go see how Xie Wei is doing."

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As soon as Xie Chengyao received the news, he put down what he was doing and rushed to his son.

Seeing Xie Wei lying on the makeshift couch with a slightly pale face and one of his hands wrapped in gauze, Xie Chengyao's emotions, which had been suppressed on the road, almost broke through the control of his reason.

But before his anger took control of his brain, Xie Wei, who had noticed him first, called out, "Father."

His voice still sounded strong, his eyes were still bright, and his condition seemed much better than expected, which made Xie Chengyao breathe a sigh of relief.

Walking up to his son, Xie Chengyao squatted down and gently held Xie Wei's hand, trying to see the situation inside through the gauze. At the same time, he asked the imperial physician sitting beside him: "Imperial Physician Wen, please examine my son. I wonder how he is doing?"

Doctor Wen is a woman in her early twenties.

She was the first female imperial physician to go through formal channels, pass the Imperial Medical Service examination and officially join the Imperial Medical Service.

Before this, although there were female doctors in the Imperial Medical Bureau, they were not considered real imperial doctors. They could only be considered as apprentices or medicine boys in the Imperial Medical Bureau.

This was of course also done under the influence of Li Qingyi.

Doctor Wen's full name is Wen Baizhi. He comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. He learned medicine from his grandfather, father and brothers since he was young. However, his talent is better than that of his brothers, which is recognized by everyone in the family.

Even his elder brother Wen Baishu admitted this.

But whenever we talk about this, whether it is my father and brothers at home or the sisters I know, they will add: It’s a pity that you are a woman.

It’s a pity that you are a woman, otherwise with your talent, you would definitely become a royal physician who is better than your grandfather.

It's a pity that you are a woman. Nowadays, women are not as good as men in studying medicine, and it may even affect your marriage.

It's a pity that you are a woman...

Wen Baizhi was also confused. When she was about to reach the age of marriage, her family asked her to stop studying medicine so as not to affect her marriage.

After all, medicine and poison are inseparable. In the eyes of some people, a woman with great medical skills is also good at poison skills, which inevitably makes people fear her.

Although the status of doctors has been improved due to Taizu's various measures, and they are no longer as low-class as before, it is still nothing worth boasting about.

But Wen Baizhi didn't want to.

She wanted to be a doctor who saved lives, rather than getting married, having children, and serving her parents-in-law like other sisters.

Wen Baizhi didn't want to do that, as her talent in medicine would get out and her marriage would be affected, so she simply said she wanted to become a nun in a Taoist temple. Being a Taoist nun would allow her to practice medicine openly.

Elders of the Wen Family: ...

Not really.

Then, Wen Baizhi was discovered by Wang Xuan, and a letter was delivered to Li Qingyi.

Then, after some efforts, the Imperial Medical Bureau, under the emperor's order, opened up examination channels for female doctors. Wen Baizhi successfully became a female imperial physician with her own abilities.