Mind Reading: The tyrant panicked after hearing the little princess's inner voice

"Although we have blocked the news from Shujing Palace, saying that the Yang family is fine, Madam Yang was only stripped of her imperial title."

"But Concubine Shu didn't believe it and insisted on seeing Madam Yang, otherwise she would go on a hunger strike."

Bei Jingchu blew bubbles and complained: [Is your IQ online at this time? ]

[Knowing that you would end up in a miserable state if you were discovered, why weren't you afraid when you poisoned me? 】

The emperor rubbed his brows and said, "If she doesn't want to eat, force her to drink it. If she can't drink it, let her do as she pleases."

The fact that Concubine Shu was willing to poison the princess for the baby in her belly shows how much she values ​​this fetus.

This was her and the Yang family's hope for future prosperity and wealth, as long as the news of the Yang family's demise did not reach her ears.

No matter how suspicious Concubine Shu was, she didn't dare to do anything to the child.

Thinking of this, the emperor added: "Tell Concubine Shu that if anything happens to the heir to the throne, I will execute her entire clan."

[As expected of a tyrant, the three tribes were implicated for no reason and they did nothing wrong.]

【The evil feudal society. 】

The tyrant himself ignored her complaints. Each dynasty has its own rules.

The royal heirs and concubines all belong to the emperor and are his appendages, not their own.

Harming the royal heirs and concubines and committing self-mutilation should bring disaster to their families.

He was pleased with his daughter's kindness, but such kindness should not be excessive.

A few days later, heavy rain fell from the sky.

Listening to the sound of rain outside the window, the sky was covered with a layer of gray, as if foreshadowing the coming disaster.

The emperor was frightened, but fortunately he listened to the little guy's prediction and took emergency flood prevention measures in advance.

In bad weather, most people stayed indoors, but there were always some people working in the heavy rain.

No one expected this rainstorm to come.

Xu Xinshu anxiously moved all the plants she was studying into the house. After she finally finished moving them, the plants were already waterlogged and their roots were rotten.

All her hard work was wasted. The palace maid who lived next to her felt annoyed when she saw her busy moving things up and down, and the rain soaking her body had wet the floor.

"Why save him? He's already dead. You said His Majesty appointed you as a fifth-rank court lady because he saw your talent."

"I've been busy for these days, but I haven't come up with anything."

"On the contrary, it made the ground wet and caused us trouble."

The female official had long been dissatisfied.

She had worked in the palace for more than 20 years and waited for countless opportunities before she got this position.

Suddenly, a little girl was parachuted in to be on her level. She didn't have to do any work all day and just studied those crappy plants.

A piece of land was cleared in a nice yard and it was said to be an experimental field.

The palace was made to look like a farmer's vegetable garden, with the stench of fertilizers filling the air.

Still nothing has been figured out.

"If you don't have the ability, don't be so pretentious. You just want to make trouble for me."

Xu Xinshu looked at the destroyed seedlings in dismay and suddenly had the idea of ​​giving up.

Should she just stay in the backyard and not be a valuable person?

But the princess said she was a genius and she could make sure the people of Yue Dynasty had enough food to eat...

Yes, the princess said, she is a genius and she can do it.

If you fail this time, there is always next time. Success never comes overnight.

If she doesn't believe in herself, how can she not believe in the princess?

At the same time, life in the cold palace became unbearable because of the rainstorm.

After years of disrepair, rainwater leaked from the roof, soaking the entire floor and walls.

The bed and bedding were wet.

Waves of coldness seeped into his bones, and Qi stared ahead with empty eyes.

After coughing twice, she suddenly clutched the quilt tightly, imagining the quilt to be Bei Jingchu.

I wish I could crush her to death.

It’s all because of this bastard. If she hadn’t been born, she would still be Concubine Ying, sleeping and listening to the rain in her bedroom.

How could she suffer and freeze in the cold palace?

It's all her!

It's all her!

It’s all this little beast’s fault.

After several days of heavy rain, although there were losses, due to emergency prevention, they were not as serious as the little guy predicted.

The emperor breathed a sigh of relief, this was a blessing in disguise.

He asked Imperial Physician Shen to wait in the western suburbs and to stop any signs of an epidemic immediately.

In order to make it less awkward for Imperial Physician Shen to go to the western suburbs, he sent half of the imperial physicians in the Imperial Medical Bureau to other places for preventive measures.

The imperial physicians originally treated the nobles in the palace, and those with less advanced conditions also treated the palace maids.

They are all pampered.

This time they were sent to villages in the wilderness to treat ordinary people, claiming it was to prevent and control the epidemic.

Everyone complained.

I didn't dare say it in front of the emperor, but I couldn't help complaining in private.

We can only know about epidemics after they are reported. No one can predict that someone will get the plague before they get sick.

Your Majesty, aren't you just looking for trouble?

But since the emperor had given the order, everyone had no choice but to go.

They were carelessly slacking off.

It was not until the eastern suburbs that a man fell to the ground when an imperial physician was impatiently dispensing medicine.

He stepped forward and looked

--plague.

The imperial physician immediately put on the face mask and other protective gear that he had prepared long ago and was too lazy to wear.

Inform the guards to control the crowd and report to His Majesty.

After doing all this, he turned around and looked at the medicinal materials and supplies that had been prepared behind him.

His knees went weak and he kowtowed in the direction of Taiji Palace.

Shouting: "Your Majesty is wise!"

When the news reached the imperial study, Bei Jingchu was shocked.

[Ahhh? Didn't they say the plague broke out in the western suburbs? Why is it in the eastern suburbs? ]

The emperor thought it was because the prevention and control in the western suburbs was good this time.

At that time, there was no problem even though the deadline mentioned by the little guy had passed, and the emperor thought he had escaped.

I didn't expect it to come.

Bei Jingchu summoned the system: [System, your information is inaccurate. I will give you a bad review.]

System explanation: [Dear, this is just the original plot, but your arrival will cause a butterfly effect~]

[It is normal to have changes. The information about the original work can only be used as a reference and cannot be completely relied upon.]

Bei Jingchu: [I am just a baby who only knows how to drink milk. How can I cause any butterfly effect?]

System: [Dear, you have to believe in yourself.]

[A butterfly flapping its wings across the Atlantic Ocean may cause a tornado.]

[And you, my host. You are not an ordinary butterfly, you are a big fluttering moth.]

Bei Jingchu:......

The emperor urgently summoned Doctor Shen to the eastern suburbs to seal the city gates and transport supplies.

Bei Jingchu recalled this plot: [Originally, Doctor Shen was a poor, low-level person who was neglected in the Imperial Hospital, so even though he had developed a prescription, he could not find a chance to present it to the emperor.]

[He really is so good. I cried my heart out. He didn’t even ask for credit. He just took out the prescription.]

[But he didn't have enough experience, so no one believed him. He wasted a lot of time, and the epidemic spread. The capital and the palace were filled with corpses being transported out.]