After eavesdropping on my thoughts, my whole family changed their fate

Jianing nodded, "Yes, I'm Jianing. Because I've been ill for many years and need to rest, my father sent me to the Quanshui Pavilion outside the palace. I rarely come back."

She and the prince were both born to the queen, and she was weak and sickly since birth.

The imperial physician diagnosed that she would not live past the age of fifteen, and this year she would be fifteen.

She could also feel that her health was getting worse day by day. She accidentally learned that she didn't have much time left, so she thought about going out and seeing the world in the last moments of her life.

She has been staying in the Spring Water Pavilion since she was born and has never taken a step out of it.

This time she might die of illness during her escape, but she didn't care.

In her entire life, she had never seen anyone except the palace maids, eunuchs, and her father. At the end of her life, she wanted to go crazy and see what the outside world was like.

She has been taking medicine for as long as she can remember, but these medicines can only control her illness and cannot cure it at all.

As she got older, these medicines no longer worked for her.

Moreover, she knows best and can feel the condition of her own body.

A few days ago, he was almost unable to hold on, but after taking his sister's medicine, he was no different from a normal person in just three days.

After returning to the palace, he rushed to the queen's bedroom.

The Queen fell ill because Princess Jianing was missing. When the Emperor saw Jianing, he was worried and a little reproachful.

"Jia Ning, where have you been? Your father and your mother are so worried!"

Before leaving, Jianing left a note saying that she wanted to go out for a walk. There were no signs of fighting in the bedroom, so she must have left on her own and was not abducted.

But even so, the emperor was very anxious, fearing that she might have an accident.

Jianing knew that she had done something wrong, and she lowered her head guiltily.

"I'm sorry, Father. Jianing was wrong. I won't do it again. How is Mother?"

When the queen was mentioned, the emperor quickly pulled her in to see the queen.

"Your mother is just very angry. She will definitely feel better after seeing you. Ning'er, go see your mother."

This is the Queen's bedroom, and the Queen is ill in bed. He Linyuan and his friends are outsiders, so it is inconvenient for them to go in, so they wait outside the palace.

The Queen lay there sickly, her face pale and bloodless. The Emperor put her hand in Jianing's and spoke in a low voice, for fear of disturbing the Queen.

"Zitong, look who's back. It's Jianing. Our Jianing is back."

Seeing the Queen like this, Jianing immediately regretted her decision and tears started to flow. She knelt beside the Queen's bed.

"Mother, your Majesty, I was wrong. It is my daughter who is too willful and has caused you to worry."

When the queen heard Jianing's voice, she opened her eyes and saw that it was really her daughter. She excitedly supported herself and hugged her. Her voice trembled and she obviously had no strength left.

"Jia Ning, it's really Jianing, you scared my mother to death, how could you just leave her and go away! Where have you been these days? Have you been bullied? Have you had an attack? Are you feeling uncomfortable now?"

Jianing hugged the queen back, and the mother and daughter cried bitterly. Jianing told her what had happened to her in the past few days.

She left in such despair because she heard the imperial physician tell the queen that she couldn't hold on for much longer.

The imperial physician said that those medicines were no longer effective for her and asked the queen to make preparations as soon as possible. She left in despair after hearing these words.

But she did not tell the truth to the emperor and empress. If she said that she left because of what the imperial physician said, her father would definitely punish the imperial physician. She did not want the imperial physician to be punished because of her.

The emperor is still very scared now, "Don't be so willful in the future. If you run away alone, what if something unexpected happens? How will your father and mother live?"

He touched his daughter's hair, feeling both distressed and helpless.

His first daughter with the queen died young, and then Jianing was born. Although she survived, she had a congenital heart disease and could not be frightened. She could only rest quietly, so he was particularly fond of this daughter.

But as the king of a country, he has the responsibility of the entire country on his shoulders. He cannot always be with his sick daughter, which makes him feel guilty. If something happens to Jianing, he will regret it to death.

Jin Yuanyuan sighed and muttered to himself.

[It turns out that Xiao Ning is Princess Jianing. As I recall, Princess Jianing was raised outside the imperial city and passed away when she was just fifteen years old. Calculating the time, it was around this time.]

Jianing has nothing to do with the original plot. The purpose of creating this princess is to weaken Zhao Junlin and the emperor and make them frustrated.

Jianing had been recuperating from illness and had no chance to go out, so she didn't recognize her.

When the emperor heard Jin Yuanyuan's voice, his heart sank.

Is his daughter destined to have such a tragic ending?

Before she could finish feeling sad, Jin Yuanyuan's inner voice rang out again.

[But fortunately she met me. The three pills I gave Jianing can completely cure her heart disease and she will no longer suffer from the pain. I wonder how the emperor will thank me when he finds out.]

Hearing these words, the emperor regained hope. He looked at Jianing, feeling extremely excited, and asked impatiently:

"Jia Ning, you must have been very tired after being away for three days. Let the imperial physician take a look at your condition later."

Jianing wanted to say that she seemed to be better, but she was not a doctor and was not completely sure, so she decided to wait for the imperial physician to finish his diagnosis.

If it doesn't get better, my father and mother will be too happy for nothing.

"Yes, quickly call the imperial physician to check the princess' pulse!" The queen was extremely anxious.

Jianing has to take medicine every day. She must have felt very uncomfortable after not taking it for three days.

The imperial physician took a full quarter of an hour to diagnose the princess's pulse. He checked the pulse on both hands and got the same result, leaving him puzzled.

The queen was very anxious when she saw that he just kept taking her pulse and didn't say anything.

"What happened to the princess? Why don't you say something?!"

It was even more frightening to see him keep his head down in deep thought.

The imperial physician examined the patient several times and after confirming that there was no misdiagnosis, he knelt down and kowtowed with a look of joy on his face.

"Congratulations to your majesty, the queen, and congratulations to Princess Jianing. The princess has recovered from her illness!"

When she heard that he was cured, the queen was stunned for a long time until the emperor asked the imperial physician for the specific details, and then she came to her senses.

"It's alright, it's alright! Hahahaha, Jianing, you're cured, really cured!"

Her daughter’s illness was her biggest worry in life. She had already given up hope, but she didn’t expect God to give her such a big surprise.

The emperor had heard Yuanyuan's thoughts before. Although he was not as excited as the queen, his happiness was still obvious.

After the imperial physician left, Jianing was the only one left in the room. She took Jin Yuanyuan's hand and spoke to them.

"It was my elder sister who cured me. She gave me three elixirs. I only took three days to recover. Father must thank her very much."

The emperor had already thought about how to express his gratitude.

One day later, someone from the palace suddenly came to Jin's house and read the imperial edict.