Story of Yanxi Palace: Fu Ying's banner will never fall

After hearing what Zhang Yuanpan said, the queen couldn't help but feel disappointed and angry. She never thought that the Imperial Hospital would be so incompetent!

Although Yonglian was only pretending to be sick, the symptoms he showed were completely consistent with the poison of thunder god vine.

Even a little girl could identify the poison, but none of these so-called imperial doctors dared to speak out.

The queen thought to herself that it seemed necessary to invite more famous doctors with excellent medical skills from the people to work in the palace. Otherwise, if a similar situation happened again in the future, the consequences would be disastrous.

At this moment, Concubine Gao and Concubine Jia were secretly rejoicing in their hearts.

They had already made arrangements in advance and hinted to most of the imperial doctors, asking them to remain silent and insist on treating the patient as suffering from a cold.

Now all the doctors agree that as long as we continue to treat him in this way, it won’t take more than a day...

"Your Majesty, please do not worry too much. As the imperial doctors said, the second prince caught a cold and ate something unclean. Those who are not responsible in the kitchen must be severely punished to serve as a warning to others."

Concubine Gao said this indignantly, her words revealing her deep concern for the Second Prince.

Jiapin also hurriedly echoed, "Yes, Your Majesty! Seeing the Second Prince in such pain, I feel so distressed. These daring servants must be severely punished!"

As she spoke, she pretended to look tearful and pitiful.

Concubine Chun, however, looked worried and anxious. She opened her red lips and said softly, "Your Majesty, I have some knowledge of medicine. From what I have seen, it seems that the prince's illness is not caused by an ordinary cold. His symptoms seem to be extremely severe, and a careful examination and diagnosis is necessary."

Concubine Gao responded with contempt: "Concubine Chun, please don't show off your little medical skills here. The imperial doctors from the entire Imperial Hospital are waiting here. You just need to follow the prescriptions written by the imperial doctors and treat the patient carefully. Don't act rashly and delay the treatment!"

When Wei Yingluo hurried to the prince's residence, she heard fierce arguments coming from the inner hall from afar, and knew that the situation in the hall was already in chaos.

But she did not rush into the inner hall, but chose to wait and see what would happen outside, because this would allow those with ill intentions to reveal more flaws.

After Wei Yingluo waited patiently for a moment, she saw Mingyu walk out from the side hall of the prince's residence and lead two eunuchs to successfully capture Xiao Lizi, who had previously talked with Jiapin's personal maid A Shuang.

"Yingluo, you are so amazing! We finally caught this hateful eunuch. Look, he was planning to replace the Second Prince's Biluochun tea can with this one!"

Mingyu said happily, but her expression looked a little bad, and she was full of deep contempt for Xiao Lizi.

Little Li was still stubborn and refused to admit that he had poisoned the food. He cried out with a sad face, "Sister Mingyu, I was just ordered to come here to deliver tea to the Second Prince. How could you arrest someone for no reason?"

Mingyu was furious and shouted angrily: "What a quibbling dog! If you have the guts, go and explain it to the emperor!" She could never have imagined that someone would dare to attack the Second Prince through the Imperial Tea and Food Room.

At this time, Wei Yingluo remained calm and said calmly: "Mingyu, don't worry. Let's wait for a moment until Eunuch Zhang arrives and then go in together."

Now that the servant who poisoned the place has been caught, as long as Eunuch Zhang's apprentice is captured as well, Concubine Jia will have no way to deny it.

Not long after, Zhang Jianyi also hurried to the prince's residence.

The three of them exchanged glances, understanding each other.

Mingyu couldn't wait to pull Yingluo into the palace.

However, at this moment, Chief Steward Zhang shook his head slightly, signaling Wei Yingluo to go in first to report to the Queen.

"Yingluo, you go in first. When Concubine Gao and Concubine Jia start to become anxious and restless, Mingyu and I will take the opportunity to catch them off guard!" Zhang Jianyi said calmly, insisting that they should act according to the original plan.

"Okay, I'll be patient for a while longer, but Yingluo, you have to move faster!"

Mingyu pouted and muttered. She had long been unable to hold back her desire to see Concubine Gao embarrass herself and be frustrated.

"No problem, let them panic for a while longer." Wei Yingluo raised the corners of her mouth slightly, revealing an excitement that she was about to see a wonderful show.

Wei Yingluo walked into the inner hall, bowed to the queen and asked for an audience.

Without saying a word, the queen immediately summoned her to the palace for an audience.

After the ceremony, the Queen quickly called Wei Yingluo to her side: "Yingluo, come here quickly and take Yonglian's pulse."

When everyone heard this, they were all stunned, and their eyes were focused on this ordinary-looking, young palace maid. Obviously, from her appearance, she did not look like someone who was proficient in medicine, and even the emperor could not help but feel suspicious.

"Queen, what is this?" the emperor asked curiously.

"Your Majesty, this is my maid Wei Yingluo. When she was young, she was fortunate to have a folk doctor as her teacher. She learned some basic medical skills and made some achievements. I have specially sent her here to diagnose and treat Yonglian. Please grant your permission, Your Majesty." The Queen said softly.

The emperor looked at Wei Yingluo and saw that she had a pretty face, but her eyes revealed a bit of cunning and intelligence, but no malice.

So he nodded and agreed: "Since it is recommended by the Queen, why not give it a try."

Wei Yingluo immediately knelt down to express her gratitude, and said earnestly: "Thank you, Your Majesty! I will do my best and will never let the Queen down!"

Seeing this, Concubine Gao, who was standing by, became confused.

How could such a young and immature girl be able to take on the important task of saving the prince? However, she did not say much, but just rolled her eyes secretly, thinking that it would not cause much trouble anyway.

Wei Yingluo ignored the gazes of the people around her and walked straight to the Second Prince in front of the bed. She stretched out her hand, gently placed it on his pulse, concentrated her mind, and began to diagnose carefully.

This time, Wei Yingluo finally saw through the true colors of these so-called imperial doctors! They all seemed to have great medical skills and rich experience, but in fact, they were just fancy-looking but useless!

She personally mixed other medicines and carefully created a pulse pattern that was extremely similar to that of Tripterygium wilfordii, with a 90% chance of being able to pass it off as the real thing.

However, this group of so-called highly skilled doctors were completely unaware of the condition and insisted on diagnosing it as a common cold.

Perhaps some of them have noticed something strange, but for various reasons they dare not speak out. Thinking of this, Wei Yingluo couldn't help but sigh: No wonder the second prince in the previous life died at a young age!

After a moment's silence, Wei Yingluo suddenly raised her head and said with a firm look in her eyes: "Your Majesty, Queen, the Second Prince was actually poisoned. If the poison cannot be removed in time, I'm afraid the consequences will be disastrous..."

Before he finished speaking, everyone in the Imperial Hospital was in an uproar.

Many people's faces changed drastically, and even beads of sweat appeared on their foreheads.

The imperial physician Liu Yang, in particular, interrupted in a panic, "Your Majesty, Empress, please do not listen to this little girl's nonsense! If we mistakenly treat the cold as poisoning, wouldn't it cause great harm to the prince's body?"