The Poisonous Concubine is alive

Liu Yunrou just felt unwell again these past few days and was curious about what was going on...

But look, nothing serious happened...

Liu Yunrou decided to see a doctor. She went to a clinic, where the doctor carefully inquired about her symptoms and performed some tests. After diagnosis, the doctor told Liu Yunrou that there was nothing serious wrong with her body, but she was just a little overworked and needed to rest for a while. Liu Yunrou breathed a sigh of relief after hearing the doctor's words, thinking that perhaps she had been too busy recently and her body was not able to cope.

However, just as she was about to leave the clinic, the doctor suddenly stopped her. After a moment's hesitation, the doctor decided to tell Liu Yunrou that while she was fine, he had noticed something unusual about her pulse. This abnormality might indicate an underlying medical condition that, if left untreated, could lead to more serious consequences.

Liu Yunrou was startled and quickly asked, "What should I do?" The doctor suggested that she seek out a miracle doctor named Zhang Hua, who was said to be skilled in treating various difficult and complicated illnesses and might be able to help her find the cause and cure her illness. Liu Yunrou thanked the doctor and embarked on a journey to find Zhang Hua.

Liu Yunrou had been feeling unwell recently, looking pale and unusually weak. Ye Chenxuan saw this and was deeply concerned. He carefully cared for her, fearing another accident. Every night, Ye Chenxuan would nervously stay by Liu Yunrou's bedside, fearing her condition would worsen and he would be powerless to help.

During this period, he deeply felt the fragility of life and cherished every moment he spent with Liu Yunrou. Ye Chenxuan prayed silently in his heart, hoping that Liu Yunrou would recover soon and they could spend more time together.

Ye Chenxuan decided to accompany Liu Yunrou to find the miraculous doctor Zhang Hua. They searched for Zhang Hua's whereabouts, and after many trials and tribulations, they finally found his residence. Zhang Hua, upon seeing Liu Yunrou's expression, immediately understood her condition. He explained that Liu Yunrou's illness required a rare herb that only grew in a remote valley.

Ye Chenxuan expressed his willingness to travel to the valley to search for herbs without hesitation. Despite the perilous journey, he held only one conviction in his heart: to cure Liu Yunrou's illness. Thus, Ye Chenxuan embarked on a long journey to find the herb.

As the Empress, Liu Yunrou was the mother of the nation. She was always dignified and elegant, deeply loved by the people. However, today, she suddenly felt unwell and turned pale, causing the entire harem to tense up.

Upon hearing the news, Ye Chenxuan was filled with anxiety. He immediately dropped his official duties and rushed to the Queen's chambers. Looking at Liu Yunrou lying on her sickbed, he felt an indescribable pain, fearing something might happen to her. As the ruler of a nation, Ye Chenxuan knew the importance of the Queen to the state, not to mention that she was his beloved wife.

He nervously held Liu Yunrou's hand, constantly comforting her, but at the same time, he was also afraid that another accident would plunge the entire country into turmoil. At this critical moment, Ye Chenxuan felt a great sense of responsibility. He prayed to God to bless the queen with a speedy recovery, to stabilize the people's hearts, and to consolidate the country's destiny.

Respected Empress, your every smile and smile is a blessing to the nation and the people. Today, we learned that you are ill, and the entire nation is deeply concerned. With our most sincere hearts, we extend our sincerest wishes. May you recover soon, return to the harem, and continue to shine your light upon our land.

Your Majesty, you are like the spring sunshine, warm and bright. Your kindness and wisdom, like the shining stars, illuminate our path forward. We are deeply concerned about your illness, and we offer our most sincere prayers for your recovery.

May the gentle breeze dispel your discomfort, and may the fresh air bring you a breath of health. May the divine healing arts bring you back to your former glory soon. May the heavens and earth bless our empress, the mother of all nations, and may she enjoy a long and healthy life, sharing the good fortune of her country.

During this difficult time, the people of this nation stand united in prayer for you. We are confident that under your protection, our country will enjoy favorable weather, peace, and prosperity. Your Majesty, please rest assured and recuperate. We look forward to seeing you once again, radiating your majesty and leading us towards an even more glorious future.

May the Empress be in good health, enjoy long-lasting blessings, prosper the country, and allow the people to live and work in peace and contentment. We sincerely hope that the Empress will recover soon, return to the harem, and continue to contribute to the prosperity of our country.

-Written by Lingguo

On that unforeseen day, I began to feel unwell. Fatigue and fatigue seemed to have become my new companions. I initially thought it was a common cold or work stress, but it turned out to be a beautiful misunderstanding. A few days later, the doctor's diagnosis astonished me. It turned out that my discomfort wasn't the onset of illness, but rather the quiet birth of life. I had never imagined that during this seemingly ordinary time, I would quietly usher in the dawn of a new life. Deep within the magnificent imperial palace, the spring sun filtered through window lattices painted with auspicious clouds, pouring into the tranquil chambers. Empress Liu Yunrou sat upright on an ornately carved chair, dressed in a magnificent dress embroidered with phoenixes, her eyes radiating a gentleness and anticipation rarely seen before. After carefully examining her pulse, the palace physicians beamed with joy and knelt to offer their congratulations: "Congratulations, Your Majesty! You are pregnant."

The news spread like a spring breeze throughout the palace, and a festive atmosphere permeated the court. The emperor, overjoyed, immediately issued an order to reduce taxes throughout the country as a token of his great grace. He and the empress then held a blessing ceremony in the imperial garden, praying for the healthy growth of the empress's unborn child, hoping that she would one day become a pillar of the nation.

Empress Liu Yunrou, renowned for her virtuous character, was pregnant, bringing joy not only to the imperial family but also to the people of the land. The palace maids busied themselves preparing various nourishing foods, while the ministers at court began discussing the future prince's education, each filled with anticipation for the impending birth.

The moment she learned she was pregnant, Empress Liu Yunrou was overwhelmed by a complex emotion. Her heartbeat quickened unconsciously, and her eyes gleamed with surprise and tenderness.

Liu Yunrou gently placed her hands on her still-bare belly. Her fingertips felt the tiny pulse of life. A gentle curve curved her lips, a motherly smile, warm and full of love. Her heart was like dewdrops in the morning light, crystalline and pure, filled with awe and anticipation for the new life.

Deep down, a sense of nervousness and uneasiness quietly grew in her heart. After all, this was her first time as a mother, and she felt both novel and a little worried about the upcoming changes. She was worried about whether she could be competent in the role of a mother and whether she could give the child the best education and care.

At the same time, Liu Yunrou's heart was filled with gratitude. She was grateful to Heaven for this gift, grateful for the Emperor's favor and care, and grateful for the blessings of the entire palace. Her heart surged with longing for the future. She imagined every moment of her child's growth and the continuation of the royal bloodline, which made her feel extremely proud and happy.

Furthermore, she felt a heavy heart, for as queen, she knew the weight of her responsibility. The birth of this child meant more than just family joy; it also concerned the future and stability of the nation. She had to be even more cautious, ensuring that every decision she made would benefit both the child and the nation.

At this moment, Liu Yunrou's emotions were complex, a mixture of joy and responsibility, anticipation and worry. Yet, a resolute strength grew within her: the strength and compassion of a mother and queen. She knew that no matter how many challenges lay ahead, she would greet this new life with all her love.

Upon learning of her pregnancy, Liu Yunrou's heart was in turmoil. A hint of bewilderment crossed her eyes, as if, in an instant, her world had been turned upside down by this sudden news. She had never imagined that her fragile body would bear a new life. The weight of this responsibility filled her with both excitement and fear.

Deep in her heart, a warm current slowly flowed, that was the joy and pride of becoming a mother. Her fingers gently stroked her belly, as if she was talking to the invisible fetus, her heart filled with gentle care and endless curiosity about the unknown life.

Yet, amidst her joy, she also harbored a tinge of worry. She thought of her own strict upbringing in the palace, the cold rules and ruthless choices, and she feared her child would also lose their innocence in such an environment. She struggled internally, wanting to create a warmer and freer environment for her child.

Liu Yunrou's thoughts drifted to Emperor Ye Chenxuan. She imagined his expression when he heard the news. Was it surprise, joy, or relief? She felt a hint of jealousy, because this joy might be interpreted by the court officials as a sign of a secure succession to the throne, ignoring the fact that this was the fruit of their love.

Her inner drama grew increasingly complex, and she began to reflect on her past, the compromises and sacrifices she had made for the throne. She worried that her child, growing up in the shadow of power, would become the next political pawn. A surge of determination surged within her, and she secretly vowed to protect her child, no matter what, and give him the chance to choose his own life.

Liu Yunrou still felt a tinge of loneliness in her heart. She knew that from now on, every smile and tear she shed would be magnified and interpreted, and she would no longer be her own person. Her privacy and freedom would be further restricted, all for the sake of her unborn child.

In this inner drama, Liu Yunrou's emotions are like colors on a palette, weaving together a complex and delicate painting. Her heart is both a harbor of joy and an abyss of worry, but no matter what, she knows that she can do it. The queen's contradictory psychology becomes more complicated and profound after she learns of her pregnancy:

Liu Yunrou sat quietly by the window, her gaze piercing the bustling palace and settling on the distant horizon. Her heart was filled with contradictions, as if two forces were fiercely clashing.

On the one hand, she felt immense joy and excitement for the impending birth. Her heart overflowed with maternal love. She imagined the child's adorable appearance and looked forward to growing up with him or her, teaching him or her the wisdom and etiquette of the palace. This impending maternal love filled her with an unprecedented sense of fulfillment and happiness.

On the other hand, she was shrouded in fear and hesitation. She was torn between the boundaries of her role as queen and her duties as a mother. She knew that as queen, her child would be born with heavy expectations and responsibilities, and she couldn't help but worry about whether the child would lose the joy and freedom of childhood. She was torn between whether to shield her child from the palace's intrigues, but she knew it was impossible.

She also harbored a deep concern for her own health and the safety of her child. Within the palace, power struggles were not without their share of tragedy, and she feared her pregnancy would draw unwanted attention and danger. She was torn between wanting to announce her joy to the world and yet keeping it hidden to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Liu Yunrou was also conflicted about her future. She knew that once her child was born, her life and status might undergo subtle changes. She wanted to continue to exert political influence, but she feared neglecting her responsibilities as a mother. She was torn between power and maternal love, unsure how to strike the right balance between the two.

These conflicting emotions intertwined deep within Liu Yunrou, causing her to smile and frown at times. She knew that no matter how conflicted and struggling she felt, she had to make a choice: for herself, for her child, and for the country she loved so deeply. As queen, she had to be strong: for herself, for her child, and for the entire country.

After hearing the news of Liu Yunrou's pregnancy, Emperor Ye Chenxuan's stern expression gradually relaxed, a glint of surprise in his eyes. He was momentarily taken aback, then the corners of his mouth slowly lifted, revealing a warm and sincere smile. That smile, like the warm spring sun, dispelled the dullness and solemnity of the court. He nodded gently, and a laugh rose from his throat, growing louder and louder, filled with joy and pride.

"Excellent, excellent, excellent!" Ye Chenxuan exclaimed in praise. He stood up, clasped his hands behind his back, and paced back and forth a few times, his smile never fading. He addressed the eunuchs and palace maids around him, "This is a truly joyous occasion. I must celebrate it with all my heart. Pass down an order to reduce the people's taxes as a token of the emperor's grace, so that we can share in the joy!" Ye Chenxuan's laughter echoed throughout the palace, revealing his inner satisfaction and anticipation for the future.

Ye Chenxuan originally thought something had happened, but it turned out to be a surprise...

I'm actually a father again...

So accurate...