Transmigrated into a vicious female supporting role, reborn as a hostage to the paranoid male protag

When Mr. Liu and Chu Xingchen arrived, they saw Su Yingxue lying unconscious on the grass after being hit by several arrows. The little white colt was no longer by her side.

Su Yingxue's face was pale at this moment, her brows were furrowed, and her riding clothes were covered with dirt, mud and blood, no longer white.

Her flawless white riding clothes were now stained with her blood in several places. There was even a lot of dirt and broken grass on her body, face and hair. She no longer had the refinement and elegance of the past.

She lay there unconsciously, more like a broken doll that had been abandoned somewhere and was no longer delicate.

"Your Highness! Her Royal Highness the Princess!" Mr. Liu dismounted first and rushed to the place where Su Yingxue fell. Behind him was Chu Xingchen, who was also wearing a white riding uniform. When the young man galloped over on his horse, he had already seen Su Yingxue, who fell to the ground like a bloody person.

The young man was dressed in white clothes as white as snow, his brows furrowed, his eyes cold, and his face pale and distant. His body had not yet fully grown, and his running speed and strength were not as good as Mr. Liu's.

Mr. Liu briefly examined Su Yingxue's wound with a serious expression. He took out the best hemostatic and life-saving medicine from his arms and fed Su Yingxue a pill.

Then he used luck to stop her bleeding. While he was healing her wounds, he ordered the attendants who followed him to go to the parade ground to call for a carriage and the imperial physician.

When the imperial physician and the carriage arrived, the guards helped the seriously injured Su Yingxue onto a stretcher and carried her into the carriage, followed by the imperial physician and Mr. Liu and Chu Xingchen.

Su Yingxue was seriously injured this time. When she fell from her horse, her head, chest and abdomen hit the tree branches heavily and then fell to the ground, causing two broken ribs and excessive bleeding from the arrow wound in her left shoulder.

She fell into a coma, and although the multiple arrow wounds on her body were not fatal, the locations were extremely tricky, so even if she received proper treatment in the short term, she might need to stay in bed for a long time.

The hunting training in the training ground may have started from the rabbit that lured her away at the beginning, and then Chu Xingchen and Mr. Liu were lured in the opposite direction by the back of a similar figure riding a white horse and wearing the same riding clothes. They chased for a long time before they found a lone white horse, but it was not the good horse of Her Royal Highness the Princess.

Only then did Mr. Liu and Chu Xingchen exchange glances, realizing something was amiss. Mr. Liu and Chu Xingchen returned, summoning the Imperial Guards and attendants to begin an intensive search. They discovered the attendant, already dead from a poisoned arrow, and the horse, pierced and poisoned, on the other side of the hunting grounds.

All of this was a carefully planned conspiracy. There was a pair of hands hiding in the dark, stirring up trouble in the court of the Great Sheng Palace. It seemed as if they had woven a web of darkness, quietly planning everything somewhere...

who can that be?

Although Su Yingxue was the supreme princess of a country, she had no foundation in the court. If an enemy nation were to assassinate her, in terms of power and profit, it would be better to directly assassinate His Majesty than to go to such great lengths to assassinate a princess, which would cause unrest in the court and achieve the desired effect.

If it was a competition for favor among the harem, that would be even more impossible. She was only the emperor's youngest sister, not a favored concubine. She would not pose a threat in the eyes of the emperor's concubines, nor would she conflict with the interests of the emperor's concubines' offspring.

Therefore, even if these concubines and princes disliked her usual behavior, they would not risk offending His Majesty by killing her.

So who wants to harm her? So, Su Yingxue, how many secrets do you have that are unknown to others?

Chu Xingchen looked at Su Yingxue, analyzing the situation calmly while looking at her thoughtfully. It seemed that after falling into the water, he could no longer understand Su Yingxue in front of him...

Now is the critical time for Chu Xingchen to steal intelligence and return to the country safely. Therefore, even if Chu Xingchen feels a lot of disgust, hatred and dislike for Su Yingxue in his heart at this moment, he is unwilling to create trouble at this opportunity.

After all, he and Mr. Liu were both well aware that the assassination of the Princess Royal was a major event that required a thorough investigation and a report to His Majesty. Therefore, at this moment, the most important thing was Su Yingxue's safety.

Chu Xingchen stared at Su Yingxue, whose face was pale and bloodless. The woman at this moment looked so weak and pitiful. She no longer had the spoiled and unbridled look she had when she whipped and scolded others before. Instead, she looked like the rabbit he raised when he was a child, pitiful, weak, and unable to protect herself.

How can a person be so multifaceted, sometimes cold and fierce, cruel and ruthless, and sometimes delicate and kind, pitiful and gentle?

Which side of you is the real you? Chu Xingchen couldn't understand Su Yingxue, and neither could she see through him. Just as he felt that many things were happening in the Dasheng Palace right now that he had no control over, he couldn't predict whether these changes would cause things to change.

"Mr. Liu, His Highness's assassination is truly bizarre. I have cared for His Highness since he was young, and I and the imperial physician will now take care of His Highness. Mr. Liu will stay here. Seal off the enclosure, search for the assassin, and bring justice to His Highness!"

Seeing this, Qiu Shuang asked Mr. Liu to get out of the car when they were almost at the entrance of the training ground. Mr. Liu thought about it again and again and felt that Qiu Shuang was right.

In the carriage, only the imperial physician was left to perform acupuncture treatment, while Qiu Shuang and Chu Xingshen sat aside waiting for the consultation.

Su Yingxue's arrow wound was very serious. Although she used a lot of hemostatic drugs, the bleeding from the penetrating wound on her shoulder could not be stopped.

The princess was a royal concubine, and her injury was critical. The female physician's office was far away in the palace, so there was no time to wait until she could return to the palace to treat the wound. Therefore, Qiu Shuang decisively used embroidery scissors to cut away the princess's clothing near the arrow wound to make it easier for the imperial physician to treat the wound. After all, there were differences between men and women.

The imperial physician heated the dagger over a hot coal fire. He first separated several arrows from their shafts, then had Qiu Shuang and Chu Xingchen hold down the unconscious Su Yingxue. After all, using external force to pull out the scissors was bound to cause pain. He was also afraid that Su Yingxue's struggles would cause secondary injuries.

After Chu Xingchen and Qiu Shuang held Su Yingxue down together, the imperial physician removed the remaining arrows one after another. Although Su Yingxue struggled in pain for a few times while unconscious, she was no longer awake.

To stop the bleeding and reduce inflammation, the imperial physician cleaned her wounds with medicinal wine, carefully applying medicine and bandaging them. Until the last arrow wound. The arrow seemed to have damaged Su Ying's blood vessels, causing her to bleed profusely.

The arrow had rubbed deeply, and it even seemed to contain some kind of poison, causing the entire snow-capped shoulder to turn blue and black.

If the arrow wasn't removed, the poison would spread throughout the body through the bloodstream. If the arrow was removed hastily, it would damage the meridians again, causing the bleeding to continue. Thus, the imperial physician was in a dilemma.

If I don't treat her, and Her Royal Highness dies in my hands, I will definitely be held accountable. If I treat her and she dies, I will definitely be charged with the death penalty.