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She was genuinely happy and said excitedly, "I hope the clinic can flourish. I want to accept more female disciples and hope there will be more women's clinics in the world."

In fact, even in modern times, it is often inconvenient for men and women to see a doctor.

After a fulfilling day, Yuan Junyao said, "Let's go to Wangjiang Tower for dinner. Shen Shaoyu and the others must be waiting for us."

Because there were too many people seeing the doctor today, they just had a quick bite at noon.

Shen Shaoyu had someone pack up the food and send it from Wangjiang Tower. We can have a good meal in the evening, as tomorrow will definitely be even busier.

After closing the door of the clinic, the group headed towards Wangjiang Tower.

On the third floor of the teahouse opposite, a woman in gorgeous clothes stood by the window, looking at them quietly.

Little Fulu stood beside her and whispered, "Princess, it's getting late. You've been in the teahouse all afternoon. It's time to go back."

A smile appeared on Xia Shuhua's lips, and her tone was full of relief.

"As expected of her niece, she's just as bold in her actions. This is the first women's clinic in Beiming, and this princess must support it! Let's go to the palace!"

Xiao Fulu wiped the cold sweat from his forehead.

"Princess, what are you going to do?"

Xia Shuhua raised her red lips, raised her chin slightly and said calmly: "I want to replace her plaque with the one bestowed by the emperor. I want to see who dares to question it in the future! Anyone who dares to question it is questioning the emperor."

"Princess, why don't you calm down for a few days? The Emperor is probably still angry. I heard that Princess Huai went to the palace today and stayed in the Empress Dowager's palace for a long time."

"Oh." Xia Shuhua responded nonchalantly, shrugged and said nonchalantly, "So what."

Little Fulu hung his head, wanting to cry but unable to shed tears, thinking that he would be the one to be scolded again, but who could persuade this ancestor?

After leaving the restaurant, Xia Shuhua went straight into the palace.

No one dared to stop her, and she broke into the Yangxin Palace directly.

In the Yangxin Palace, Xia Nanxing sat in a high seat, with four ministers standing below him.

After Xia Shuhua walked in without any scruples, the four ministers immediately knelt down and said in unison: "Your humble servants take their leave!"

Without waiting for Xia Nanxing's consent, the four of them left in a hurry, fearing that Xia Shuhua would do something if they were a step late. They avoided her like the plague and treated her as a beast in the lake.

Xia Shuhua rolled her eyes and said with disdain, "What a bunch of old guys! This princess doesn't even look down on them."

"Royal sister." Xia Nanxing looked helpless.

"I am discussing state affairs."

Xia Shuhua said nonchalantly, "Let's talk about it next time. I have something important to discuss with you."

Xia Nanxing had a serious face and wanted to be angry, but when he thought of the suffering his sister had endured, he couldn't get angry.

She's just a little bit of a jerk, so let her be a jerk.

His biological mother died early, and his eldest sister is like a mother to him.

The Queen Mother had her own biological son, so she inevitably neglected him. It was this sister who was several years older than him who protected him.

Everyone else thought that Xia Nanxing tolerated Xia Shuhua in every way because of the pain she had experienced in her marriage.

But in fact, it is not the case. There is a friendship between them since childhood.

Xia Shuhua glanced around and a young eunuch immediately brought a chair to her.

She sat down gracefully, her every move exuding nobility.

"Give me an imperial edict and write a plaque for me."

Before Xia Nanxing could say anything, the young eunuch beside him had already started grinding with great tact.

Xia Nanxing pretended not to see it and only asked, "What imperial decree? What are you going to do? Just behave yourself. The Empress Dowager just called me over this afternoon and cried so hard that my head hurt."

If he continued to indulge Xia Shuhua at this time, the Queen Mother would probably come to find him.

Xia Shuhua said calmly, "Wange's niece has opened a women's clinic, the first in the world to treat only women. I want to support you. Please give me an imperial edict of commendation and an inscription: 'Nükangtang'. I also want an imperial plaque for the plaque, and the best golden nanmu wood."

Xia Nanxing's mouth twitched slightly, but he couldn't refute and could only continue to tolerate it.

I was silently saying in my heart: An elder sister is like a mother, an elder sister is like a mother, forget it, forget it, as long as she is happy, that's all that matters.

"Okay, I will write the imperial edict right away."

Xia Shuhua was happy, with a slight smile on her lips and a joyful tone.

"Okay, write it. Thank you, my royal brother."

Perhaps Xia Shuhua is the only one in the world who dares to speak to Xia Nanxing like this.

Even the Queen Mother didn't dare to ask him to do something so blatantly.

However, Xia Shuhua knew her limits, because these were all harmless little things.

Xia Nanxing also doesn't restrain women like other men do.

For example, when Xia Shuhua married a foreign prince, everyone thought that it was her due as a princess, and they did not recognize her contributions. But if men were not useless, why would women be needed to marry a foreign prince?

Men’s rights and achievements should not be based on women’s, and men’s strength should not be used to suppress and restrain women.

So he thought it was okay to open a women's clinic or something.

Xia Nanxing readily wrote an imperial edict to Xia Shuhua, inscribed a calligraphy, and ordered the Ministry of Internal Affairs to make a plaque.

At this time, Xia Shuhua said again: "Hurry up and make it for me overnight."

"Okay, got it." Xia Nanxing's tone was extremely doting.

The young eunuch beside him bent down and made arrangements without being told.

Xia Shuhua was in a good mood and said with a smile: "I haven't eaten yet, please eat with me."

"Row."

Xia Nanxing exhaled, relieving his fatigue, and ordered, "Ask the imperial kitchen to prepare some dishes that the princess likes."

Xia Shuhua said: "Prepare a pot of wine!"

Xia Nanxing advised helplessly: "Drink less."

"No, I just like the feeling of not being awake."

Xia Nanxing was silent, and a look of heartache flashed in Xia Shuhua's eyes.

She suffered a lot during those years away. She was a princess from a wealthy family, but she was never spoiled.

Although the previous emperor had few descendants, they were not valued.

Because the empress dowager was powerful at that time, the foreign relatives were dominant, and the queen was the empress dowager's niece, so they, the illegitimate children, could only live a difficult life.

If the crown prince had not died suddenly of a serious illness, the throne would not have been Xia Nanxing's turn. Xia Nanxing was just lucky to have gotten it.

The late emperor's descendants were all killed by the Empress Dowager and the Empress, just to retain power.

Xia Nanxing's biological mother was of humble origin, but there was a fellow villager who worked in the Imperial Hospital. Xia Nanxing pretended to be sick since he was a child and thus escaped harm. However, his mother died in order to protect him, so he was fostered by the current empress dowager.

If Prince Huai had not been left with a disability, he probably would not have lived to this day.

Princess Huayang survived because she was a girl.

At that time, her biological mother kept her pregnancy a secret until she was more than seven months pregnant. However, she died after giving birth to Huayang.

If Huayang was a prince, he would probably have died long ago.

The struggle for imperial power has always been cruel.

The two motherless children have been huddled together for warmth since they were young.

Because Huayang was a girl, her life was even a little easier, but she still suffered a lot.