The Bad Girl's Quick Transmigration System: Traveling Back and Forth

Ministers frequently interacted with Liu Yuan during court appearances and palace activities, and their keen observations quickly led them to notice something unusual about her behavior. She should have been energetic and decisive, but now she seemed listless, as if she had lost her former energy and decisiveness.

As Liu Yuan handled government affairs, her ministers noticed a significant decline in her memory, often forgetting important matters or decisions. Furthermore, her mood became extremely unstable, sometimes irritable and angry, sometimes depressed and melancholic, making it difficult for her to remain calm and rational while handling government affairs.

Faced with Liu Yuan's condition, some loyal and upright ministers were deeply worried. They realized that Liu Yuan's physical and mental state had a negative impact on the country's governance, so they decided to stand up and make suggestions to Liu Yuan for the sake of the country.

At appropriate times, these ministers would tactfully point out to Liu Yuan the potential health risks of her current lifestyle and earnestly urge her to reduce her extravagant lifestyle and stop using items containing harmful substances like mercury. They hoped that Liu Yuan would pay more attention to her health and adjust her lifestyle so that she could better fulfill her duties as emperor.

However, such admonitions were not easy to come by. As the emperor, Liu Yuan held supreme power, and her dignity and authority could not be violated. Therefore, the ministers' admonitions were likely to cause her displeasure, and could even result in reprimands and punishments. Some ministers were demoted or subjected to other forms of oppression.

Some ministers would discuss the matter privately, wondering if Liu Yuan's condition would affect the kingdom's governance. If the situation was serious, they might consider uniting to put more pressure on Liu Yuan to ensure the stability of the kingdom.

When generals such as Parposo and Sikou Jing reported to Liu Yuan on the war and other matters, they keenly noticed the subtle changes in Liu Yuan's physical and mental state.

When Liu Yuan heard military decisions, her reactions were no longer as quick and accurate as before, sometimes even hesitant or uncertain. This worried generals like Parvasa and Sikou Jing, who knew that in war, every decision could mean the difference between life and death.

Furthermore, Liu Yuan's physical discomfort gradually affected her mood. During conversations, she became easily irritated and overly sensitive to seemingly trivial issues. These changes did not escape the attention of the generals, who began to realize that Liu Yuan's health might be negatively affecting her work.

Out of loyalty to the kingdom and Liu Yuan, generals like Parposo and Sikou Jing decided to take action. At opportune moments, they would sincerely urge Liu Yuan to take care of her health. They would emphasize that health is fundamental to ruling the state and commanding war, and that only by maintaining good physical condition could one better fulfill their duties.

The generals would advise Liu Yuan to adjust her lifestyle, arrange her work and rest time properly, and pay attention to diet and exercise. At the same time, they would also express their willingness to share more work pressure to reduce Liu Yuan's burden.

In military operations, they will be more cautious to avoid decision-making errors due to Liu Yuan's health problems that affect the war. At the same time, they will also pay attention to domestic stability to prevent domestic unrest caused by Liu Yuan's health problems.