The princess was fed contraceptive soup on the day of the marriage exchange, and she went crazy

Pregnant?

As soon as the court doctor said this, everyone looked at Sheng Nanzhi in surprise.

Sheng Nanzhi was also bewildered: "How is that possible? Doctor, do you want to take my pulse again?"

"I can't be pregnant."

Her brows furrowed, "Although I did have sex with the prince before he got into trouble."

"But after the incident, the prince and my stepmother prepared two bowls of contraceptive soup, and I drank some of them."

"Even my mother's maid poisoned those two bowls of contraceptive soup, and I was poisoned because of it."

"How could I possibly be pregnant?"

"You must have misdiagnosed me."

The court physician knelt down immediately and said, "I have been practicing medicine for many years. It is impossible for me to make a mistake in diagnosing a slippery pulse."

"If the princess doesn't believe it, you can find someone else to see the doctor."

Sheng Nanzhi really wanted to scream.

Sheng Nanzhi had smelled and drunk those two bowls of contraceptive soup. She had some knowledge of pharmacology and knew exactly what was in those two bowls of contraceptive soup.

It is absolutely true that she drank two bowls of contraceptive soup, so how could she be pregnant?

Moreover, after she was reborn, she only had sex with Shi Huaizhi that day.

After that day, at most, she had only teased Shi Huaizhi in her dreams, but that couldn't make her pregnant.

Impossible, absolutely impossible.

Jin Xin was the first to react. She took a deep breath and said, "Send someone to the palace and ask an imperial physician to come over and check the princess's pulse."

Yuan Bao, who had been standing aside without saying anything, suddenly spoke up: "We can ask for Doctor Liu."

"After the princess took those two bowls of contraceptive soup that day, she was poisoned. The master called in Imperial Physician Liu to detoxify the princess. He knew the princess's condition best."

Jin Xin nodded: "Then please ask Doctor Liu."

The court doctor bowed his head and said, "Then I will bandage the wound on your arm first, Princess?"

"Wait until the imperial physician has examined it before bandaging it."

She crossed her hands in her sleeves and placed her right hand on the pulse of her left hand.

It is indeed a slippery pulse.

Judging from the pulse, she should be more than a month pregnant, and the date matches.

Sheng Nanzhi's heart skipped a beat, but this really shouldn't have happened.

The contraceptive soup was indeed the right one, and she even drank two bowls.

Moreover, Li Yueru put Zuimengsan in the contraceptive soup, and she also held the attitude of going all out, so she directly put the highly poisonous Yueyuehong in it.

In this case, how could she be pregnant?

Isn't this too weird?

Sheng Nanzhi raised her head and met the complicated gazes of the others. Her heart couldn't help but beat again.

The current situation is not good for her.

The fact that she took two bowls of contraceptive soup after the incident with Shi Huai should not be hidden from anyone, and there are probably quite a few people who know about it.

But now, Shi Huaizhi was in a coma, and she was inexplicably pregnant.

Although she was very sure in her heart, she had only had an intimate relationship with Shi Huaizhi.

But others may not think so...

If she couldn't explain the reason for the slippery pulse, others would probably think that she had an affair with someone else after having sex with Shi Huaizhi.

Only in this way can the origin of her happy pulse be explained.

Although Shi Huaizhi was unconscious, he was still alive.

She also married Shi Huaizhi and took the position of princess.

If she had an affair with someone else and became pregnant, she would also be charged with the crime of confusing the royal bloodline.

She's probably going to die.

Sheng Nanzhi frowned, but what on earth was going on with this happy pulse?

She quickly went over the situation in her mind.

Or, there was something wrong with the contraceptive soup that day, and she was indeed pregnant with Shi Huaizhi's child.

Or, this slippery pulse is fake.

If the slippery pulse is fake, then nine out of ten times, someone wants to harm her and at some point gave her a drug that will make her pulse look like a slippery pulse...

If someone wanted to use this to harm her, who would it be?

Soon, Doctor Liu was invited over.

Sheng Nanzhi quickly stood up and said, "Doctor Liu."

Doctor Liu bowed to Sheng Nanzhi and said, "On the way here, someone from the palace told me about the situation."

"I'd like to ask, after I cured the princess that day of the poison, did the prince send her another bowl of contraceptive soup?"

Sheng Nanzhi was stunned and shook her head: "Another bowl of contraceptive soup? Why?"

"Didn't I drink two bowls of contraceptive soup that day?"

Doctor Liu suddenly realized: "If not, then the princess might really be pregnant."

Seeing Sheng Nanzhi's puzzled expression, Imperial Physician Liu continued to explain, "That day, the princess was poisoned by two kinds of poison after taking those two bowls of contraceptive soup, and she subsequently fell into a coma."

"After taking Her Majesty's pulse, I discovered Her Majesty's condition and prepared an antidote for Her Majesty."

"But I also made it very clear to His Majesty at the time. Because I was afraid that the poison would seep into the Empress's heart meridians, I used a stronger medicine that could eliminate all the effects of the drug."

"It's not just toxicity, it's medicinal properties. Naturally, this also includes the medicinal properties of the contraceptive soup that the princess took along with the poison."

"So, I have suggested to His Majesty that if He does not want the Princess to get pregnant, He should give her a bowl of contraceptive soup after she wakes up."

Sheng Nanzhi was surprised: "But after I woke up, he didn't say a word."

Doctor Liu held out his hand and said, "Let me take the princess's pulse first."

Sheng Nanzhi quickly stretched out her hand.

The result of the pulse diagnosis showed no change.

"Congratulations, Princess. Congratulations, Princess. You must be pregnant."

"Judging from the pulse, she should have been pregnant for just over a month. The timing is correct."

"If the prince had not given the princess the contraceptive soup that day, then it would have been correct."

Sheng Nanzhi never expected this to be the result.

She is actually...really pregnant?

Shi Huaizhi's?

She even suspected that the concubine in the mansion had drugged her, and never thought that she would actually become pregnant.

But, if, as Imperial Physician Liu said, it was his antidote that neutralized the effects of the contraceptive soup, and he had made it clear to Shi Huaizhi, then why didn't Shi Huaizhi give her another bowl of contraceptive soup after she woke up?

It was obvious that Shi Huaizhi didn't want her to get pregnant, so he gave her the contraceptive soup.

So why did he suddenly change his mind?

Sheng Nanzhi turned her head to look at Shi Huaizhi, who was lying motionless on the bed, and secretly bit her back teeth.

She really wanted to shake him up and ask him why he did this.

"Congratulations, Princess!"

Everyone else in the room knelt down immediately. Jin Xin's eyes flushed slightly. "The prince is unconscious. If the imperial concubine knew this good news, she would be very happy."

Sheng Nanzhi felt a little confused.

"As for the Imperial Concubine, I will go to the palace tomorrow and speak to her in person."

"But beyond that, I hope everyone here will keep their mouths shut."

Jin Xin nodded. "I understand. If something happens to the prince, the princess's pregnancy must not be known to anyone. Otherwise, the princess will be in danger. I will make arrangements right away and ensure that no one present today leaks a single word."

Sheng Nanzhi nodded: "I'm a little tired, you guys should leave first and let me rest for a while."

The appearance of this child was really beyond her expectations.

Almost disrupted all her plans.

She needs to think carefully about whether to go or stay.