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Zhu Yuanzhang was really angry. A bunch of damn scholars wanted to meddle in everything! How important is it to have a good doctor? Which emperor doesn't want to be healthy and live a long life? Zhu Yuanzhang conspired to say that these damn scholars wanted him to die early! After he died, these scum would be able to control the status! What can a scholar tolerate? Even if my uncle can tolerate it, my aunt won't agree!

"You're just annoying me! You're coming for me! First you attacked Doctor Xu, then Cao Lao Si, then the Empress, the Crown Prince, and the Emperor's eldest grandson! Do you still want to kill me? Are you trying to do what Wang Mang did?"

The ministers in the hall knelt down in a sea of ​​​​critters: "Your Majesty, please calm down. We dare not!"

Zhu Yuanzhang grabbed the tea bowl on the dragon desk and threw it down on his head: "What are you afraid of? You bunch of damned scholars have come together to bully my family! You even put your hands into the Imperial Hospital! Do you think my family should be at your mercy? Come on, take this Hou Zhengren away and give him thirty slaps to teach him a lesson!

And Hu Liande has no talent or morals and is unworthy of being a human being. His villain face is really disgusting. You should forget about this job in the Imperial Hospital. The Ministry of Justice will confiscate your property and put you in prison, and your whole family will be exiled to the Northwest Guard!

Your salaries and benefits are the blood and sweat of the people! You take the imperial salaries, don't think about how to serve the Ming Dynasty, and yet you act so filthy! Go home and think carefully about whether the Ming Dynasty can tolerate you parasites! "

The ministers were scolded and kept silent. This was the founding emperor Wu, and no minister dared to come up and seek death. The extreme tug-of-war between the later Jiaqing Emperor and his ministers during the Hongwu period would have been seeking death! Zhu Yuanzhang asked him to reincarnate as a human being!

The civil officials during the Hongwu reign were incredibly well-behaved. It was just a few who were so old-fashioned that they believed women should stay home, taking care of their husbands and raising their children. Most of the officials were intelligent, and Xu Huizhen's position at the Imperial Hospital wasn't a problem for them. In those days, eating a wide variety of grains was bound to get sick. If Xu Huizhen had cured an intestinal abscess, she'd be a proven miracle doctor, and the historians would have to record her. Why would they offend a doctor and belittle her longevity? Whether Xu Huizhen was a man or a woman wasn't any of their business!

The Censorate hated the talkative Hou Zhengren, who kept causing trouble everywhere! The Emperor would be wise to have him killed, to prevent him from bringing trouble to the entire Censorate!

The more Zhu Yuanzhang thought about it, the angrier he became. He directly arranged for his confidant, Eunuch Yun, to secretly investigate all officials to see if there were any who were corrupt or abused their power. Zhu Yuanzhang's distrust of officials had now reached its peak.

Empress Ma comforted Xu Huizhen and rewarded her with some newly woven brocade.

Empress Ma took Xu Huizhen's hand and said, "My dear, you have been wronged. I will take care of this matter for you. I don't want to see anyone gossiping about you anymore! It was so difficult for Your Majesty to start the rebellion. The army had no food to eat. We women at home dug wild vegetables to make shoes for the soldiers. If what these people say is true, the soldiers would have no shoes to wear. After a few years of peace and quiet, those sour words are brought up again.

Xiongying, it's all thanks to you. This child is my lifeblood. If anything happens to him, I won't be able to survive."

Xu Huizhen chatted with Queen Ma for a long time before walking out of the palace under the guidance of a young eunuch.

The servants and Madam Zhou were waiting anxiously at the palace gate in their mule carts. When they saw Xu Huizhen coming out, they hurriedly picked her up and rushed home.

Those who believed it would ask why Xu Huizhen, since she was an official, didn’t she ride in a sedan chair when she went out?

In ancient times, military officials rode horses and civil officials rode in sedan chairs. First of all, the imperial court did not care about the money. The sedan chairs of civil officials and the horses of military officials were all private property. It was common for some poor officials in Beijing to walk or ride donkeys to the yamen. Officials of Xu Huizhen's level generally rode in cars, some of which were their own cars, and some were rented from a carriage and horse-drawn carriage company.

Li Jingyan always rode a mule cart when he went to the Imperial Hospital, and Xu Huizhen followed suit, unobtrusively. It was rare for a woman like Xu Huizhen to be an official, and she was so ostentatious that she wouldn't be called frivolous.

Mrs. Ding was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan. This battle was a battle for the Li family to establish its prestige, and it was related to whether the orphan and widow could gain a foothold in Jinling. She could not rest assured until she got accurate information.

The moment Mrs. Ding saw Xu Huizhen, she knew that the matter was settled. Xu Huizhen's calm demeanor made Mrs. Ding feel relieved.

Mrs. Ding hurriedly prepared the meal, and little Li Muyang also hugged Xu Huizhen's thighs and called her mother.

Xu Huizhen was holding her son and kissing him when a servant came to report that the nanny in charge of Duke Xin's mansion wanted to see her.

Xu Huizhen did not dare to neglect him. Duke Xin Tang He was a person worthy of being enshrined in the Imperial Ancestral Temple, so Xu Huizhen quickly invited him in.

The housekeeper at Duke Xin's residence was very polite: "The fifth young lady of Lord Xu's residence is giving birth, but she hasn't given birth for a day and a night. I would like to ask Lord Xu to go and take a look at her.

There was another urgent task, so Xu Huizhen hurriedly took the medicine box, took the maid Gancao and Zhou Ma Ma and got on the Tang family's carriage.

Ding stared blankly at Xu Huizhen's receding back, and didn't even have the time to say "I'll leave after dinner."

Mrs. Ding rubbed her eyes. Her daughter-in-law was busy as a top all day long. She had to take good care of the family and not let her daughter-in-law be distracted. This family relied entirely on Huizhen's hard work.

Xu Huizhen arrived at the gate of the Fifth Young Lady's courtyard and saw a group of women gathered in the yard. The old lady in the lead looked anxious. Seeing the doctor come back, she said:

"Master Xu, I'm leaving the child in your care. Please take a look at Shuxian as soon as possible."

Xu Huizhen washed her hands and carried the medicine box into the delivery room.

The woman in labor had no strength left. Her mouth opened with disheveled hair, but no words came out.

Xu Huizhen took the pulse of the woman in labor and found that the situation was not good. The woman was old and weak, and the amniotic fluid had dried up. The fetus was also in a very difficult situation in the womb. The child had to be delivered immediately, otherwise there would be two deaths.

Xu Huizhen hurriedly wrote a prescription for a drug to induce labor, and ordered ginseng soup to be brought. Rich families would prepare these for mothers giving birth. After the woman drank a bowl of ginseng soup, Xu Huizhen gave her more than twenty injections.

Xu Huizhen felt the mother's belly, using her spiritual power to sense the fetus within. The baby's umbilical cord was wrapped around the neck twice, and the baby was in a breech position. This little guy really deserved a spanking for torturing his mother.

Xu Huizhen used the power of her soul to guide the little guy to turn over twice, untied the umbilical cord that was wrapped around the neck for two weeks, and then adjusted the little guy to the occiput-front position.

Everything was ready, the labor-inducing medicine was also boiled, and Xu Huizhen helped the woman drink it. Then she was given nine more injections!

After about ten minutes, the mother felt stronger and pushed under the guidance of the midwife.

Midwife: "Madam, clench your fists and push hard!" She saw the baby's head. "Oh no, it's too big and stuck." Xu Huizhen used a row of silver needles to seal the mother's pain nerves. She took out a sterile scalpel from the medicine box and skillfully performed an episiotomy. Finally, the baby was delivered. The midwife hurried to clean up the baby. Xu Huizhen cut the baby's umbilical cord with sterile scissors and cleaned it with iodine.

Xu Huizhen tapped the baby's foot and the baby burst into tears. The midwife was busy cleaning the baby while Xu Huizhen was busy stitching up the mother's wound. After a while, the placenta was delivered intact, and Xu Huizhen finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Xu Huizhen removed the needles and told the Fifth Young Lady's wet nurse to keep the wound away from water and not to apply force. She then took out six tablets of penicillin powder and said, "Take the powder in this paper packet three times. Don't forget to take it once a day. I'll come back to remove the stitches in seven days."