Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

When the emperor arrived at Yaoguang Palace in the evening, Consort Shu spoke to him directly about the matter.

It was rumored that Consort Shu might be pregnant, but the imperial physician was ambiguous and directly ordered Eunuch Wu to summon the chief imperial physician.

After examining her pulse, the imperial physician's face lit up with joy: "Congratulations, Your Majesty! Congratulations, Consort Shu! Her Highness is indeed pregnant."

Consort Shu breathed a sigh of relief, and joy finally filled her heart: "The Imperial Physician is indeed the Imperial Physician. His medical skills are far superior to those of the other imperial physicians."

Before arriving, the imperial physician had already heard about Consort Shu's dissatisfaction with the imperial physicians who came to see her today.

In fact, before arriving, the imperial physician thought that the concubine's pregnancy might be still in its early stages and her pulse might not be clear enough, which was why the physician did not dare to make a diagnosis immediately.

But after taking the pulse himself, the imperial physician was unable to utter a single word in defense of him.

Such a typical pulse pattern would be mistaken even by an apprentice in the Imperial Medical Academy, let alone an imperial physician.

The Imperial Physician kept his head down, but Yin Yin saw all the changes in his expression.

After Consort Shu and the Emperor had both given the Imperial Physician a reward, Eunuch Wu called the man aside for questioning.

Yinyin thought for a moment, and while they were all happy, she followed them.

Eunuch Wu asked, "Tell me the truth, is it that Consort Shu's pulse is difficult to confirm, or is that Imperial Physician's skill in medicine inadequate?"

The Imperial Physician bowed and said, "Although Consort Shu's pregnancy is not very far along, her pulse is still quite strong."

Eunuch Wu nodded: "Since he is from your Imperial Hospital, you should investigate him when you get back."

"I wonder how many concubines in their early stages of pregnancy this quack doctor has examined and prescribed medicine for."

This seemingly casual remark immediately caused a fine layer of sweat to appear on the imperial physician's forehead.

If what Eunuch Wu said is true, and this quack doctor has secretly harmed many princes and princesses who may not have been discovered by others, then he, as the Imperial Physician, cannot escape the crime of negligence.

Eunuch Wu snorted coldly, his gaze toward the Imperial Physician not being friendly either.

Just before the Imperial Physician was about to take his leave, Yin Yin called out, "Imperial Physician, wait!"

Upon seeing Yinyin approach, Eunuch Wu's haughty expression immediately changed.

He smiled and bowed to Yin Yin: "Miss Yin Yin, what brings you out?"

“Eunuch Wu, I have something I want to say to the Imperial Physician,” Yin Yin said. “I heard that you are in charge of taking His Majesty’s pulse, is that right?”

The imperial physician immediately complied.

“Then you definitely won’t be the one to take Aunt’s pulse for a while,” Yin Yin said knowingly, then asked, “When you go back, can you arrange for a different imperial physician to take Aunt’s pulse for a while each time?”

The Imperial Physician and Eunuch Wu were both stunned for a moment, then quickly realized what Yin Yin was thinking.

The imperial physician instinctively looked at Eunuch Wu.

Eunuch Wu bent down and picked up Yin Yin, saying, "Our Miss Yin Yin is worried about Consort Shu."

Yinyin readily agreed, "Yes, if one imperial physician is incompetent, it can't be that several are incompetent too. With so many cases treated, there must be some as skilled as the Imperial Physician!"

Yinyin's innocent answer dispelled the doubts in Eunuch Wu's eyes: "Then let the Imperial Physician arrange it this way for now, but we must first report this to His Majesty."

When Eunuch Wu carried Yin Yin in, he told her about the idea she had just come up with outside, and the Emperor and Consort Shu both laughed.

But after the laughter subsided, Consort Shu was actually tempted and said to the Emperor, "Your Majesty, why don't we do as Yin Yin suggested?"

The emperor glanced at her: "Doesn't Consort Shu usually have her own physician?"

It wasn't just Consort Shu; how many of the high-ranking ladies in the harem didn't have their own preferred imperial physician?

Just like this time, if the imperial physician that Consort Shu usually used hadn't been assigned to another task, there wouldn't have been a problem patient to be called in at the last minute.

Upon hearing this, Consort Shu immediately smiled and said, "Your Majesty is mistaken. I prefer to use Physician Sun because of his superb medical skills."

"How would I know if Physician Sun is still so skilled in gynecology and pediatrics? Perhaps it would be better to do as Yin Yin suggested and have several other physicians examine the patients. It would be easy to tell who is good and who is not so good at it."

Consort Shu gently stroked her lower abdomen: "If I find out which imperial physician is good beforehand, I can ask Your Majesty to let him take charge of my pregnancy when I am more pregnant, right?"

The Emperor could see right through Consort Shu's ulterior motives.

However, since Consort Shu was also thinking about his offspring, the Emperor let her have her way: "Then let's do it according to Yin Yin's method."

As he spoke, he called Yinyin to his side: "Our Yinyin came up with such a good idea, what reward do you want?"

"Can Yin Yin's idea really help?" Yin Yin feigned a mixture of doubt and surprise, glancing at Consort Shu. "Yin Yin doesn't want any reward. I just hope my younger cousins ​​can be born safely and grow up well!"

The child's innocent voice uttered words that were most pleasing to the ears of the emperor and Consort Shu.

The emperor patted her head: "You'd better think this through, because once you miss this opportunity, it may be gone forever."

“Yinyin has thought it through,” Yinyin said, then asked, “Isn’t Yinyin in the palace? Where did this village and shop come from?”

Consort Shu chuckled and put her arm around Yin Yin, saying, "Good Yin Yin, there are naturally no villages or shops in the palace. It's a proverb that means if you miss this opportunity, you'll never have another one."

Yin Yin feigned sudden realization: "So that's how it is."

Consort Shu stroked Yin Yin's back, but in her heart she was thinking that when Yin Yin left the palace, she should ask her to take something with her.

In fact, Consort Shu had already prepared the gifts for Yin Yin, but now she felt that it wasn't enough.

Yinyin is well-behaved, obedient, and considerate; what's wrong with giving her a few more things?

The nanny also supported Consort Shu's idea.

As long as Yin Yin treats Consort Shu well, the nanny will naturally value Yin Yin more and treat her better.

So when Yin Yin left the palace as planned, the rewards from Consort Shu, the Emperor, and the other ladies-in-waiting filled half a carriage.

Upon returning to the Qi family and seeing so many things, it was clear without asking further that Yin Yin must have been very popular in the palace.

After everyone returned to the manor, Yin Yin decided to continue her classes.

When Yinyin appeared in the classroom early the next morning, Young Master Qi, who had been dozing off, was wide awake.

"Yinyin, didn't you just get back yesterday? Why don't you rest for a couple more days?"

"Do you need to rest?" Yin Yin asked, puzzled. "I'm not tired."

Young Master Qi yawned: "You've just gotten back, aren't you going to play for a couple of days first? Haven't you been playing with your nine-linked rings and other toys for days?"

“But I have a lot of similar toys in the palace, and I’m getting tired of them,” Yin Yin said, putting away her writing brush, ink, paper, and inkstone according to her own habits. “It’s still more exciting and fun to study and practice martial arts with you, Uncle.”

Young Master Qi was unsure whether he should be happy or lament his carefree and joyful life after leaving home.

He leaned back in his chair and said weakly, "Uncle is so happy."