The sick king's bride to bring him good fortune

Even Su'er, with a sparkle in her eyes, felt a surge of emotion. Looking at her, Ruan Mozhu was deeply moved. Yes, the Prince had truly suffered a great deal on his journey, so she had to do everything she could to help him. Ruan Mozhu gave Su'er a reassuring smile before leaving. They were preparing to deal with the Crown Princess. Actually, dealing with the Crown Princess was easy for Ruan Mozhu, but the Crown Prince was the real challenge. Yet, the Prince was actually helping her hold him back; he was truly thinking of her. Now, everything she had done had implicated him. Ruan Mozhu resolved that this time, she had to do her best and not let him down. Meanwhile, at the Crown Princess's residence, the Crown Princess had been shot in one eye, so she could only be bandaged. She still said fiercely, "That despicable person actually shot and injured my eye! Imperial Physician, when will my eye be healed?" Her words seemed to contain a sense of coercion, which left her imperial physician at a loss for what to do! The imperial physician immediately knelt down, saying, "Your Highness, your eye will probably need a year and a half to heal. The injury is quite deep. I used the best medicine to save your eye." Hearing this, the Crown Princess was furious. She swept all the medicine jars off the table, shouting, "How did you treat me? It will take a year and a half to heal! What kind of medicine is this? I don't keep useless people in this palace! You quack! Guards, beat him to death!" Her words were truly laughable, considering this physician was the most skilled in the Imperial Medical Academy. She had called him a quack; if he were punished, then no one else could treat her. So her trusted confidante immediately stepped forward and said, "Your Highness, this imperial physician is already the most skilled. If we beat him to death, then..." Her confidante was naturally thinking of her best interests, fearing that she would never find anyone who could cure her eyes again. Unexpectedly, the Crown Princess simply laughed and said, "Could it be that he is the only one in the entire realm with the most skilled medical expertise? I refuse to believe it. Guards, beat him to death!" Now that the Crown Princess was bandaged, she looked like a one-eyed dragon. If Ruan Mozhu were here, she would surely laugh herself silly, after all, she looked truly pathetic! Was this still the dignified Crown Princess? She remembered how ruthless she had been back then, trying to deal with her, but now she was reaping the consequences. "Your Highness, spare me! This humble servant is truly not a quack! This humble servant has exhausted all methods; it would be already a great favor if I could cure him!" Unexpectedly, he shouted this out, which only enraged the Crown Princess further. She quickly retorted, "What do you mean, 'it would be a great favor if I could cure him'? You quack! Guards, he's spreading heresy! Throw him out!" The Crown Princess naturally felt that his words were a direct challenge to her dignity, and she could no longer bear it, roaring in anger. The imperial physician struggled desperately, pleading, "Your Highness, spare me!" His voice faded into the distance, while the princess's anger subsided. She finally managed to say, "This quack doctor! It took him so long to heal my eyes! I can't let it take this long! I need to recover quickly so I can kill that scoundrel!" Her eyes were filled with ruthlessness, but she hadn't realized that her gaze had also injured her other eye. She clutched it, crying, "Ouch, it hurts so much!" In truth, she had only herself to blame, but what could she do? She was, after all, the princess, and no one could defy her. Then, many people rushed forward, and the princess was surrounded by admirers, treated like a star among the moon. In truth, her status was already high enough; it was just that she herself felt unsatisfied. If Ruan Mozhu had such a high status, and was even destined to be the ruler of a country, she would probably be satisfied and have nothing to say. How could she be like her, committing evil deeds everywhere! "Your Highness, someone is looking for you outside." A servant entered, but unfortunately, he happened to arrive just as the Crown Princess was in a bad mood. So he immediately roared, "Who dared to disturb me while I was applying medicine? Guards, take him away and give him twenty strokes of the cane!" She was in a mood where she disliked everyone. The people around her unconsciously lowered their heads even further, because they all felt that this Crown Princess was like a devil. However, the Crown Princess quickly realized someone was looking for her, so she slammed her hand on the table and said, "Who dares to be so bold as to seek me out?" She was furious because Ruan Mozhu had ruined one of her eyes. "Guards, come with me and see who is looking for me!" She knew that with one eye missing, everything was inconvenient, so she needed someone to serve her. "Yes." A large group of people quickly followed the Crown Princess out. Ruan Mozhu stood outside, never expecting the Crown Princess to bring so many people. Could it be that she had already guessed it was her who came to see her? Well, that's good, she brought so many helpers. She could fight her to the end. After all, she wasn't without power. Today, she was going to deal with the Crown Princess. She had a deep-seated hatred for her, so she couldn't let her go no matter what. Of course, first and foremost, she wouldn't let Ruan Mozhu go. Although there's a saying that it's better to resolve conflicts than to let them fester, she knew she harbored deep hatred for her. First, her mother was harmed by her; second, her position was stolen by her. If it weren't for her, how could she have ended up in a brothel? So, it was all because of her. It was because of her that she had fallen to this state; otherwise, she should have been the crown princess, and later, the ruler of the country. All of this should have been hers, but because of her, she had taken away what should have been hers. Now, thinking about it, it almost seemed ridiculous. She had clearly stolen what was hers, yet she acted so self-righteously, as if she owed her something.