The pampered heiress holds the script and leads her cannon fodder family to a counterattack.

Sigh, it's all because his little sister is too beautiful.

Would the king of Ke Kingdom really keep his sister as a concubine?

How can that be done!

He couldn't let his sister marry so far away; he would only feel at ease if they stayed in the capital to watch over him.

Qin Yunzhu replied, "My younger sister's name was personally chosen by our father, the Marquis of Dingbei of Yao, and it shares the character 'wan' with my older sister's name."

Qin Yunzhu hurriedly brought up the Marquis of Dingbei.

Wan Ying was the daughter of the Marquis of Dingbei, so it wouldn't be so easy for her to stay in the Kingdom of Ke.

Even if the King of Ke wanted to marry Wan Ying, he still had to send a betrothal letter to Emperor Yao.

However, Wan Ying is exceptionally capable; how could His Majesty possibly allow her to marry into the Kingdom of Ke?

Therefore, she will not be able to get married.

The King of Ke was slightly surprised: "I didn't expect them to be children of the Marquis of Dingbei from Yao. I've heard that the Marquis of Dingbei is loyal, brave and skilled in battle, but I didn't expect his children to be so outstanding as well."

A slight disappointment lingered in my heart.

Since she is the daughter of the Marquis of Dingbei, she cannot be married off casually.

Qin Yunzhu continued, "We actually came here to accompany our third brother on business. We saw the imperial edict on the street, and since I have some medical knowledge, I took it down."

"My sister is inside. Please, gentlemen, examine her."

The palace maid moved the screen aside, revealing a woman sitting on the couch. Her skin was a reddish-gold color, and she was beautiful with a high nose bridge. Unlike the women of the Great Yao Dynasty, this foreign princess truly possessed a unique charm.

In the Great Yao Dynasty, the imperial physicians would have to hold a gauze curtain between them when taking a woman's pulse. However, the Ke Kingdom did not have so many rules, and it was not a big deal for a woman to be seen on the bed.

"My sister has been experiencing these symptoms for over ten days. She is listless and unable to eat during the day, and suffers from abdominal pain at night," the King of Ke said, his eyes filled with worry and heartache.

Looking at the princess's complexion and combining it with His Majesty's description of the princess's symptoms, Qin Yunzhu became even more certain of her judgment.

The fourth princess was indeed poisoned.

Others might not be able to tell, but Qin Yunzhu was quite knowledgeable about toxicology and had studied this kind of poison before.

The antidote formula is already in his mind; he can write it down in a moment.

Now that it's confirmed to be poison, we need to find out who put it in!

And this Jin Yi, we must expose his conspiracy!

The king of Ke looked at the two doctors. Jin Yi looked quite old and probably had more experience.

However, Qin Yunzhu, the young master of the Marquis's mansion, was rather young.

He knew that the longer one practiced medicine, the more experienced one became, and the higher one's medical skills would be.

That young master from the Marquis's mansion is so young, his medical skills must be rather immature.

Perhaps because he was the son of a marquis, he received a lot of praise from others and lost his accurate judgment of himself, which is why he rashly accepted the imperial edict.

The King of Ke had seen many such things. He grew up in the palace, surrounded by royalty and nobles who had been pampered since childhood. Therefore, he knew the principle of "praise to death."

This Qin Yunzhu is probably in the same situation.

He had previously declared that if the illness could not be cured, the man would be imprisoned. However, this man is the son of the Marquis of Dingbei of Dayao. If he were to be detained rashly, it might affect the diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Therefore, it was decided that Jin Yi would receive treatment first.

Jin Yi looked confident. If he could directly pinpoint the problem and cure the person, wouldn't he no longer need Qin Yunzhu?

So he said to Jin Yi, "The elders go first, please let this doctor go first."

Jin Yi thought that this kind of poison was extremely rare, and Qin Yunzhu was so young that she couldn't possibly have seen it before.

Even if he could figure out the toxicology of the Fourth Princess's body, it would take at least several days, by which time the Fourth Princess would have already been cured by him.

At that time, he will not only receive a title from the King of Ke, but also a reward from the King of War, and he will have endless wealth and glory!

I never imagined that my life's value would be realized in the Kingdom of Ke!

Jin Yi glanced smugly at Qin Yunzhu, walked to the princess's bedside, half-squatted down, picked up a white handkerchief, covered the princess's wrist, and began to take her pulse.

He paused for a moment with great seriousness before standing up.

The king was anxious. If this man couldn't diagnose the illness, his sister might not survive.

“Your Majesty, the princess has contracted a fire-melting disease,” Jin Yi said. “This disease is very rare, and if it is not treated in time, the consequences will be unimaginable.”

The king leaned forward: "Then, sir, can you cure me?"

Jin Yi replied, "Your Majesty, please rest assured. Although this disease is rare, I have seen it when I was young and I know how to treat it. I will now prescribe a prescription, and Your Highness will be cured after taking it for three days."

The king frowned. Was Jin Yi really that powerful? Could he cure an illness in just three days with a prescription?

If someone greedy for merit tries to gamble their future on this matter and prescribes some random medicine for the princess, not only will it fail to cure her, but it will also leave her with aftereffects, which would be disastrous.

He then said sternly, "Are you sure you can be cured in just three days? If you can't be cured, I will hold you accountable!"

When the king spoke, he carried a regal air that made people afraid to look him in the eye.

Jin Yi wasn't too nervous. He knew that what he was going to present was the prescription for the antidote, which would definitely cure the princess's illness.

"Your Majesty, rest assured, I will surely be cured. If I cannot be cured, I am willing to bear the blame."

The king was relieved and sent someone to bring paper and pen to write a prescription for Jin Yi.

Seeing Jin Yi's calm and composed demeanor, the king felt relieved.

This Jin Yi seems to have some real skills. If he can truly cure his sister, he will definitely reward him with gold and a noble title as promised!

Qin Yunzhu stood silently to the side, like a quiet tree.

He watched quietly as Jin Yi finished writing the prescription and presented it to the king.

Seeing that Qin Yunzhu remained silent, Jin Yi assumed that he had never seen this kind of poison before and did not know how to treat it, and he couldn't help but feel a little contemptuous of him.

The moment the king received the prescription, Qin Yunzhu spoke.

"Your Majesty, this Jin Yi is a murderer. The princess's illness is related to him. I urge Your Majesty to arrest him!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Jin Yi's face turned pale, and he was extremely shocked.

How could this be! How could he have known that this matter involved me!

Could it be that he had actually seen this kind of poison before?

That's impossible. This kind of poison isn't even in Dayao territory. How did Qin Yunzhu know about it?

The king was shocked upon hearing this.

She thought she had finally found a doctor who could cure her sister's illness, but was told that her sister's illness was caused by this doctor.

If Qin Yunzhu's words are true, then Jin Yi truly deserves to die!

Jin Yi panicked and quickly retorted, "Nonsense! You're just jealous that I cured the princess's illness and will receive a reward from His Majesty, so you're saying this on purpose!"

Jin Yi turned to the king and said, "Your Majesty, don't listen to this villain's nonsense. He just can't stand to see others doing well!"