I wish my son was stupid and reckless

Li Yan held a bowl of soup and medicine, and sipped it carefully like tea.

The hall was filled with the bitter fragrance of the decoction, and I was willing to watch the emperor sipping the decoction with a slight frown, and felt bitter at the root of his tongue.

Liping squeezed his wrist, peeping at him taking bitter medicine for sweet soup, his brows were wrinkled, and said: "Drink the medicine quickly, isn't it bitter to drink like this?"

Li Yan gave him a cool look, Liping shrank his neck, and took his pulse seriously.

After pondering for a moment, he asked, "Have you not had a fever again in the past few days?"

Li Yan shook his head and said, "No, I'm feeling better."

Liping nodded, and took his pulse carefully: "The pulse is also very good."

As he spoke, he looked at Yue Le: "What about that night? Did you sleep soundly? This disease is supposed to get worse sooner or later."

Le Yue lowered his eyebrows and said pleasantly: "It didn't burn again at night, but it's still not stable."

Liping glanced at Li Yan, wanting to say "I can't be safe", but remembering the emperor's temper, he reluctantly shut his mouth.

Li Yan probably knew what he wanted to say, so he took a sip of the bitter black medicinal soup and said nothing.

Probably because he recovered from his illness and his temper improved a lot, so he didn't care about it, and he wasn't even punished for his salary.

Li Ping thought that the emperor's temper was no longer as scary as it was a few days ago, and it was probably really good, but the emperor's slowness to drink the medicine made his mouth full of bitterness, and he wished to eat a candied date from the nearby plate .

After Li Yan took the last sip of the decoction, the bitterness still lingered between his lips and teeth, entangled, like the gloom in his heart.

He glanced at the plate of candied fruit, but didn't stretch out his hand, masochistically reminiscing about the sad bitterness, waved his hand and said, "Since it's all over, you all go down, I want to take a rest."

The emperor's elegant brows showed a little tiredness, everyone had been in front of the emperor for a long time, so they naturally retreated knowingly.

First the bed curtains were lowered, and then the gauze curtains were lowered. Six little eunuchs and six little maids knelt behind the screen ten steps away from the dragon bed to wait for them at any time, while Yue Yue and Liping left the inner hall directly.

When he was about to leave the outer hall, Liping suddenly turned his head to look inside, and asked Le Yue: "Is it because your majesty hasn't summoned that little idiot since he fell ill?"

Yue Le is often taken aback by the unscrupulous words used by the head of the imperial hospital, and today is the same. He said slowly: "Your Majesty refuses to see people when he is ill, and His Highness the Sixth Highness is no exception."

Liping groaned, took another two steps, and suddenly said, "Since it's all over now, go and bring that little...Liu'er here."

Le Yue was stunned for a moment, and said with a smile: "I dare not, His Majesty has nothing to order... The slave is not your old man..."

Liping curled his lips and said, "I'm the youngest? I'm not a few years older than His Majesty. How dare you say that Your Majesty is the youngest?"

Le Yue hastened to salute: "It's the servant who said something wrong, please forgive me."

Liping then shook his sleeves and said: "Go, go and bring that little Liuer here. If His Majesty the Emperor is not happy, just say I said it."

Paused, clicked his tongue, and emphasized: "This is a doctor's order!"

Yue Le originally had a bitter expression on his face, but when he heard this, he came back to his senses, pondered for a while and asked, "Doctor's order?"

The two had already walked out of the palace while they were talking. Liping looked back at the secluded deep palace and nodded: "Have you heard that heart disease needs to be healed by heart medicine. Our Majesty, the disease on his body is actually easy to recuperate. It’s just that the heart disease is hard to heal.”