I wish my son was stupid and reckless

Li Yan thought that Li Lan must have slept well last night.

Li Lan is a considerate child, knowing that he sleeps lightly and has nightmares, and when he sleeps with him, he usually doesn't dare to move all night.

Now that I sleep alone, I guess I sleep very well.

Li Yan felt a little angry again. Without Li Lan by his side, he couldn't sleep all night, but that bastard slept well and was at ease.

When the emperor came down from court, he was promoted to the palace to govern as usual.

Li Yan said to Le Yue in a cold voice, "Go and call Lan'er over."

Le Yue hesitated for a moment, and said, "Your Majesty, it may not be possible to bring His Highness the Sixth Highness back to Qianyuan Palace tonight."

Li Yan stopped in his tracks, turned his head and looked at him coldly.

Le Yue became more cautious, and whispered, "The Sixth Highness is ill."

In the emperor's eyes, the pitch-black ice field that had been frozen all year round suddenly trembled, and was easily burned through by anger: "You bastard! How did Le Ran serve you? Lan'er never got sick in the past few years, but it was only one night. Why did you get sick if you weren't in front of me all night?"

Le Yue shrank his neck and said, "His Sixth Highness cried all night..."

Li Yan's aggression suddenly became unsustainable.

Although Happy didn't say it clearly, he knew very well why his Lan'er was crying - it must be because no one picked him up at night, thinking that the father didn't want him.

Li Yan regretted and felt distressed for a moment. He held the child who had been in pain for so long in his hands, but he was not in front of him all night, so why did he get sick?

All the resentment and anger were left behind, and the emperor asked eagerly like an ordinary father: "What is the disease? Is it serious?"

Le Yue was well prepared, and immediately replied: "Chonghua Palace came to report in the morning that His Highness the Sixth Highness had caught a cold, and cried all night, hurting his body and having a fever."

Li Yan was silent for a moment, and said: "I pass on my oral order to order Li Lan, King of Chu, to go to the side hall of Qianyuan Palace to recuperate from his illness."

As he spoke, he wanted to leave, but after only three steps, he stopped again, and said: "Let Liping, the head of the Imperial Hospital, go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment."

Happy to be taken aback for a moment.

Liping has always only treated the emperor alone, even if the empress was sick, he would not treat the doctor as an exception.

Seeing his hesitation, Li Yan walked away in a huff, and said coldly, "What are you doing in a daze, why don't you go!"

I was happy to accept the will in a hurry.

Li Yan finished his business, summoned several ministers, and went back to Qianyuan Palace.

He went straight to the side hall, but was stopped by Liping in front of the hall gate.

The head of the Tai Hospital said concisely: "The fever is gone, there is nothing serious, and he has been coaxed to sleep. Your Majesty should not make trouble."

Li Yan gave him a cool look, and said coldly, "I'm going to see my son, what can I call adding trouble?"

Liping bowed to him exaggeratedly, and his tone was impatient: "Your Majesty, have you forgotten that your fever just came back yesterday, and the sixth brother is sick this time, just like the one who had been in the hospital before. It doesn't matter if you stay by the sick bed. Your dragon body is not as healthy as the sixth brother's, and it took a long time to recover, so don't get sick again."

Li Yan pursed his lips, but stopped talking.

Liping glanced at him, and continued to speak confidently what ordinary people dare not think: "Now that I know that my heart hurts, what should I do? You have to get angry with me and drive him out. Brother Six's eyes are swollen from crying. I asked someone to apply it to him."

Li Yan's expression moved slightly, and he asked softly, "Lan'er... did you really cry all night?"

Liping let out a hey and didn't want to talk to him anymore.