Chang’an Peasant Girl

Seeing that in addition to Su Chengyu, there are three other people, two men and one woman, all of them are of good looks and extraordinary bearing, Su Chengjin asked, "Who are these three?"

Before Jing Jing could speak, Gong Juechen saluted, "Seeing the fifth prince, Caomin is the doctor mentioned by His Royal Highness, Caomin's surname is Gong."

Su Chengjin didn't say anything to Gong Juechen, but looked at An Jing and Xiao Changyi.

Su Chengyu introduced with a smile: "Brother Huang, this is Brother Changyi and Sister-in-law Jing Jing. They heard that you are not well, so they came to see you with me."

Su Chengjin was startled and wanted to sit up, but he couldn't. In the end, he had no choice but to give up. He continued to lie there and said weakly and apologetically, "I hope your brother and sister-in-law forgive me, Chengjin's body really can't be given to you. See you."

Xiao Changyi's face was expressionless, and he didn't say a word.

Quietly looked at the ill Prince Qingjun lying on the bed, and said with a smile, "You're not in good health, so just lie down."

"Thank you for your understanding." Although Su Chengjin was very weak, he was still very polite and educated.

After thanking him, Su Chengjin coughed violently again, and even coughed up a mouthful of blood.

When Su Chengyu saw it, he was anxious, and quickly asked Gong Juechen to show Su Chengjin.

Gong Juechen stepped forward, took Su Chengjin's pulse carefully, checked several parts of Su Chengjin's body, and asked Su Chengjin a lot of questions, before he said: "This is not a poison that cannot be cleared, as for why the poison in the fifth prince's body has always been There may be two reasons for not being cleaned up, one is that the doctor who treats the fifth prince is not skilled in medicine, and the other is that people keep poisoning the fifth prince when the poison in the fifth prince's body is quickly cleared."

Because of the second possibility that Gong Juechen mentioned, everyone present was slightly taken aback, and they did not expect this possibility at all.

Just at this time, a maid came in with medicine for the fifth prince to drink.

As soon as Gong Juechen smelled the medicine, he reached out to the maid, "Give me the medicine."

The maid hesitated, not knowing whether to give it or not.

Su Chengjin immediately said, "Give it to him."

That maid then gave the medicine to Gong Juechen.

Gong Juechen first smelled it, and then tried it with the silver needle. The silver needle immediately turned black. Except for Xiao Changyi, who was calm and calm, the expressions of everyone present changed.

This is obviously the second possibility. Someone kept poisoning Su Chengjin, which caused the toxins in Su Chengjin's body to be unable to be cleaned!

When the girl saw that the silver needle turned black, she was frightened and kowtowed to Su Chengjin again and again, saying that she didn't know what was going on, and she was only responsible for carrying the medicine.

Su Chengjin's face was quite ugly. Someone has been poisoning him!

Su Chengyu asked angrily, "Who prescribed this medicine, who caught it, and who boiled it?"

The steward of the Fifth Prince's Mansion stood on the side, and as soon as he heard Su Chengyu's question, he quickly replied: "If you go back to His Royal Highness, this medicine was prescribed by Fang Yu's doctor, caught by the imperial hospital, and the fifth prince's personal servant. Qin Yin has been boiled by Qi Yin, another personal servant of the fifth prince, who has been sent to give it to the fifth prince. She is Qi Yin."

Saying that, the steward pointed to the maid who was kneeling on the ground and kept kowtowing to make Su Chengjin spare her life.

Su Chengyu immediately ordered: "First arrest the chess sound and the piano sound, and the Royal Hospital and Fang Yuyi will ask the royal father to investigate the matter thoroughly! The murder of the prince must not be tolerated, and must be severely punished!"

"Yes, His Royal Highness!" The steward hurriedly asked people to catch the piano and chess sounds first.