Poison Doctor Demon Consort

When Cui Yingying left the palace gate, she was stopped by a maid named Xiaozhi next to Cui Xianxian. She lifted the curtain and asked, "What's the matter?"

The Xiaozhi maid pointed to her carriage driveway: "Let me go in and talk."

Cui Yingying looked angry! This slave became the princess because of her master, and she actually dared to get into her carriage. Her tone of voice sounded like she was the master.

Suppressing the anger in her heart, Cui Yingying asked Xiaozhi to come up. Xiaozhi said: "Let the driver set off! Let's talk slowly."

"What do you want to say? Say it!" Cui Yingying asked the coachman after she set off.

Although Cui Yingying and Cui Xianxian were sisters, her sister, who was a legitimate daughter, only became Lord Jiu's concubine, while Cui Xianxian, who was born by a concubine, suddenly became the crown princess.

They were not good sisters before, and they are even less likely to be allies now. Sure enough, a little maid wants to bully you? After the little girl got on the carriage, she took a packet of medicine from her arms and handed it to her.

"What is this?" Cui Yingying asked. She knew nothing good would happen, so even if Cui Xianxian became the princess, she didn't try to curry favor with her. Of course, heavy gifts must be given.

Xiaozhi maid said coldly: "This is a bag of poison! Our Crown Princess doesn't want to see the Ninth Princess's face on the day she becomes a concubine!"

"Ninth Princess?" Cui Yingying didn't want to see Linghu Shuiyue's face even more. She wanted to poison her to death! However, she doesn't have the courage to do something like poisoning.

Besides, there is now a secret rumor that Linghu Shuiyue is a poisonous doctor and a demon concubine. If he poisons her in front of her, wouldn't that be tantamount to self-destruction? What kind of wishful thinking did Cui Xianxian have? Do you want to destroy her or the Ninth Princess?

"What? Don't you dare? Don't worry! This is not poisonous medicine. The princess knows you very well and knows that you don't have the courage. So, this is just a pack of laxatives. You just need to try to put this pack of medicine in Linghu Shui Just let her eat it for breakfast the day after the month."

"Is it really just a laxative?" Cui Yingying asked. If it was just a laxative, she could still try it. At most, she could just find a scapegoat. She also has two loyal and reliable maids.

"Of course. You can let people tamper with the meal. This is not a difficult thing. In fact, this is also for your own good. If the Ninth Princess cannot show up at the ceremony that day, wouldn't you have the opportunity to get close to the Ninth Master? Yet?"

Cui Yingying took the packet of medicine and put it into her sleeve. That said, she can indeed accept it.

Xiaozhi's maid Shi Shiran got off her carriage and said to her before getting off: "Our Crown Princess is doing this for your own good! If it were replaced by poison, Linghu Shuiyue would really be dead. The position of the Ninth Princess It’s yours.”

Cui Yingying snorted coldly, thinking to herself that she would rather poison Linghu Shuiyue. But how could the Crown Princess help her? Don't you just want to kill someone with a borrowed knife? But, where did the ninth princess offend Cui Xianxian?

For safety reasons, Cui Yingying took the medicine for testing and found that what Xiaozhi gave her was really just a pack of laxatives. She really wanted to switch to poison, but she really didn't have the courage.

In order to give Linghu Shuiyue the medicine, Cui Yingying had to understand Linghu Shuiyue's eating habits. That night, she asked her maid Xiaoqiong to go to the dining room to inquire about Linghu Shuiyue's daily meals.

The full-time cook in charge of Linghu Shuiyue is Fan Chunxiang, also known as Chef Fan. That afternoon, when Xiaoqiong walked into the dining room, she said to Aunt Fan: "Our master wants to drink papaya stewed with snow clams."

When Aunt Fan saw that it was Concubine Cui's maid, she immediately said, "We just ran out of snow clams."