Princess Consort Is No Pushover

"That's right, Liuyun, it was Princess Li who saved you. She cut open your stomach and took out the tumor in your stomach, and you will be fine. Look, your stomach is flattened, you are saved. Are you happy?" Concubine Jing looked at Yun Ruoyue gratefully with tears in her eyes.

"My son knows that although my son is unconscious, I can still hear you. Thank you, Princess Li, and King Li..." King Xian shifted his gaze from Yun Ruoyue to Chu Xuanchen.

"You don't need to be too polite, the king didn't do anything, it was the concubine who saved you." Chu Xuanchen said in a deep voice.

He and Chu Yao's sons have always been estranged. They never make friends or talk to each other. They also dislike and hate each other in their hearts, but this virtuous king is different.

He has always been gentle with others, and in the past few years because of illness, he has lost his grace, but he has the same fate as him, so there is no hostility in the two of them, and he does not regard him as an enemy, so he allows Yun Ruoyue saves him.

"Liuyun, your big belly is gone, mother and concubine are so happy, are you happy? Now, no one will dare to call you a monster anymore. You will have a better life in the future. You can marry a wife and have children, and you will have children." How nice it is to have children and play around and be a healthy person." Concubine Jing wiped the corners of her eyes with a handkerchief.

Hearing the words "marry a wife and have children", King Xian glanced at Yun Ruoyue unnaturally.

A look of regret flashed between his brows, and he looked at his flat stomach again, his eyes were filled with joy, tears flowed from the corners of his eyes.

"Princess Li, thank you. If it wasn't for this king's physical inconvenience, please be sure to be worshiped by this king. You are this king's great benefactor. It is thanks to you that this king can get this life back." Xian Wang said sincerely .

His illness dragged on for five or six years, and it got worse every year. Every time he went out, he had to endure insults and ridicule from others. Even his mother and concubine were looked down upon by other concubines because of his illness in the palace.

Now his big belly is gone, he feels like he was born again, he is going to start his new life, he is like a reborn.

All this is because of Princess Li's help.

Yun Ruoyue quickly waved her hands, "My lord, you don't need to be polite, I just happen to be able to cure your disease, and it's just a matter of little effort. If it's other intractable diseases, maybe I can't do anything about it. This is God's favor for you, which means that your life is undeserved. Absolutely, you will have a better life."

She doesn't like others to say that she is a miracle doctor, if she is praised too highly, the more she falls, the more painful she will be.

She asked herself that her medical skills were good, but not to the point where she could cure any disease.

What if one day a strong authority forces her to treat a disease she cannot cure, and she cannot cure it, what should I do?

No one is perfect, and she herself is not omnipotent, she can only treat some diseases she understands, so she doesn't want to be like other doctors, hoping that others will praise herself too much, so as to increase her reputation and income.

There are many people who are popular, and sometimes it is dangerous to be praised too much.

Concubine Jing smiled with tears in her eyes: "That's right, Princess Li is right. If you survive a catastrophe, there will be future blessings. Princess Li, thanks to you this time, I'm sorry, I have been doubting you just now, I didn't believe you, and I almost lost my life." You made a big mistake and harmed Liuyun. If you and Li Wang were not determined and resolute, maybe Liuyun would not be able to wake up. I am really grateful to you couple, please accept my worship!"

Facing her savior, Concubine Jing didn't call herself "Ben Gong" and stopped carrying it.

After finishing speaking, she got up softly, full of gratitude, and bowed deeply to the two.