Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

No one in Zhongcui Palace dared not let the imperial concubine come.

Mu Jin and his party went in smoothly.

Only then did Mu Jin remember that Yan Changzai was here, and hurriedly asked someone to invite Concubine Yu and Yan Changzai to come over.

The queen is ill, and the concubines should come to visit.

In the Queen's bedroom, the atmosphere was quite gloomy.

The queen lay on the bed, motionless.

Both Nanny Wu and Nanny Ji had red eyes, and the maids and eunuchs who were serving them stood with their hands down, their faces full of nervousness, and they dared not show their breath.

When everyone saw Mu Jin coming in, they hurriedly wanted to salute.

Mu Jin raised her hand to stop, glanced at the three imperial physicians, and said softly: "The three imperial physicians don't need to be polite, just give the queen a diagnosis and treatment, no matter what, the queen must be cured."

"Yes, imperial concubine." The three of them bent down and cupped their hands, continued to diagnose and discussed in low voices.

The queen was in a coma, and she didn't even have a decision on what to do, let alone Madam Wu and the others, they didn't dare to speak indiscriminately, even if they really said something, the imperial doctors didn't dare to listen to them.

Even if a slave is favored and trusted by his master again, how can he be the master of his master?

When the imperial concubine came, they secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Grabbing medicine and boiling medicine can only be accomplished with the nod of the imperial concubine.

Soon, Concubine Yu and Yan Changzai also came in a hurry, and the two looked even more panicked.

Mu Jin couldn't help comforting her with words such as "It's okay for the queen," "It will get better", and the two of them gradually settled down.

Mu Jin then called Nanny Wu and Nanny Ji to step forward and asked, "What's going on? The queen should be in good health for a while, why is she so seriously ill all of a sudden?"

The eyes of Wu Momo turned red, and she choked up and said, "Isn't it true what the imperial concubine said? The queen's master has improved a lot these days, and the servants are all happy for the queen. Who would have thought that suddenly... It’s like this! There’s no movement this morning, and the old slave is still asleep as the empress, thinking that the empress has worked so hard for the Mid-Autumn Festival these days, and thinking that it’s good for the empress to sleep for a while, so I didn’t bother , who knows, who knows"

Unexpectedly, the queen still didn't move after a long while, so it felt wrong. At first glance, the queen is not awake, but in a coma

For the second half, Mu Jin believed it, but the first half—the first half, Wu Momo didn't say anything at all.

It seemed that she didn't intend to tell Queen Mu Jin if she was in good health for a while.

Since Nanny Wu refused to speak, Mu Jin didn't bother to ask again.

It is only natural for the people the queen relies on to be wary of themselves. She didn't bother to blame it either.

Anyway, there are imperial physicians, Concubine Yu, Yan Chang, and so many court ladies and eunuchs, since Madam Wu said so, then so be it.

She can't afford it.

Mu Jin followed Mammy Wu's words and sighed, nodded and said lightly: "So that's the case, you are too careless, and you have to be careful in serving the queen in the future! If there is something wrong with the queen, you can't take it seriously. rise."

Nanny Wu and Nanny Ji bowed their heads and only said yes.

Mu Jin said again: "The empress is auspicious, with the protection of her ancestors, she will be safe and sound, so don't worry too much."

Regardless of whether Mu Jin's words were sincere or false, she said that at this moment, and it was always very pleasant to the ears of Wu Momo and Ji Momo, and even when they said yes, they felt a little more relaxed.

Mu Jin sincerely hoped that the queen would get better, at least nothing would happen right now, otherwise, even if she didn't do anything, there might be something good to hear from outside.