Rebirth of the Demon Queen

Chapter 108 Dangerous

Gong Yuanzhang just looked at Lin Zisu and forgot to reply. When the emperor asked, he suddenly realized and said, "The prescription this girl prescribed is good. It is right for the emperor's illness. You can decoct it with confidence."

After saying a lot, the emperor gradually felt drowsy and seemed to be exhausted, so he sent Lin Zisu out. Lin Zisu returned to the Zhaoren Palace next door, and Sun Duzhong was a little anxious. Before the palace maid who had seen him leave, he pulled Lin Zisu to a corner of the hall and asked in a low voice: "Girl, the emperor hasn't made things difficult for you, right?"

Lin Zisu briefly talked about the process of taking the pulse, and then expressed his opinion. Sun Duzhong's face became more and more strange. It was not until Lin Zisu talked about Luo Ying's illness that he finally couldn't help but speak: "The emperor and the poison in Luo Ying you mentioned should be the same."

Listening to the master's opinion consistent with what he thought, Lin Zisu nodded confidently, and only heard Sun Du Zhong say again: "This poison is very complicated, and one of the medicines inside is Qingxin Grass."

Lin Zisu first saw the name "Qingxincao" in her grandfather's notes, which used Qingxincao as an important medicine in the spice.

This Qingxin Grass was obtained by my grandfather when he was trying medicine. There was no name Qingxin Grass for others. Therefore, in order to find Qingxin Grass, I searched several streets in the capital, but I had no clue. Later, I had the guidance of Sun Du Zhong and made it out.

In Lin Zisu's memory, only his master and himself had seen his grandfather's prescription.

But neither of them had been to the palace, but the emperor was poisoned by the Qingxin Grass for no reason. This means that there are other people in this world who also know the existence of the Qingxin Grass, and they can poison the palace without knowing it. This person's identity is really extraordinary.

"Although Qingxincao is toxic, you also know that the medicine has a special fragrance and it is too obvious in your diet."

Sun Duzhong held a tug of beard under his chin and said in confusion: "Besides, the toxicity of Qingxin Grass is not weak. If you are infected with this poison, you can't live for such a long time."

A few days ago, Lin Zisu and Xie Xi talked about their speculations. Since they have confirmed that the speculations are correct, they have compared the speculations with their masters with Xie Xi. Finally, Lin Zisu said: "The emperor is poisoned, and how to make a decision, your highness has to make his own decisions."

Sun Duzhong was worried, and although Lin Zisu and Xie Xi were talking in their ears, they seemed to be in the sky. He stayed for a moment, gritted his teeth and said, "Okay! I will give this life here this time!"

Xie Yao was reporting on political affairs to the emperor, and heard from the eunuch that Miss Lin had arrived. He turned to the door and saw Lin Zisu's figure.

Xie Yao hurriedly took a pillow from the side and sent it to the emperor. The emperor shook his hand, pulled off the brocade quilt covered with it, Zhang Gu served him and put on his shoes, got out of bed and stood up.

"Senior, you must do this time."

Sun Duzhong immediately became silent, and looked at Lin Zisu with old eyes, his eyes full of love and guilt.

It was really a while since the emperor was lingering in his sick bed. His complexion has improved a little these days, and three adult princes still took turns to serve in front of the bed.

Xie Xi looked at Lin Zisu and said, "There are dangers in the two of you entering the palace this time. Of course, seniors know that the father is poisoned, then we should make a good idea. Seniors, I might as well make clear in front of you two. If you can cure your father, you may be able to escape unscathed. If there is something unexpected happening to your father, then all the guilt will be on your head."

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