The Rise of the European Emperor

The doctor who treated Edward was very European, and the treatment was rude. Of course, fortunately, he did not bleed Edward, but prescribed a magic medicine that was very popular in Europe at the time - a crow...

Don't tell me, this medicine is really the right medicine! why? Crow is an analgesic originally, as long as it is not overdose, it does have analgesic effect. In addition, Yayi also has the function of antidiarrheal. In a previous life, there was a farmer in Marin's hometown who planted one or two poppies (too many crops would be a crime). Picking the leaves and boiling water could stop the livestock's diarrhea.

So, after taking Caviar, Edward's condition seems to have improved - no more diarrhea, and less pain...

But in fact, Crow Yiyi only stopped the diarrhea, but it had no effect on Eggy's injury. It just paralyzed the nerves, and Edward, who had relieved the pain, thought it was good. In fact, his vas deferens had been kicked out by Emmett. After all, Emmett kicked with iron shoes, and the effect was great...

The most amazing thing is that Emmett "invented" this kind of kick. He didn't hurt Eggy, but only broke the vas deferens that transported his offspring outward. Its effect is similar to the "ligation" of later generations. But there is also a difference, ligation just ties the vas deferens and restricts fertility. But if you want to have children, you can have an operation to untie the knot, and you can restore fertility. And Emmet's kicking method directly damaged the vas deferens, and it was difficult to restore fertility. Under the medical conditions of the 21st century, it may be possible to recover. But in this day and age, there is no answer.

And, like the ligature, he didn't prevent Edward from being bloodshot and hard. Therefore, after a few days, Edward, who was no longer in pain, did not take it seriously, thinking that the injury was healed. But in fact, he lost his fertility...

During a bath, a servant from France entered the bathroom deliberately to wipe Edward's back. At the same time, I observed a little bit above Edward's balls, and found that there is indeed the scar that Emmett said - it seems that there is indeed an injury...

In order to verify the effect, the French spies decided to try it out - arrange a beautiful French maid to seduce Edward. If the French maid can get pregnant, let Emmett kick it again. If you don't get pregnant no matter how you do it - yes, it's successful, and you don't need to give Anna any birth control pills in the future...

As a young and strong young man, Edward could not resist the seduction of French beauty. Moreover, the French maid wearing a maid's costume is also very tempting... Then, the fire is burning...

Edward's function is still there, but, when it erupts, I always feel that the balls are a little unsmooth. He blamed the feeling on being injured here some time ago. But he didn't know, he was right - his vas deferens was indeed blocked...

After that, under the cover of the French servants, the maid did that to Edward many times behind Anna's back, just to prove whether Edward was fertile or not.

It's just that it will take two or three months to see the results.

The reason why the French wanted to protect Emmett to escape at all costs this time was because they were afraid that they might not kick the ball well this time, and that Edward was still fertile. Therefore, Emmett was hidden in the French barracks and escorted out of Dublin. If the French maid is pregnant in two or three months, then Emmett will have to run again and find a way to kick Edward again, so that Edward will lose his fertility.

All of this, Marin's spy in Dublin, actually saw it. It's just that they didn't say anything. Following Marin's instructions, they just watched from the sidelines. Because, it's good for Marlin too. As long as Edward is infertile, whoever marries Margaret with only one daughter, Margaret, owns England...

However, Marin was worried that Margaret would die. After all, the doctor around Edward was too unreliable. If little Margaret is sick, she also prescribes a piece of crow, once the dose is not well controlled, it will be over...

Therefore, Marin chose a doctor who was good at pediatrics from the court doctors of the original Golden Horde who had taken refuge in him and gave it to Edward. With this court doctor taking care of her, it must be difficult for Margaret to die.

In order to ensure Margaret's safety, Marin also taught the doctor the dual solution of using alcohol to cool down and taking ginger syrup when the child has a cold and fever. Because, for children, the most likely cause of death is probably a high fever.

In addition, Marin also specifically instructed that the room where Princess Margaret is must be ventilated to prevent the child from dying of lack of oxygen. In fact, many aristocratic children in ancient times, because the room was so warm that it was too airtight. In addition, the fireplace is burning in the room, so it's no wonder that you don't suffocate... When adults feel stuffy, they can get up and open the doors and windows to breathe, while children can only lie on the bed and wait to suffocate...

In addition, Marin still remembers that when he was a child in his last life, when he was sick, his father made him drink Huoxiangzhengqi water. Don't look terrible to drink, but drink it with your nose, the effect is pretty good. Even, because he drank too much, Marin specially wrote down the formula of Huoxiangzhengqi water. It's just that the ten flavors are important and need to be found in Daming. Marin plans to get the seeds of these herbs and plant them in North America, which has a similar climate to China, after he gets connected with Daming in the future. When the medicine is available, it can also supply the future daughter-in-law Princess Margaret to avoid her premature death... As the future father-in-law, Marin can be considered a broken heart for the future daughter-in-law...

In order to ensure that his daughter-in-law would not die of malaria in the future, Marin also quietly provided a batch of artemisinin to the court doctor of the former Golden Horde called Khurina, so that he could help Marg Princess Rita's preparations for malaria. Of course, this has to be kept secret and no one else will know. After all, artemisinin is still a secret. To this end, Marin took Khurina's only son as a hostage and detained it, lest Khurina would be disobedient.

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Since the rye Erguotou received a large number of orders, Marin asked the brewery to start producing rye Erguotou at full capacity. To this end, Marin also specially ordered a large number of tin ingots from the United Kingdom to create tin scorpions for steaming Erguotou.

It's just that Kohler came and reported that the name Erguotou sounds too awkward...

Marin was going to say "Don't be a jerk". But if you think about it, it's okay to call Erguotou in Chinese, but it's really awkward to call Erguotou in German and English. Translated, it is easy to be misunderstood as "the second pot lid"...

So, Marin decided to change a European name for Erguotou...

After thinking about it, Marin suddenly found that the four popular spirits in Europe at present-vodka, whisky, brandy and rum, seem to have not appeared...

It's not that alcohol didn't exist, for example, whisky has appeared. However, the current whisky is not called whisky, but "water of life". As for brandy, vodka and rum, they simply haven't appeared yet...

Thinking of this, Marin suddenly remembered the shameless squatting of the little devil in his previous life...

"Should I also squat to register the trademark?" Marin thought...

Also, whiskey, brandy, vodka, and rum don't have corresponding names yet. These days, squatting is appropriate…

So, Marin finally decided - squatting the name of the whisky...

As for Scotch whisky...hehe...let's keep calling it "water of life"...

After thinking about it, Marin ordered that all rye Erguotou be renamed "whiskey"... Well, rye whiskey...

In the future, the whisky produced in the Grand Duchy of the North Sea will become the authentic whisky in Europe. Scotland's "water of life" or something, I still think of a different name, otherwise I will sue you for a copycat...