Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

"Why----"

She sighed silently in her heart, and turned over distractedly. Halfway through, she paused, clutching the corners of the quilt with both hands, and her hair moved slightly, and soon there was something on her neck. A trace of sweat oozed out.

She bit her lip in pain, and then moved her feet slightly. The pain was particularly obvious in her calves.

"Well……"

Caiwei groaned softly, but did not dare to move. Recently, maybe because the child is growing older and her body is losing a lot of calcium, her legs have been cramping, and the pain is so painful that she breaks into a cold sweat.

Even though her movement was small enough, Nangong Yi noticed it. He opened his eyes and saw Caiwei with a painful expression. He suddenly sat up, raised his hand and stroked her calf, and asked, "Is that right?" It hurts?"

"Hmm..." Caiwei subconsciously grabbed the corner of Nangong Yi's clothes with one hand, sweat on her forehead.

"Come here, send the imperial doctor!"

Nangong Yi sat up and looked at Caiwei's frowning face in pain. He rubbed her calf with his big hands very gently. Caiwei's pain was relieved, but it was not completely eliminated. The pain made it almost difficult to breathe.

Seeing that she was still in pain, Nangong Yi called Xiaozhi and asked her to get a basin of hot water and two hot towels.

Xiaozhi quickly brought what Nangong Yi wanted. Nangong Yi wiped the sweat from Caiwei's neck and forehead with a hot towel, and covered Caiwei's legs with another towel to apply a compress.

"Come on, be careful." Nangong Yi helped Caiwei sit up and stuffed a soft pillow behind her to make her lie down more comfortable.

Caiwei opened her eyes slightly, wondering what exactly he was going to do.

Nangong Yi put her feet into the hot water basin that had just been brought over, and carefully rubbed her legs with the hot water.

"Yi, I'll do it myself..." Caiwei tried to bend down. After all, Nangong Yi was the emperor, the majestic king of a country. Let him do such a thing for her. If word spread, she, the queen, wouldn't have to do it.

Nangong Yi raised his head and glanced at her, blocked Caiwei's hand, and laughed at her: "We are an old couple now, what are we afraid of?"

Nangong Yi said while continuing to rub her. Very distressed.

Caiwei's cramped legs were quickly relieved, and she couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief. Her eyes were filled with soft light, and the word "touched" was everywhere.

The imperial doctor came over, checked Caiwei's pulse for a while, and said: "Your Majesty, your Majesty, your Majesty is in good health, and the little princes in your belly are also safe. It's just that the little princes are growing too fast, and your Majesty's nutrition is not good." The supply is insufficient, so my wife occasionally suffers from cramps..."

Not only the imperial doctor said this, but even the old turtle said so. In ancient times, there were no calcium supplements such as calcium tablets. If you want to alleviate this situation, you can only take dietary supplements, such as drinking more milk, drinking more bone soup, etc. , However, Caiwei is afraid that if she eats and drinks too much, the child will grow too big and her small body will not be born.

Therefore, she would rather endure the pain of back pain and leg cramps every night, instead of following the old turtle's instructions to eat and drink, let alone take in too much nutrition. Who said there was no caesarean section in ancient times!

After being tormented by cramps and lying on the bed again, Caiwei couldn't sleep anymore. She leaned against Nangong Yi's heart, caressed her belly, felt the movement inside, and gently raised the corner of her mouth: "Yi, they too woke up."

Nangong Yi heard her words and caressed her belly. Feeling the liveliness of the little ones, Nangong Yi looked at Caiwei's belly and said seriously: "I am so restless in my belly. How can your mother be so restless?" I feel wronged and I will wait for you to come out and see how Father will deal with you little villains."