The Imperial Concubine Just Wants To Be a Salted Fish Every Day

  Chapter 222 Disturbance

Everyone in Nuan Pavilion was shocked by this sudden scene.

  Even the calmest Empress Qin changed his face.

  She and Princess Huaan got up immediately and saw that the prince was unconscious.

  Queen Qin immediately sent someone to call the imperial physician.

  The ladies and the ladies also got up one after another, looking eagerly towards the prince.

  Xiao Xixi has been holding the prince without letting go, so she and the prince have become the focus of everyone's attention.

  The doctors hurried over.

  After careful diagnosis and treatment, the imperial physicians said that the prince was fainting caused by deficiency of qi. The conditions at the scene were limited and only simple first aid could be given to the prince. If he wanted to be cured, he had to return the prince to the palace as soon as possible.

  Queen Qin immediately ordered to return to the palace.

  The guards carefully carried the prince into the carriage, and Xiao Liangdi followed closely into the carriage.

  She looked at the prince who was unconscious in front of her. His brows were still lingering with sickness, but there was no lifelessness, and it would be okay to think about life.

  What puzzled her was how the prince suddenly fell into a coma so well?

  This problem not only exists in Xiao Xixi’s heart, but also in the hearts of other people.

  A group of people hurried back to the palace, the prince was carried into the Linde Hall,

   Soon the emperor and queen mother came to hear the news.

  They asked as soon as they entered the door.

   "How could the prince pass out?"

  Qin emperor first paid a salute to the emperor and the queen mother, and then said the whole story in a brief and concise manner.

  The Queen Mother was very dissatisfied and asked: "You know that the prince is still sick, why do you even take him to the group feast? In your eyes, is choosing the prince's concubine more important than the prince's health?"

  Her elders generally don't interfere with things in the harem. For example, before the Empress Qin ordered someone to beat Concubine Ning, the empress dowager just didn't know if she knew it.

  But this time the prince fainted, but the queen mother could no longer stand by.

  The prince is different from Ning Fei.

  Ning Concubine is just a concubine, and if she is beaten, she will be beaten. There is nothing to hinder her.

The prince    is her grandson, and at the same time the future prince of the Dasheng Dynasty. If he has a long history and two shortcomings, it is bound to cause another storm.

When the first emperor died, the front court and the harem were all tossed in smoke. In order to clean up the mess left by the first emperor, the queen mother and the emperor went to great lengths.

  Now it’s hard to stabilize the situation, and the Queen Mother will never allow waves to happen again!

  The emperor and the Qin empress did not dare to speak back after being trained.

  Princess Huaan smiled and helped round the game: "Mother, don't be angry, what can you do if you get mad? Prince Jiren has a natural appearance, and he will definitely be fine."

  The queen mother still frowned and said nothing.

  At this time, Grand Doctor Zhao walked out.

  He saluted first, and then said: "His Royal Highness is awake."

  The Queen Mother, Queen Qin, and Princess Huaan immediately walked in.

  The emperor did not move, he asked: "Why did the prince faint suddenly?"

  Emperor Zhao’s answer was very official.

   "His Royal Highness is a coma caused by deficiency of qi."

  The emperor said suspiciously: "How can the prince be weak when he is young?"

  Emperor Zhao gave a detailed explanation, which probably meant that the prince had been sick for too long and caused severe qi deficiency in his body.

  The emperor still has some doubts: "Isn't it because of some other reason? For example, what medicine was taken by mistake?"

   "Impossible. His Royal Highness has no other symptoms except Qi deficiency and weakness. If you take any medicine, it will inevitably be accompanied by other symptoms. His Royal Highness should be just the Qi deficiency and weakness caused by the long-term treatment of wind and cold."

  The emperor's doubts gradually disappeared: "Is this disease cured?"

  Emperor Zhao didn’t dare to say something to death, and cautiously said: "It is reasonable to say that it is not difficult to treat, and the Weichen will do his best."

  (End of this chapter)