Normally, Murong Huan would definitely hold her hand and comfort her that she had worked hard, but now he just nodded, his expression indistinguishable from joy and anger.

Xue Ji felt a little strange, followed Murong Huan's eyes, and found that he was looking at Su Yuetong's back, her heart tightened, and she said softly: "I heard that Miss Su of Jiangdu did not have a good reputation in the past, although she has medical talent, but she is not as skilled as her eldest sister Miss Su, but now I am very confident in seeing her treat His Royal Highness." ”

said this exquisitely, brought up Su Yuetong's previous, and said that she was not as good as her sister.

Murong Huan heard the meaning, and said with a calm face, "As far as Gu is concerned, she is just a healer, who comes to heal Gu, and what does the rest have to do with Gu?" ”

"Your Highness, it's the concubine who lost her word." Xue Ji was terrified, her eyes were red, and there were bags of tears in her eyes, which was pitiful and pitiful.

However, Murong Huan did not pity her and went to rest.

Su Yuetong's progress in treating Murong Huan was watched by the palace and the entire court.

On the first day Murong Huan took her medicine, his condition deteriorated, and he collapsed on the bed and foamed at the mouth.

The day after Murong Huan took her medicine, his condition worsened, and he was said to have vomited blood.

On the third day, Chu Xiaotian was going to send someone to arrest Su Yuetong and ask him for the crime, and convened a meeting of the military department to discuss how Murong Huan should be subordinate if he died in Jiangdu and Xiling started a war with them.

But miraculously, on the fourth day, news came from Ziwei Palace, saying that the poison on Murong Huan's body had been cured, and asked to thank Su Yuetong in person.

The people who were planning to see Su Yuetong finish and fall into the well gritted their teeth with hatred.

For example, admiring Chu Yi, Hanhua and others, and jealous of Su Yuetong.

Another example is that he can't wait for Su Yuetong to die early, like Su Qing'er, Wan Xueqing and others.

However, Chu Chengye suddenly breathed a sigh of relief, fortunately he didn't have anything to do with this matter, so he stayed out of the matter and could see the excitement.

But when he saw Chu Yihan taking Su Yuetong to Ziwei Palace, the fire in his eyes was rising.

He kept asking himself, obviously he was pretending to seduce Su Yuetong before, he hated this woman, and even marrying her was a purposeful conspiracy, but now that she is getting more and more attention, he can't help but be attracted to her, and inexplicably he will pay more attention to her!

But this woman seems to have a deep hatred with him, every time she sees him, she doesn't have a good face, but she smiles like a flower at Chu Yihanjiao and flatters him, she is really angry with him!

When the delicate and flower-like Su Yuetong came to the crape myrtle palace again, the atmosphere was a little serious.

In Murong Huan's bedroom, the three imperial doctors who served him stood in a row, with several bowls of medicine in front of them, Xue Ji was pressed to the ground by Murong Huan's guards, crying very miserably, there were overturned medicine bowls in front of her, the medicinal juice soaked her snow-white clothes, and there were faint blood oozing out under her knees.

Su Yuetong sighed lowly, and when she walked to Murong Huan's side, she smiled, "Your Highness's complexion is good today, and there is nothing wrong with thinking about the 'root of the disease' that the courtiers are looking for for you." ”

Murong Huan's face was very ugly, Qingjun's face was full of pain, and after the pain, he was extremely angry, he just threw the medicine bowl at Xue Ji, that bowl was the medicine that Xue Ji brought to him, and there was that kind of chronic poison in it, Murong Huan didn't drink it, so the imperial doctor took the same pot of medicine that was not poured, and when he compared, he found that it was Xue Ji who poisoned him before he drank the medicine, which made his condition worse.