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Ke Zhixi seemed to see crows flying in front of him, and the atmosphere in the room was extremely strange.

Suddenly, hurried footsteps came.

Ke Zhixi heard the voice, and hurriedly hid in the quilt, signaling Lan Xi not to expose it.

"Ninth Princess, Mama has brought a doctor to treat you." Mama Rong gasped, followed by a white-bearded imperial doctor.

"The minister will meet Her Royal Highness the Ninth Princess, and meet the National Teacher." The imperial doctor trotted into the house in one breath, and before he could catch his breath, he saw the national teacher sitting on the stool next to the bed of the ninth princess, with no expression on his face.

Mama Rong saw that the mysterious national teacher actually appeared next to the bed of the ninth princess, and quietly looked at the person on the bed who turned her back. Frightened, she hurriedly saluted.

"The slave and maid meet the national teacher."

Lan Xi didn't turn his head, just nodded slightly.

"Hmm, I'm sorry to trouble Dr. Li." Ke Zhixi said in her weak tone, and then stretched out her thin white arms and poked out from the quilt.

Lan Xi carefully looked at the small wrist, it was very white and tender, and it looked good......

Imperial Physician Li is the most senior imperial physician in the Tai Hospital, and Ke Zhixi usually takes the pulse when he is sick, but the last time he was not in the Tai Hospital, it was his apprentice who took the pulse.

Imperial Physician Li put a layer of cloth on Ke Zhixi's wrist, and then gently touched the pulse with his fingers......

Imperial Physician Li, who had a serious face, was completely unaware of a dangerous gaze and kept staring at him.

Doctor Li thought to herself: Why do you feel a little cold behind your back? I'll have to get some clothes when I go back.

Mama Rong naturally inadvertently saw Lan Xi's gaze at Imperial Physician Li, and thought: Imperial Physician Li can't offend the National Teacher, right? Oh, I can't help you, I can only say, good luck!

Ke Zhixi also felt that the room was suddenly a few degrees colder, and thought: What is this déjà vu feeling?

The little thief secretly sensed that something was wrong, and took a look at the situation, and the sharp-eyed one only glanced at it and knew what was happening: Alas, Imperial Doctor Li, good luck to you, Lord God is eating jealousy in his heart, and you are always unlucky.

After taking the pulse for a while, Imperial Physician Li withdrew his hand and frowned in thought, his long eyebrows twisted together like a rope.

Then he looked around the room and looked at the tea on the table. Slowly got up, pulled the folded placket of his clothes, and then went to the table, raised the teacup close to his nose, and gently fanned it back and forth with his hand a few times. His brow furrowed even more, and there was a kind of wonder in his eyes, and then he asked:

"The ninth princess is poisoned by the lama flower, which is very soluble in water, with a faint light chrysanthemum smell, long-term use will lead to a decrease in the body's immunity, susceptible to respiratory diseases, similar to flu, fever. The princess is suffering from the flu, and if she continues to take this tea mixed with lama flowers, the flu will become more and more serious, and it will also react to the drug to treat the flu, and produce a new poison, which is not heard of or seen by ordinary junior doctors. ”

"However, this lama flower is only found in the extremely cold and snowy region of the Tibetan Sect territory of the Tianqi Kingdom, how can there be such poison in the palace?"

Imperial Physician Li looked at Mama Rong with a puzzled look, hoping that the latter could solve his doubts.

Mama Rong received the gaze from Imperial Physician Li, her eyes sank a little, and then she said:

"I'm afraid that someone deliberately poisoned our Ninth Princess, so the old slave will go to report to Your Majesty so that I can ask for an explanation for the Ninth Princess!"

(Note: This ancient medicine is easier to understand as explained by modern medicine.) ）

(End of chapter)