The First Assistant Teased Me and Gave Birth To a Cub

   Chapter 778 Love Believe It or Not

   After listening to this, everyone panicked, didn't speak, and moved things silently.

  Gu Yunjiao forgot to ask Mrs. Tian to buy candles. She ate in the dark at night. After eating, she washed up indiscriminately and then fell asleep.

   The next morning, Gu Yunjiao took the pulse of Mrs. Wu and Daya, prescribed a prescription, handed the prescription to Mrs. Tian, ​​and instructed her to grab the medicine and bring it back.

Mrs. Tian had been gone for another long time. She came back and handed the medicine bag to Caiping for decoction. She hurried to the upper room and said, "Madam, young mistress, I just heard outside that yesterday, during the ceremony for the sacrifice of prisoners, Zheng The queen mother refused to take off her clothes and stabbed herself to death with a hairpin."

   "An old lady also died. She said she committed suicide by biting her tongue. Some said it was the Princess of Leping County, and some said it wasn't."

  Gu Yunjiao and Mrs. Wu were speechless for a while.

   Mrs. Wu said quietly: "Empress Dowager Zheng still has some backbone."

  The corners of Gu Yunjiao's eyes were a little wet, "It's okay to leave, Princess Princess and her old man are too old to bear these tortures."

   Such a loving and well-lived old man was gone, and she felt very sad.

   Early on the third day, a carriage drove into the house.

  Lin Shishi, Yang Ying, and the other two maids got out of the car, and they entered the house with their bags and makeup in their hands.

  The maids first salute Gu Yunjiao, and then Lin Shishi said, "Second Prince asked Doctor Gu to change into the palace."

   Then the two maids stepped forward, put on makeup, loosened Gu Yunjiao's hair, and brushed her hair again.

   A maid planned to put makeup on Gu Yunjiao, but Gu Yunjiao refused.

   She doesn't need beauty now, and she doesn't want lead powder poisoning the child in her stomach.

   The clothes that the Second Prince had brought were the clothes of Jin State. After Gu Yunjiao put them on, Yang Ying smiled, "Dr. Gu is tall, she looks like a noble girl of Jin State when she wears it."

  Gu Yunjiao got into the car and entered the palace.

  The carriage stopped when it entered the palace gate, and then a grandma came over and led Gu Yunjiao inside.

  Gu Yunjiao didn't look around either, she carefully followed her mother while protecting her stomach.

Mammy took Gu Yunjiao into a palace. After the announcement, Gu Yunjiao went in and saw a woman in her 40s and 50s sitting above her. The woman had a golden crown on her head. She must be the queen. Zhang.

  Wanyanzhang was the first time he saw Gu Yunjiao wearing Jin costumes, his eyes stayed on her for a moment, his eyebrows raised slightly. Then he said to Empress Xiao, "This is the doctor Gu that I mentioned to the queen mother. Doctor Gu is as skilled in medicine and will definitely be able to cure the queen mother's illness."

   Queen Xiao looked at Gu Yunjiao up and down and smiled, "Doctor Gu has come from a long way to work hard, please take a seat."

  Gu Yunjiao saluted, "Why don't I check the pulse of the Empress first."

  Mamma brought a small cushion and put it under the queen's wrist.

   While taking the pulse, Gu Yunjiao asked, and the maid next to the queen answered on her behalf.

  Gu Yunjiao took the pulse again and again, and finally understood. No wonder the Queen's asthma was never cured after seeing so many imperial doctors.

   Wanyanzhang looked at her, "How, may this mother's disease be cured?"

  Gu Yunjiao hesitated for a while and nodded, "The Empress's disease is due to stagnation of liver qi and imbalance of qi, causing the qi to not descend and the breath to pant."

   "Using Wumoyin and Sinisan can cure."

   The words fell, and the maid next to the Empress said: "Nonsense, I have seen many imperial doctors and imperial doctors, and they all say that the Empress is asthma caused by deficiency of lung and spleen spleen."

  Gu Yunjiao said neither humble nor arrogant: "It's okay, if you don't believe my diagnosis, I don't need to prescribe a prescription."

   (end of this chapter)