Is the prince infertile?The lady was so happy!

Chapter 1113 Jin Noble Concubine

Jin Fengdie broke out in a cold sweat instantly.

Ying Ning quickly let go of her hand, and asked in amazement: "What's wrong with you? Show me."

Jin Fengdie quickly hid her hands behind her back.

Ying Ning frowned and called Jin Shu: "Jin Shu, come here!"

Jin Shu came in in a hurry, seeing Jinfengdie here, he immediately understood what was going on, and hurriedly said: "My Lady, Empress Jinfei is also worried about your body."

"Show me her hand." Yingning said.

"My lady..."

"Hurry up!" Ying Ning shouted.

Jin Shu was shocked, and looked at Jin Fengdie.

Ying Ning said: "What are you hiding from me? If you don't show it to me now, don't I know?"

Jin Fengdie had no choice but to stretch out her hand and pull up her sleeve.

Her arms were wrapped with gauze, faintly blood-colored.

Ying Ning frowned: "Tell me everything."

Although Jin Shu has been trying to conceal and perfunctory, she also knows that since Empress Empress is suspicious, she will never let it go vaguely.

"The empress's illness is cured, thanks to the medicine provided by Empress Jinfei."

"What Yaoyin?" Yingning's eyes fell on Jinfengdie's arm, and her expression gradually changed, "Don't tell me that Yaoyin belongs to Fengdie..."

Jin Shu lowered his head.

Jin Fengdie hurriedly said: "Your Majesty, the concubines are fine. I just took a little blood to make medicine. As long as your mother recovers from her illness, everything will be worth it."

Ying Ning said angrily: "What kind of medicine needs human blood as medicine?"

She could only feel her stomach churning, and couldn't help lying down to the bedside, and violently vomited.

Jin Shu was frightened and hurriedly called An Yulian.

Knowing the whole story, An Yulian quickly comforted Ying Ning, and said with guilt: "My lady, this is all a little incompetent, I really can't think of a way to cure my mother. Fortunately, the golden concubine empress gave me a prescription, which cured my empress disease."

Ying Ning looked at Jin Fengdie: "Swallow Die, Fang Zi is yours?"

"This is a prescription handed down by us Rouran." Jin Fengdie said softly, "It has a miraculous effect on reducing fever, but it must use the blood of an extremely Yin person as a medicine to be effective."

"So, you are..."

"That's right, empress, I have an extremely yin body." Jin Fengdie confessed frankly, "Because I have this kind of physique, before coming to Daxuan, my concubine asked me to bring this prescription."

Ying Ning said: "Didn't your mother and concubine hurt your body by doing this?"

"It's just to take some blood, it's fine." Jin Fengdie smiled, "Do you think I'm doing well now?"

"You look worse than a sick person like me." Ying Ning asked An Yulian, "How much blood did you take from her?"

An Yulian said: "Take it for three days, three times a day. According to the prescription, you need to drink the medicine for seven days to recover."

Ying Ning said: "Yulian, you can prepare another medicine for me."

An Yulian knew that it was useless to persuade her at this time.

It's fine if the Empress doesn't know, but now that she already knows what she drinks every day, how can she continue to drink.

An Yulian wouldn't try to persuade her, but responded meekly.

Jin Fengdie said: "Empress, you can continue to drink!"

"Stop messing around, if it's you, can you drink it?" Ying Ning frowned.

Jin Shu was very worried: "Your Majesty only drank for three days, what if the illness recurs?"

"Your Majesty is much better now, even if the interruption of taking the medicine has an impact, it won't be too big. I already know the prescription, and I will make additional adjustments." An Yulian said.

That's the way it is, and that's the only way it can be.

The next day, Yingning's condition improved a lot, and she was able to sit and eat some porridge and vegetables by herself. In the evening, the eunuch of the Xuanzheng Palace came to pass the decree, and the emperor promoted Jinfei to noble concubine, and ordered her to rest for a month before serving sleep.

(End of this chapter)