Rebirth and Revenge: The Black-bellied Prostitute

When Yun Qiuqin lost those minions, let's see how Yun Qiuqin will be unscrupulous in the capital city.

The rebellion of the Duke's Mansion did not come to the fore after all.

If the Duke's government uses its power to help Yun Qiuqin murder someone.

Unless it succeeds every time, as long as it is caught once, the Duke's Mansion is waiting to be ransacked and executed.

"I will order the Shadow Assassin."

Li Xuzhi's opinion is the same as Xia Chiwan's.

It seems that the last time they killed Yun Qiuqin's more than twenty killers, Yun Qiuqin has not suffered a heavy loss.

"Doctor, is the Seventeenth Prince alright?"

After a while, the imperial doctor came out of the Seventeenth Prince's room. As soon as he came out, he was surrounded by Xia Chiwan.

"Princess, please don't worry. The Seventeenth Prince is really fine. He was just slightly frightened. Just drink two pairs of Jingjing Tea."

The imperial doctor breathed a sigh of relief again.

Everyone said that Princess Changping's Mansion has good geomantic omen. He didn't believe it before, but now he completely believes it.

What kind of characters are Lord Wei and the Seventeenth Prince of Jin Kingdom?

No matter who had an accident and couldn't cure it by himself, he would move with his head!

Today, the Seventeenth Prince escaped under the horse's hooves, but only suffered minor skin trauma, and suffered a little fright.

Thinking of this result, the imperial doctor would like to thank God, Guanyin, and Bodhisattva.

Of course, the most grateful person is Princess Changping.

As long as the consultation is done at Princess Changping's Mansion, there will be no major accidents.

The imperial doctor stroked his beard, if he could be a special imperial doctor in Princess Changping's mansion, then he would not have to worry about anything in his later years, fearing that he would lose his head at any time due to the failure of a certain important person to treat him.

"The imperial doctor is here."

Xia Chiwan felt a little strange seeing the imperial doctor smiling.

Even if the seventeenth prince suffered a slight injury, it would be a major event. Why is the imperial doctor laughing?

"Then I won't bother you, I will leave first."

Seeing the suspicion in Princess Changping's eyes, the imperial doctor also knew that he had lost his composure.

So, the imperial doctor hurriedly took his things and left quickly.

The seventeenth prince was injured, so the emperor naturally wanted to express his concern.

Therefore, the seventh prince came to Princess Changping's mansion with the emperor's imperial decree and the tonic rewarded by the emperor, and expressed condolences to the seventeenth prince.

As for the prince, once again he looked at the seventeenth prince and sighed, only hearing his name but not seeing him.

"Prince Seventeen, although you were only slightly injured, you have spent the past two days recuperating in Princess Changping's mansion to rest your heart."

The Seventh Prince looked at the Seventeenth Prince who was lying on the bed, feeling rejoiced and angry at the same time.

Fortunately, the seventeenth prince did not die, otherwise, the Great Zhou Kingdom would be a good judge.

If there is no Great Zhou Kingdom, how can there be him as the Seventh Prince, and he understands this very well.

The annoyance was that if the Seventeenth Prince's injuries were more severe, maybe his father would have taken Li Xuzhi for surgery.

Even if it can't be like Xia Chiwan abolished him, let him abolish Xia Chiwan and his wife.

But seeing Xia Chi Wan and Li Xuzhi being punished a little bit more, this kind of road to protect the emperor is a bit bumpy, and the Seventh Prince will feel better.

"Thank you for your concern, the seventh prince. This king understands. I also hope that the seventh prince will bring a message to the emperor, so that the emperor can rest assured that this king is fine."

The seventeenth prince, who was lying on the bed, said politely, and asked the seventh prince to send a message to the emperor of the Great Zhou Kingdom, saying that he was safe now and that nothing had happened.