The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 889
As soon as Xu Shu left, everyone messed up again, anxious to divide up useful things.

"You wait, I'll go get it back."

The medical center trembled: "Otherwise, Princess Qin, let's send people to gather some wild medicine. A few days ago, I found out that there are some wild rhododendrons on the nearby hills, and the leaves of rhododendrons can also be used to stop bleeding. This mountain is densely forested. A lot of herbs grow."

Tang Nineteen raised his eyebrows: "There are medicines out there that you don't need, go pick herbs, are you hungry and want to farm ready-made? Wait, don't worry, I won't tell the imperial concubine that you said she took the herbs things."

The medical hall was poked in the heart, and felt a little ashamed.

Tang Nineteen strode away from the military tent and headed for the imperial concubine's camp.

As soon as you enter, you can smell a strong smell of Chinese herbal medicine.

Several imperial physicians and medical boys were guarding several medicine jars to boil medicine.

Tang Nineteen rushed in by himself, with a cold aura, knocking all the informants to the ground.

The imperial concubine was not in the camp, and the imperial physician Wu and others saw Tang Nineteen, they didn't care at all, they just greeted Tang Nineteen symbolically, and continued to brew the medicine.

"Let's open it." Tang Nineteen pushed away a medical boy and opened the medicine jar. The herbs in it were surprisingly some herbs for stopping bleeding, removing stasis, calming the mind and relieving pain that he had just bought from the rear a few days ago.

Physician Wu came up to welcome him: "Princess Qin, I am under the order of the imperial concubine to boil medicine here."

Tang Nineteen could understand the meaning of this sentence, that is, the imperial concubine wanted these medicines.

The medicinal herb is precious, otherwise Tang Nineteen would have beaten it.

She looked at the hot stove, and said with a sneer, "Doctor Wu, do you plan to make these herbs into pills or ointments?"

Physician Wu replied: "According to the imperial concubine's order, a batch is made into pills for internal use to relieve pain, and a batch is made into ointment for external use to stop bleeding."

"And what about the men in the wounded barracks?"

"Oh, the imperial concubine heard that the dregs of the second medicine also have the effect of stopping bleeding and analgesia. Let us boil the dregs of the second medicine to make it thicker and send it to the wounded barracks."

Tang Nineteen clenched his fists slightly.

"So, is the imperial concubine planning to eat the pills and ointment made from this medicinal soup?"

This remark was so offensive that Imperial Physician Wu was taken aback for a moment, and quickly replied with a smile: "Princess, the imperial concubine intends to distribute it for everyone to use."

"Which ones for everyone?"

"It's the adults and the ladies?"

"Are those people bleeding, or are they internally injured?"

"This……"

"Or take this medicine, can you live forever?"

"Princess Qin..."

"Or, those people plan to wipe their necks to commit suicide when they can't resist the attack in the end. They are afraid of repenting afterwards and wipe their necks for themselves?"

Physician Wu's face turned pale.

In terms of tongue, how could he be Tang Nineteen's opponent.

Tang Nineteen looked at one of the medicine stoves coldly: "It's a panacea, and it's not up to those people to use it first. Princess Pingyang can't walk for half a day, so you start to divide up the life-saving medicine for the wounded soldiers. Don't you feel cold? ?”

In the room, everyone allowed her to reprimand them, and they dared not reply.

"These medicines, send them back to me."

He shouted angrily, but no one obeyed.

She knew that compared to a majestic imperial concubine, she was just a princess of Qin and had no weight at all.

Human life is at stake, but these nobles only care about protecting themselves, regardless of the medicinal properties of this medicinal material, they are desperately occupying it. Such a court, such a human nature, is downright dirty.

(End of this chapter)