Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 1666 Entering the Palace
Lin Yeyuan hurriedly said: "Your Highness, let's prepare to go to court. Your Majesty ordered a grand court meeting to discuss this matter."

When Xuan Hao was distracted, Zhan Shi of the Prince's Mansion had already reported the news. The emperor, who had not been in court for many years, actually wanted to hold a court meeting to discuss the truce.

This king of Xichang is really capable!

It was actually the first time that the Grand Court Meeting was held after noon!
For the first time in history, the chief eunuch beside the emperor came out of the palace to meet a private doctor in person.

Of course, this doctor is Princess Mingyue of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and the nominal concubine of the King of Xichang. The marriage was bestowed by the Emperor of the Great Zhou himself, and the King of Xichang personally announced it in Beimo.

So this doctor is not an ordinary doctor, and it is very suitable for Sun Ning to greet him.

And for Xu Lingyue, there is even less pressure, even if there are mountains of swords and seas of fire, she is not afraid.

Under the leadership of Sun Ning, he entered the palace all the way.

There was the sound of running in the imperial city one after another. It was the time for the palace ban to change defenses, and preparations for the patrol and protection work of the Great Court Meeting in the afternoon.

The gate of the palace was even more heavily guarded, and the guards were busy and nervous.

Entering the palace, one can only see busy figures, but no noisy voices can be heard. Even the footsteps of the palace people are light, and they will never disturb the masters who are thinking or resting.

The emperor's bedroom is in the Weiming Palace, the small court meeting is in the front hall, and the grand court meeting is at the gate of the Weiming Palace.

Xu Lingyue was invited by Sun Ning to the affiliated palace of the Weiming Palace. In the meditation hall near the harem in the northwest corner, a pharmacy consultation room was specially arranged for her. In addition, she arranged for four big palace ladies, four small palace ladies, and eight rough envoys. And four young eunuchs waiting for orders.

"If Ms. Gu needs anything, just ask them to do it." He pointed to the leading four maids and introduced their names, one of whom was named Osmanthus osmanthus.

Xu Lingyue nodded slightly towards Sun Ning, "Grandpa Sun just go and get busy, I'll let Osmanthus osmanthus take a little tour."

Looking at the situation on the way here, she knew that something big was about to happen. She estimated that it should be a grand court meeting. When the emperor went to court, the chief eunuchs around him would naturally accompany him.

Sun Ning didn't delay either, and immediately left after a few explanations and returned to the main hall to return to his command.

After Sun Ning left, Xu Lingyue asked someone to bring her medicine box. Her medicine box was just a cover, anyway, she could take out as much as she wanted in the space at any time.

"Osmanthus osmanthus, let everyone here come to the front of the hall, and ask everyone if there is any discomfort, just report it. Since I am here, it is also our fate. I can't give you anything else, but I will give you some symptoms. The drugs are still available."

Hearing what she said, Mu Xi and the others hesitated, they had never met such a caring master before.

Of course, Xu Lingyue is not their master, but only a temporary service object, but most people are not so polite to court ladies and eunuchs.

"Thank you, Miracle Doctor Gu."

She didn't refuse either, and quickly gathered all the people from the Hall of Contemplation to line up in two rows outside the gate of the hall.

Xu Lingyue took a general glance, keeping everyone's characteristics in mind, and then took a look at the faces of the people, and then asked them to stretch out their hands, so that they could get a good understanding of their bodies.

When she traveled abroad in recent years, she took care of her own people's illnesses, and she looked after the local people's illnesses, and wherever she went, she would know more about some intractable diseases and help them treat diseases and record medical records.

(End of this chapter)