Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 1709 The situation changes suddenly
"But I didn't think about killing him, I just wanted to ask him a few questions." Xu Lingyue was very annoyed.

"You already know the answer to the question, so it's useless to keep him." When Wei Xuan said this, it was as if the prince was just an ant, and if he said that he would be crushed to death, he would be crushed to death.

"Aren't you afraid that he will tell all about your deeds with him?"

"He won't." Wei Xuan's voice was soft and soft, and he smiled slightly, but that smile made people feel more shuddering than the devil's messenger.

The prince looked at him in horror, screaming ah ah ah, trying to defend himself, calling for help, but he couldn't make any sound.

Xu Lingyue wanted to come forward to save him, but Wei Xuan held his hand, "Let's go, Xu Lian and Ming Yi are waiting for you, if you don't go, if you wait any longer, they will be in danger, don't you want Did this crown prince harm Ming Yi and Xu Lian?"

He knows where her weakness is and always hits it right there.

Xu Lingyue glanced at the prince, although she didn't want to harm him, but he did a lot of evil, and there must be no good results. This can be regarded as the end of his evil deeds being exposed, and he should have prepared for it long ago.

Soon Wei Xuan took Xu Lingyue away to join Ming Yi and Xu Lian, and a scuffle broke out here for a while.

Some shouted for the prince to seek rebellion, and others shouted for the arrest of the assassin, and the two sides fought violently.

It is said that it lasted for an hour, and finally everything ended in blood.

Soon, a large group of people entered the Prince's residence and the East Palace in the imperial city, uncovered countless contraband, and finally found a very vicious secret medicine. It is said that those medicines were used to poison the emperor.

All of a sudden, there was an uproar. The emperor didn't want to make a big fuss, but he couldn't help it if he wanted to deal with it with family law.

In the end, even the grandson and princess had to be controlled.

Under the exaggeration of people with good intentions, the matter became a turmoil, and the emperor ordered the news to be blocked, and any truth was not allowed to be revealed, so no matter how enthusiastic the outsiders were guessing, they still couldn't get a little bit of the truth.

In the end, there are no guesses.

However, there is no small matter in the royal family, let alone the prince, grandson and others, if there is any disturbance, they will be criticized by others.

What's more, it's such a big fight.

Conspiracy to seize power, cheating, etc., are the favorite speculations of spectators.

And sometimes, in the speculations of those watching the gossip, there are often amazing words that are close to the truth, but no one is sure, so they are naturally submerged in gossip.

Soon the emperor ordered that no one should criticize him, otherwise he would be killed without mercy.

Gradually, inside and outside the palace, no one dared to discuss these things, and everything seemed to be normal.

Naturally, Xu Lingyue was also affected. After all, she was the one who had these accidents while treating the prince's illness, so she couldn't get rid of the responsibility.

So when Wei Xuan led her to meet Xu Lian that day, she failed and was sent back to her residence by the emperor's order.

Although Xu Lian cannot be seen, she is not in danger, because Ming Yi, Zhu Feng and others are also protecting her.

But the emperor didn't do anything to her, instead he sent someone to protect her, and sent her back to Concubine Qi's Chuxiu Palace.

The emperor was busy dealing with those matters, and only saw her once in the middle, asked a few questions, and then did not summon her again.

Because the matter was so important, none of the concubines in the palace dared to drop by casually, let alone come to ask her questions.

Xu Lingyue is fine, everything is normal, but she no longer sees a doctor, but concentrates on reading, dispensing medicine, and sorting out medical records.

(End of this chapter)