The reborn emperor, you are dismissed

Chapter 426
Physician Liang came to a hut in the backyard after sorting out the materials that had to be handed in every day.

Close the door and drop the bolt, and move your fingers.

Finally, I can dispense medicine quietly.

"Three grams of red peony..."

There were more than a dozen kinds of medicinal materials on the huge tabletop. Doctor Liang was holding a small scale, staring at the scale with all his attention, his face full of excitement.

Boom!With a loud noise, the wooden peg broke and the door opened wide.

My heart trembled, my scales trembled, and the prepared medicinal materials spilled all over the floor.

"You..." Facing the angry visitor, he immediately swallowed the words that came to his lips.

"It's me...the doctor refused to be good..." Su Yingchun grabbed his lapel and tried to argue.

He lowered his head and stared at her forbearance, gritted his teeth, and managed to suppress his anger.

Looking around, it was empty except for an armchair.

Can't wait to change places, he sat down with his arms around the person in his arms, and said in a deep voice, "Come here!"

Physician Liang approached hesitantly.

I am not afraid of other things, but I am afraid that my cousin will destroy the medicinal materials and cut off the way to provide rare and rare herbs.

"Why does it hurt so much?"

"It's really normal." He said cautiously, "After all, if you want to expel the accumulation left in the early years, you have to go through a process..."

He was not satisfied with this explanation, and asked again: "Why do you say it hurts more and more?"

Upon hearing this, Liang Cen pointed to his pulse, remained silent for a moment, and replied: "It means that the medicine has begun to work, and it is slowly..."

"After drinking it for nearly a month, you told me that it only started to work?" He laughed angrily, "Doctor Liang, how long are you going to make my queen hurt, huh?"

If it was someone else, he would probably be apologizing, but Liang Cen felt that he had to speak clearly:

"My Majesty, although this medicine causes colic, it will not harm the body. On the contrary, taking it for a long time is beneficial and harmless, so it is best to drink it for half a year and see..."

"Half a year?!"

If he could touch something with his hands free now, he would have hit Imperial Doctor Liang severely.

"You... keep your voice down."

She took a breath slowly, raised her hand and patted him weakly to stop him.

"Rest, don't talk too much."

It could be heard that he was still angry, but after all he was reluctant to speak harshly to her, and his words were a little lighter.

"I'm fine." She raised a faint smile, "Don't blame Liangcen."

He squinted, his brow throbbing.

This "culprit" is no wonder, and neither is my cousin, so who should he blame?

A figure flashed in his mind, and he sneered.

"This medicine has been stopped. If I find out and distribute it to her secretly, your precious herbal medicine room will be set on fire."

Physician Liang was tongue-tied for a while, nana: "Then... is it dead? I really plan to listen to God's arrangement, or..."

He interrupted the other party's speculation: "Even you can't guarantee that half a year of suffering will result in results. Why do you do such a stupid thing? Besides, I would rather not have a prince bought at this price!"

She was startled: "The emperor..."

"With some nourishing prescriptions, it should be warm."

After leaving the last sentence, he got up, just like when he came, and disappeared outside the door in a blink of an eye.

Doctor Du Liuliang looked at the mess all over the floor, and sighed faintly.

A companion is like a tiger.

"Your Highness..." She tugged on his shirt and whispered.

The man with his head held high, expressionless: "I haven't forgiven you yet."

The palace sedan was parked outside the Imperial Hospital, and he refused to let her go to the ground, so he just hugged her all the way.

Fortunately, at this time, those old doctors were all immersed in studying the prescriptions, and there was almost no one around.

(End of this chapter)