Revenge of Rebirth: Intrigue

Chapter 496 Not Getting Better
Mu Huaxian clenched her fingers tightly, suppressing the anger in her heart, and walked towards the tomb.

With a faint smile on her face, she walked over and said, "I didn't expect Princess Yingyang to be here."

Princess Yingyang suddenly heard someone else's voice, she let out a soft cry in fright, and looked up to see Mu Huaxian, her face turned even paler.

She hastily raised her hand to wipe away her tears, and said, "Why did the princess come to the imperial tomb?"

"I'll come and see Princess Chaoyang." After Mu Huaxian finished speaking, Baiyue knelt down, lit the incense in the basket in his hand, and handed it to Mu Huaxian.

Mu Huaxian glanced at the tombstone, and secretly said to Chaoyang: "I will avenge your revenge, so go with peace of mind."

She bowed deeply, bent down and inserted the incense in front of the tombstone.

Baiyue had already taken out all the paper money, and Mu Huaxian burned it slowly, staring at the red flames in the basin with distracted eyes.

People, no matter they live well or poorly, there will only be a piece of loess left after death.However, there are so many people who are trying their best to live a better life.

I don't know when this road will be the end.

The appearance of Mu Huaxian made Princess Yingyang dare not say anything more, so she got up and left in a hurry.

Mu Huaxian burned the paper money, stood quietly for a while, and left with Wan Nu to worship the moon.

It was already afternoon when we returned to the palace, Mu Huaxian first made sour plum soup and sent it to the emperor, and then went directly to Qinglan Palace where the imperial concubine lived.

When she entered, a middle-aged nanny was walking out with a little girl about four years old. When she passed by, she heard the nanny yell in a low voice: "Princess, watch out for your steps."

By the way, this should be the child born to the imperial concubine four years ago.It seems... It's called Anyang.

Speaking of it, I still have to thank that child, if it wasn't for her birth, I wouldn't have had the chance to save the emperor at the banquet.

Walking into the imperial concubine's bedroom, a faint smell of medicine lingers in it.

The imperial concubine was still lying on the bed, and her coughing could be heard from a distance.

The maids on both sides stood with their heads down, not daring to pant, and when they saw Mu Hua coming, they hurriedly saluted silently.

Mu Huaxian waved them to get up, looked at the imperial concubine, and asked softly after saluting: "Is your mother's illness still not getting better?"

The maid standing by the bed wiped the concubine's mouth with a handkerchief before she said, "For some reason, the medicine prescribed by the imperial doctor seems to be useless, but it's worse than yesterday."

Mu Huaxian frowned slightly: "Then why don't you get another imperial physician to take a look?"

"I came here just now, and the medicine is almost ready now." The imperial concubine said, smiled at Mu Huaxian, and waved: "Come and sit here in this palace."

Mu Huaxian lowered her eyes, smiled slightly, and walked forward.

At this time, a maid from outside came in with a food box and reported: "Your Majesty, the medicine is ready."

"Bring it here." The noble concubine's voice was a little tired, and she said to Mu Hua leisurely: "I am really getting old, and always suffer from illnesses like this."

The corner of Mu Huaxian's mouth curled up slightly: "What did you say, even a newborn child will get sick."

The maid brought the medicine and some candied fruit on a tray, and respectfully handed them to the imperial concubine.

The maid next to her hurried forward and helped the imperial concubine to sit up.

The imperial concubine raised her hand to take the bowl of medicine, Mu Huaxian's eyes sank slightly, and she said, "Your Majesty, why don't you probe with a silver needle before drinking?"

The hand of the imperial concubine holding the medicine froze, and said with a smile: "The princess is too worried, who has the courage to prescribe the medicine?"

(End of this chapter)