Broken mountains and rivers: Sushou restores the universe

Chapter 960
Since that day when she learned that Shen Muyu was going to send troops to attack the guards, Wei Ying kept herself locked in the side hall. No matter how much Dieyan begged her that day, she refused to open the door and the water was not exhausted. Only then did she open the gate of the palace at the time of three meals to pick up the meals that Dieyan sent, but she still refused to come out.

Dieyan, who was very worried, repeatedly persuaded Wei Ying to come out to get some air. She said all the good things, but she couldn't get any response except Wei Ying's painful vomiting outside the hall.

Dieyan heard that Wei Ying seemed to be ill, but because of Shen Muyu's absence, she didn't dare to let the guards outside find an official doctor to avoid spoiling the matter of the emperor, so she became more and more worried every day. Anxiously waiting for the king to come back soon.

Under such circumstances, time passed by in a hurry, and seven or eight days passed in a blink of an eye, and Shen Muyu, who was away from the expedition, still did not come back, and Wei Ying kept herself stuffed in the side hall and never came out to get some air.

Dieyan couldn't wait for Shen Muyu to come back, and when she delivered meals to the side hall every day, she saw Wei Ying who opened the door losing weight rapidly day by day. When Yan first saw her, she looked skinny.

Dieyan couldn't care less because she was worried and anxious. She was planning that if the emperor still couldn't come back today, she would ask the guards to find an official doctor to come to see Wei Ying's illness anyway in the morning. At worst, she would be fine by then. Just arrange it and let the official doctor hang silk to diagnose the pulse.

Then at dusk of this day, Dieyan, who was anxiously pacing back and forth in the courtyard, waiting for Shen Muyu's sudden return, only heard a "squeak" door opening sound from the side hall, she turned her head to look in an instant, But it was Wei Ying, who was pale and ugly, walking out slowly.

"Girl." Dieyan hurriedly walked towards Wei Ying, came to her side and subconsciously supported her body that looked weak because she was too thin.

At this time, Wei Ying's small face had returned to the indifferent and deep look of the past, she chuckled lightly, brushed Dieyan's hand away, and said flatly: "I'm fine, you don't have to help me."

Dieyan looked at Wei Ying with concern, frowned and said: "But the girl's complexion really doesn't look very good... Don't worry, girl, your lord has been away for such a long time, and you must be back soon. When you come back I will immediately announce that the official doctor will give the girl a diagnosis...or even if your majesty can't come back for two days, the servants will send the guards outside the palace tomorrow morning to ask an official doctor to give the girl Xuansi a pulse."

Wei Ying smiled faintly without comment, she raised her head and squinted her eyes to look at the dim yellow sunset in the sky, and said faintly: "This sunset is so beautiful... I have been bored in the room for several days, Dieyan, today is What day is it?"

Dieyan thought for a moment, then replied: "Girl, today is February 28th."

"Oh." Wei Ying replied nonchalantly, she lowered her head and walked towards the rocking chair placed in the yard, she rubbed her chest, frowned and retched while turning around to sit down.

Then she paused for a moment, sat down and lay down on the backrest, shook the rocking chair with a slight movement of her feet, and said softly in the sound of "squeaky": "Dieyan, you go and make dinner, let's have dinner together today." .”

When Dieyan heard this, the worries that had been entangled in her heart for many days quietly dissipated. She loosened her frowning brows and said softly: "Okay, what do you want to eat, girl?"

"Whatever." Wei Ying responded casually, and gently closed her eyes.

Dieyan bent down and gave a salute, and smiled softly: "Yes, I'm going to cook now, girl, wait a moment."

(End of this chapter)