Don't mess with the stupid concubine

Chapter 245 The Concubine Only Wants the Emperor 5
Fulin Palace.

The two maids who were guarding the gate saw Sima Chu's figure from a distance, their eyes lit up, and they shouted excitedly: "The emperor is here, the emperor is here, hurry up, tell your empress that the emperor is coming to our Fulin Palace! "

When all the maids of Fulin Palace heard about it, they all ran out and knelt down to greet him: "Your Majesty, slaves, see the Emperor, long live, long live, long live!"

Sima Chu didn't bother to talk to them, he just said, "Where is Concubine Xin? Lead the way!"

"Yes, Your Majesty, please come with your servant..."

Soon, Sima Chu followed the maid into Fulin Palace.

As soon as he walked to Concubine Xin's door, he found the old doctor kneeling beside him, with a toolbox beside him. Maybe it was because he was a little older, but he seemed a bit overwhelmed.

"Old doctor, why are you kneeling here?"

The old imperial doctor turned his head to look, and immediately cheered up and said: "I will see the emperor."

"Flat body."

"Thank you, Your Majesty." After the old doctor got up, he said helplessly, "Your Majesty, I learned that Concubine Xin is seriously ill, so I came here for treatment, but Madam only asked me to check her condition, but she didn't let me treat you with needles." ..."

"Does it have to be needled? What's going on?"

"Returning to the emperor, Concubine Xin is suffering from heart paralysis. This disease is mostly caused by overwork and depression. Prescribing medicine can only protect her vitality, but if you want to unblock the blood vessels, you must apply acupuncture at the acupoints. It can be unblocked, but if it takes a long time, it may lead to myocardial infarction, and the consequences will be disastrous..."

After hearing this, Sima Chu immediately opened the door and entered the room: "Xin'er, what's the matter with you? Why don't you let the imperial physician treat you with acupuncture?"

After entering, she found that Li Xin'er was leaning on the bed, looked at him weakly, and said: "Your Majesty, my concubine... I have seen the Emperor..."

As she said that, Li Xin'er, who was pale, wanted to get out of bed to meet the king.

Who knew that as soon as his feet hit the ground, the whole person fell down.

"Xin'er!" Sima Chu stepped forward two quick steps, supported her, then carefully picked her up, and gently put her on the bed.

"Your Majesty, you finally came to see my concubine..." Li Xin'er stretched out her hands tremblingly to caress Sima Chu's face and said, "This concubine thought that I would never see you again..."

As she spoke, Li Xin'er's teardrops began to fall straight down.

"Xin'er, why are you so stupid? Paralyzed heart disease is not a terminal illness. As long as the imperial doctor administers acupuncture, it will recover soon. Why are you?"

"No!" Li Xin'er hugged Sima Chu suddenly and cried: "So what if the imperial doctor heals him? Healing is also a white cure. The concubine just wants to see the emperor every day. If the emperor is gone, the concubine will not be able to find him at all." to the courage to continue living..."

"Xin'er, what kind of stupid words are you talking about? Isn't this good? How could it be gone?"

Li Xin'er suddenly stopped crying, but the tears still kept falling: "Your Majesty, do you not want Xin'er anymore?"

"Xin'er...why do you ask this question? How could I..."

"You are obviously..." Li Xin'er said with a heart full of grievances: "Because only newcomers laugh, who knows that old people cry, Xin'er has completely become a thing of the past in the emperor's heart, and now in the eyes of the emperor, there is only Fu Caiyi, Yes or no?"

"Alas..." Sima Chu couldn't help sighing, "Xin'er, the truth is..."

But Li Xin'er immediately interrupted: "Don't comfort me, Your Majesty, last night you held a feast for the officials in Fengming Palace and tried your best to make up for Fu Caiyi to please her. We all know that only the concubine is kept in the dark... You are tired of even inviting the concubine to a wedding, you must really hate the concubine..."

(End of this chapter)