After wearing the book, Ben Gong lay down all the way to win

Chapter 587 Antidote (2)

Bao Wenxian nodded again: "I've tried it, how dare I give it to my mother for the medicine I haven't tried?"

"At the beginning, the empress ordered Weichen to prepare the antidote. In order to better analyze the properties of the medicine, Weichen took a portion of the ghost powder from the empress. After returning, Weichen sprinkled part of the medicinal powder on a male rabbit. For a while, the male rabbit was obsessed with the first female rabbit it saw, and stuck together every day, and couldn't be separated."

"After Weichen developed the antidote, he experimented with this male rabbit. Now the male rabbit has recovered its normal sanity. Not only is it no longer obsessed with the female rabbit, but it is a bit disgusting, and it always stays away from the female rabbit. of."

Linglong breathed a sigh of relief and said, "That's good. The medicinal power of Guimixinqiaosan is very overbearing. You must prepare a qualified antidote to relieve it. Otherwise, it will not be effective and will cause terrible side effects."

Mother Rong hurriedly said: "Your Majesty, now that the antidote is out, shouldn't it be time to get rid of the emperor's obsession?"

Linglong said coldly: "It should be lifted, otherwise that bitch Shuifei would be too proud."

Mother Rong said: "Li Yu is the chief eunuch with the most face in front of the imperial court, let him handle this matter."

Linglong shook her head resolutely: "No, Guimixinqiao powder is domineering in nature, and the antidote is also domineering. People who have been poisoned by this medicine will wake up immediately once they come into contact with the antidote. If you ask Li Yu to mix the antidote into the tea, your majesty If you recover too quickly, you will think that there is a problem with the tea, and then suspect Li Yu, Li Yu is a pawn carefully arranged by the Queen Mother, who has helped us inquire about information over the years, so we can't hurt him because of this."

Grandma Rong hurriedly asked: "Then what is the empress going to do?"

Linglong thought for a while, then suddenly smiled and said: "Yes, in half a month, it will be the anniversary of the death of the emperor's biological father, King Qing. I still miss my late father, so every year, the emperor will bring my palace, the prince, and a few favored concubines to make a grand prayer for salvation in Baohua Hall. The ceremony is very cumbersome , one of which is sprinkling holy water, we can play around with the holy water."

Mother Rong hesitated and said, "It is indeed a safe way to play tricks on the holy water, but the holy water is exposed to the outside world, so the effect will not be as good as drinking tea directly?"

Linglong smiled slightly and said: "That won't be the case. Bengong said that the antidote is domineering and penetrates all parts of the body. As long as it comes into contact with people who are fascinated by ghosts, they will immediately recover. At that time... Huh Humph!"

In the twinkling of an eye, the 20th anniversary of the death of the late King Qing came, and the emperor brought the imperial concubine, Linglong, the prince and princess, and several favored concubines to Baohua Hall to pray for his salvation.

Baohua Hall is located in the Zhaofu Gate behind Yuhua Pavilion. It is a Buddhist hall dedicated to Sakyamuni Buddha in the Buddhist hall area of ​​the main hall of the Qing Palace. It faces south from the north, with three rooms wide and one deep. The mountain-style roof and the back eaves directly embrace a building, which echoes the Zhongzheng Hall with the north front eaves protruding from the building, forming a north-south symmetrical pattern.

In the main hall, there is a square copper-plated niche, in which a golden Buddha Sakyamuni is enshrined, bronze statues of Guanyin Bodhisattva and Amitabha Buddha are placed on the table in front of the niche, and Buddha statues and offering vessels are also displayed on the table along the east and west walls. It is the main place for daily Buddhist activities and large-scale sacrificial activities in the harem.

(End of this chapter)