Rebirth of the Abandoned Concubine: The Poison Goddess Doctor

Chapter 157 I am not a good-tempered emperor
After Yingchu scolded the two younger brothers, he took the eldest son's hand and let a drop of the spiritual spring seep into his skin.Otherwise, after returning to the palace, the imperial physician will see that if he is seriously injured, both Yu'er and Qinghe will be unable to eat and walk around.

The eldest son of the emperor shook his hand away after being touched by her, and soon felt that his body didn't hurt much. He was a little proud, thinking that he must be in good health, and he was fine after those few blows.

"Father," the eldest son of the emperor said to Emperor Ming, "they have committed crimes below, and my son will punish them for their crimes!"

"Sister, he did it first," Hua Yu also complained to Yingchu, "We were beaten so badly by him, we didn't fight back much!"

Yingchu thought, it's not that you didn't fight back much, it's that you couldn't fight back at all.Although the eldest son of the emperor is only seven years old, he has practiced martial arts since he was a child, so he is naturally better than Hua Yu who has only studied for more than half a year.Qinghe would not fight with others easily, he must have seen Hua Yu being beaten before going up to help.

Sure enough, the eldest son of the emperor sneered: "You two together, you can't beat me, and you still have the face to say it!"

Hua Yu's face turned red from embarrassment and anger.

"Qinghe, why are you fighting?" Yingchu asked.

Qinghe said: "There was a poisonous snake coiled in the grass in the backyard. The young master almost stepped on it. Yu'er pushed him and knocked him down. The young master was angry and beat him without any explanation. We were forced to fight back."

The eldest son of the emperor snorted: "It's just a snake, how can I be afraid of it? Who told you to meddle in your own business and dare to push me!"

"You are so unreasonable!" Hua Yu said angrily, "I was kind enough to save you, that is a Tugong snake, if it bites you, your leg will be disabled, and you will die in no time!"

"Then you shouldn't have pushed me." The eldest son of the emperor was even angrier than him. "You pushed me into the mud. I didn't kill you. I already showed mercy!"

"I didn't do it on purpose!" Hua Yu shouted, "Didn't you just smear all the mud on me!"

The corners of the eyes of the onlookers twitched, no wonder they could vaguely smell a strange smell, which turned out to be from them.

Emperor Ming reprimanded: "Go down and take a bath!" He dared to dangle in front of him even though he was stained with dirt.

Qinghe pulled Hua Yu away, who looked like a fighting cock, and the eldest son of the emperor also walked in another direction angrily.

Yingchu said: "The emperor forgives the sin, but the brother-in-law is also out of a desire to save others, and he did not know the real identity of the prince, so he offended."

"You just said not long ago that there is no rule, and you will be punished if you make a mistake." Emperor Ming said, "Why did the matter fall to your brother, and this sentence doesn't count?"

"If you commit a crime knowingly, you will naturally be punished," Yingchu said, "But those who don't know it are not guilty, and besides, my younger brother saved the prince, and the merit outweighs the demerit."

Emperor Ming said: "Before the incident happened, how did you know that Cheng Yu would definitely be bitten by that poisonous snake? It's not certain whether Hua Yu will save someone, but it's true that he offended the prince."

Yingchu was speechless, if the emperor insisted on playing tricks like this, who could ask him to reason?
Emperor Ming raised one corner of his lips: "Why, you can't answer, you eloquent girl?"

"How does the emperor plan to deal with his younger brother?" Yingchu asked.

Emperor Ming said: "Offending the prince is naturally a death penalty."

"Even if my younger brother is wrong, the crime will not lead to death." Yingchu said.

Emperor Ming said: "Whether it is a capital crime or not, I have the final say."

Yingchu stared at him intently for a moment, then suddenly picked up the teacup and poured it at Emperor Ming.

Emperor Ming instinctively moved away sideways, his face suddenly sank: "What are you doing?"

Yingchu smiled slightly: "Why should the emperor be angry? The emperor has not been spilled by this cup of tea. According to the emperor, the courtier's daughter is not considered offensive."

"You are quite courageous," Ming Emperor said with a dangerous expression on his face, "Aren't you afraid that I will kill you in a fit of anger?"

"Of course my courtiers are afraid," Yingchu said, "but doesn't the emperor want my courtiers to answer? This is the courtier's answer. The emperor will not kill you in anger just because your courtiers have told the truth, right?"

Emperor Ming sneered, and suddenly reached out to pinch Yingchu's chin, and stared at her condescendingly: "You are wrong, I have never been a good-tempered emperor!"

Yingchu knew that provoking the emperor was extremely dangerous, but he had to do it. Emperor Ming was moody, and might really execute Hua Yu and Qinghe, not to mention the two of them, even the entire Huajunhou Mansion was like ants in the eyes of the emperor.

Yingchu's expression was fearful, aggrieved, and a little bit stubborn, just right to show awe of the emperor and minimize the level of provocation.

"Since the emperor feels that what the courtier's daughter did just now is wrong, it means that the emperor also agrees that the brother-in-law saved the prince. Then the courtier is willing to be punished by the emperor!"

Emperor Ming said: "You girl, after talking about it, you have involved me in it. It turns out that you want to be punished on behalf of those two scorpions."

"Please forgive me, Your Majesty," Yingchu said.

On one side is the person who actually saved the emperor's eldest son, and on the other side is Yingchu who intentionally offended him. Under normal circumstances, if the emperor must punish her, he should punish her.

Yingchu thought well, Emperor Ming had no interest in Hua Yu and Qing He at all, and deliberately made things difficult for her.But she defended her two younger brothers in such a way that Emperor Ming refused to let her go.

"What if I don't show mercy?" Emperor Ming tightened his fingers viciously, and looked at the bright red finger marks on Yingchu's fair face with admiration, "Not only will I kill those two Lizi, but I will also let you do the same." receive punishment."

Ying Chu frowned in pain, she felt that the emperor must hate her very much in his heart, she had this feeling from the first time they met.Even when the emperor smiled at her, there was always a chill of unknown meaning.

Yingchu simply put away the weak expression on his face, and looked straight into his eyes without hesitation: "Please think twice, the empress dowager still needs the help of my courtiers. If there is any mistake between the courtiers and their family, the empress dowager may I'm going to have another headache."

"Are you threatening me?" Emperor Ming narrowed his eyes.

Yingchu said with a smile: "I dare not, my daughter is just stating the truth."

The Empress Dowager always favored Prince Chen, while the Empress Dowager wholeheartedly supported the Emperor. She did not believe that the Emperor would put the Empress Dowager's safety at risk because of her being a small person.

Emperor Ming stared at her for a moment, then suddenly laughed: "It's obviously a fox, but it's pretending to be a house cat, and it really is your true face, I think it's more pleasing to the eye."

"Thank you, Your Majesty, for your compliment." Yingchu accepted it calmly.

Emperor Ming approached her, and stared fiercely into her eyes: "Your calculation is wrong, there is nothing in this world that can become my weakness!"

"But the emperor has always been filial, hasn't he?" Yingchu's eyes were unwavering, "The emperor is a real dragon, so naturally he has no weaknesses, only those who are willing to spend a little time protecting them. Isn't the empress dowager that kind?"

"Speaking eloquently, I have wronged you," Emperor Ming let out a low laugh from deep in his throat, "I was actually a little moved by your persuasion."

(End of this chapter)