The queen wants to run away every day

Chapter 6 Traditional Chinese Medicine Has Three Bitters

After the men were gathered, Yingyun went to Xianfu Palace in a mighty manner.

The gate of Xianfu Palace was closed tightly, and several empty sedan chairs were parked at the gate, there must have been a lot of people gathered inside.

Yingyun glanced at the little eunuch beside her, seeing that she was quite clever, she asked, "What's your name?"

"Go back to your mother, the slave is called Wu Shun."

"Okay, it's up to you," Ying Yun patted him on the shoulder, and said, "Shout out for Ben Gong, and the voice must be loud enough to shake the heavens and earth to weep ghosts and gods."

"Whoo."

Wu Shun took the order, took a step forward, and shouted loudly: "The empress is here!"

Although the last two words are a bit broken, the deterrent effect is still possible.

Yingyun said approvingly: "Follow me in the future, you will have a bright future."

Wu Shun said happily, "Thank you, Madam."

Standing outside Xianfu Palace, one could faintly hear rustling sounds inside, and after a while, the palace gate opened.

The eunuch and maid greet Yingyun and enter the Xianfu Palace.

As expected, in Concubine Chun's bedroom, she saw several familiar faces.

"Greetings to the empress." Their faces showed timidity.

Yingyun looked them over one by one, and sat down on the heated kang. Concubine Chaochun smiled and said: "The Xianfu Palace of the noble concubine is more lively than the Yikun Palace of my palace."

Concubine Chun smiled awkwardly, and said: "Your sisters heard that my concubine was ill, and they all came to visit one after another. It just happened to be a coincidence."

"It's a coincidence," Yingyun cast her perceptive eyes on them, and said, "Concubine Ling, is your diarrhea okay? Concubine Yi, are you going to get out of bed so soon?"

"..."

Seeing that they bowed their heads and remained silent, Ying Yun said with a light smile: "I heard that the imperial concubine and several younger sisters are ill, so I specially invited Yue Qi, the vice president of the Imperial Hospital, to come to see the doctor. Is there any discomfort for you? Just tell me in detail."

Concubine Ling said vaguely: "Empress Lao is caring, and the concubine feels much better."

"Yue Qi," Ying Yun said, "show the imperial concubine first, and the others line up one by one. You are all people who want to serve the emperor. Although the emperor is not in the palace now, the palace is also there." It's your responsibility to take care of your sisters, isn't it?"

Concubine Chun no longer flirted with Ni, she stretched out her hand for Yue Qi to see a doctor, and said: "Then there will be the imperial physician Lao Yue."

Yue Qi had served the palace for a long time and was cautious. Although he knew that the imperial concubines were pretending to be ill, he did not expose it face-to-face. He only said some innocuous words and wrote a few prescriptions, which were nothing more than some nourishing herbs. .

Yingyun smiled vainly, and said: "Physician Yue is a master of Xinglin, sisters, don't worry, the disease will be cured by the medicine."

Everyone once again thanked the queen for her kindness.

After some courtesies, Yingyun brought everyone out of Xianfu Palace and stopped at the entrance of the palace.

Yingyun looked at Yue Qi, and said: "I heard that there are three kinds of bitterness in traditional Chinese medicine, Coptis chinensis, Akebia and gentian grass, isn't it?"

Yue Qi replied respectfully: "There is indeed such a saying, but these three flavors are not the most bitter. The most bitter is flavescens."

Yingyun nodded lightly, and said again: "Can these medicines be added to the prescription you just prescribed?"

Yue Qi said: "Except for the Mu Tong flavor, the other flavors all have the effect of clearing away heat and dampness, and adding it to the prescription, there is nothing wrong with it."

Yingyun glanced back at the hall, a smile appeared on the corner of her mouth, and said, "Then add it in."

"Hey..." Yue Qi gasped, although these flavors were not poisonous, they were bitter enough to make one's stomach sick.

(End of this chapter)