Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

   Chapter 392

   "It hurts."

   "Ask Lang Zhong to prescribe medicine for you, pain reliever."

   "Then you can't eat too much."

   "When you're well, Dad will agree to whatever you want. You must take good care of it and don't move your legs." Every time Jiang Ruobai came, he always asked.

   I was afraid that my daughter would not be able to lie down and her legs would not be well maintained.

   Jiang Ning could only agree.

   Jiang Ning remembered something and asked, "Uncle, when will King Yu come out of Dali Temple?"

   "When the prince is retired, King Yu will come out. Don't worry, King Yu won't suffer much in Dali Temple, and I will let the imperial doctor take care of it."

   "An imperial physician?" Jiang Ning was surprised, "Why do you want an imperial physician?"

   The brothers looked at each other.

  Jiang Ruobai smiled and said, "It's nothing major, King Yu was injured a little on the way back."

   "Where was the injury? Why was it injured?" Jiang Ning asked.

   "It seems to be an arm injury. It's not very serious, but the skin is traumatized." Jiang Mubai explained, "King Yu encountered an ambush on his way back. Fortunately, he had his own soldiers to protect him. Even so, it was a heavy loss."

   Jiang Ning recalled seeing Li Hongyuan in the secret room of the East Palace.

   He looked a little tired and didn't think much of it at the time.

   Now that I think about it, it should be due to continuous rushing, fighting and injuries.

   Jiang Ning was a little silent.

"Seven girls, don't worry, the eldest uncle will find the best doctor for you and give him the best medicine." Jiang Mubai comforted her, "With so many adults in the family, you can still make your young couple suffer this grievance in vain. You just wait to be the crown princess."

  Jiang Ning smiled and said, "If I can't be the crown princess, I'll ask my uncle to ask for it."

   Seeing her pretty and gentle face, Jiang Mubai gave birth to an old father mentality of "give it, give everything you want".

After the    brothers left, they began to work wholeheartedly on the abolition of the prince.

   They used their respective networks to shake out all the bad things that the prince did, so that the people all over the world knew that the prince Li Jixian was a shameless person.

   Dare to remember his younger brother and wife while his younger brother is not at home.

   was beaten by the furious King Yu.

  Whether the folks or the nobles, are most interested in this kind of back house gossip, and it is the fastest to spread. Chongguan is angry, and others are thinking about their daughter-in-law. If they can bear this, are they still men?

   These are the only things that everyone talks about. As for the details of the prince's injury, no one cares whether he is seriously injured or not.

   Everyone praised that King Yu was bloody.

   For the sake of his own woman, dare to go against the prince.

   Even if he was sent to Dali Temple, he would not hesitate.

and many more? !

  King Yu was sent to Dali Temple?

  The people all complained for King Yu.

  Why can't you be angry when your daughter-in-law is bullied? Should you be locked up when you're out of breath?

  The people denounced the prince, and they fought against the prince.

   Soon, the officials and censors also wrote letters, complaining that the prince was unbearable in the past.

   When the public opinion reached its peak, Jiang Ruobai instructed several of his students who were censors to propose the abolition of the prince at the great court meeting.

  The emperor's expression was stunned at first, then angry, and finally sad and lost.

   "I have high hopes for the prince, and I want to give him a chance. Besides, he injured his leg, and he can't stand up again in the future. How can I bear it? You have to force me to abolish the prince?"

   At this time, the Shaoqing of Dali Temple came out and showed evidence that the prince had formed a party for personal gain, enriched his personal pockets, and was greedy for money for disaster relief.

   (end of this chapter)