Rebirth: Marry a General instead of a Prince

At the same time, there was peace and joy in the palace.

After a while, the emperor and empress arrived, followed by a group of concubines.

As everyone knelt, the emperor and empress took their seats. The current emperor, Emperor Renxiao, said, "Stand up," and everyone stood up.

Renxiao said with joy, "Our Dali has won many battles, thanks to the contributions of General Bai and General Xie. They are in the south and north, protecting our Dali. General Xie has returned to the capital, and General Bai is still on his way. When General Bai returns, I will reward them together."

All the ministers knelt down in agreement, congratulating the emperor on having such a good general, and wishing that God would bless the Dali Dynasty.

Emperor Renxiao showed a look of relief on his face, but then his expression became serious: "My dear ministers, the plague is still raging in Liuzhou. Do you have any solution?"

The ministers looked at each other in bewilderment. The plague in Liuzhou had been going on for more than half a month, but no one had come up with a good solution, and even a prescription for treatment could not be found.

When Wei Zheng, the head of the Imperial Medical Bureau, heard this, he broke out in a cold sweat and dared not even breathe.

Seeing that no one among the ministers answered, the Emperor Renxiao showed anger on his face, "Did the Dali Dynasty keep some idle people? The plague has been raging for more than half a month, and not a single day has given me advice. What do you do for a living?"

Seeing the emperor's rage, the ministers knelt down one after another and said, "Your Majesty, calm down."

Emperor Renxiao's face became even angrier. "The people are in dire straits right now. How can you ask me to calm down?"

At this time, the Prime Minister Li Yu saluted and said, "Your Majesty, I think the most urgent thing is to send someone to Liuzhou to comfort the victims on behalf of our royal family and help them in the same boat."

Emperor Renxiao's expression eased a little: "The Prime Minister is right. Who among the ministers is willing to go to Liuzhou to comfort the people and provide disaster relief on my behalf?"

There was complete silence in the hall for a moment.

Seeing that Emperor Renxiao was getting angrier and angrier, Qi Zeyi quickly asked for permission, "Your Highness is willing to share your worries."

The Third Prince, Prince Chen Qi Zexu, who was standing beside him, was the strongest rival to Qi Zeyi in the competition for the throne. He clenched his hands secretly and looked at his grandfather, the Imperial Tutor Zhao Shouxin, who shook his head slightly.

The King of Qi immediately understood that this was a warning to prevent him from acting rashly.

Emperor Renxiao thought for a moment and said, "Okay, you are indeed my good son. I will immediately send another team of doctors from the Imperial Hospital to accompany you to Liuzhou. We must control this plague."

"Your son will respectfully follow your father's instructions and will not disgrace your majesty's orders."

The Prince of Chen standing aside had a look of disdain in his eyes.

At this moment, a powerful voice sounded, "Your Majesty, I have something to say."

Emperor Renxiao looked up and saw that it was Bai Qiuze, the son of General Weiyuan Bai Tingxuan. He summoned him to the palace today and wanted to reward him. Thinking of this, Emperor Renxiao looked at General Yunhui Xie Yunsong, and seeing that Xie Yunsong's face was indifferent, he retracted his gaze.

Emperor Renxiao spoke up, "Deputy General Bai, please speak."

Bai Qiuze spoke in a neither humble nor arrogant manner: "I, your humble servant, and my father, drove out the southern barbarians in the southern border and won a great victory. Your humble servant's father ordered you to return to the capital first. After you returned to the capital, your humble servant's sister became a disciple of Master Qingyi, who is not only skilled in martial arts, but also well versed in medicine. When the master heard that the plague was raging in Liuzhou, he was afraid that the people would be harmed, so he wrote a prescription for your sister. When you returned to the capital yesterday, your sister gave you the prescription. You took the prescription to the Imperial Hospital and asked Dr. Sun Baichuan of the Imperial Hospital to look at the prescription. Dr. Sun said that this prescription could be tried. I dare to meet your majesty today and present this prescription to you."

Emperor Renxiao was delighted when he heard this. "Good, good, good. As expected, they are the children of General Weiyuan. They have solved my urgent problem."

"My fellow doctors, please come forward and check whether Deputy General Bai's prescription is really effective."

After hearing this, all the doctors in the Imperial Hospital came forward to check and then knelt down, "Congratulations, Your Majesty. This is a prescription from heaven. It will definitely solve Liuzhou's urgent needs."

"Okay, okay, God bless me, Dali. Liuzhou is in chaos now. The King of Yan is not a military commander, so I will send General Xie Yunsong of Yunhui to Liuzhou immediately. Deputy General Bai has made great contributions by offering the medicine prescription, so I will appoint you as General Guanying and follow Yunhui to Liuzhou to quell the chaos in Liuzhou."

Bai Qiuze heard this and said, "Your humble servant will obey the emperor's order."

Xie Yunsong still had a cold look on his face. He accepted the order and left.

Qi Zeyi on the other side clenched his fists, trying hard to suppress the anger in his heart. Master Qingyi, this old man, remained indifferent to his repeated attempts to recruit him. He was really refusing to accept the toast.

Qi Zeyi thought angrily in his heart; Master Qingyi, he refused to submit to me, but now he is openly against me. He would rather give the prescription to Bai Zhiyuan than help me. And Bai Zhiyuan, as her fiancée, refused to give the prescription to him, but gave it to Bai Qiuze. Good, very good, since you are unkind, don't blame me for being unjust. "