After rebirth, the empress was spoiled by the emperor's uncle like a little girl

As soon as Abao returned to the East Palace, he fell ill.

The illness came like a mountain. Abao had a high fever, felt chilly, and had nightmares one after another.

The scenes in the nightmare were that Pei Guichen, as the founding ancestor of Tiansheng, personally marked the location of the Tiansheng Imperial Mausoleum, which was across the river from the royal mausoleum of Daqi for hundreds of years.

As for the first Tiansheng Imperial Mausoleum, it was the Tiansheng Taizu Mausoleum that began to be built on the day Pei Guichen ascended the throne.

The day when Tiansheng Taizu Mausoleum was completed was also the day when her soul dissipated.

Pei Guichen sat in front of her tombstone, and finally ordered people to reopen her mausoleum.

Even though she was the last emperor of Daqi, she was also buried in the imperial mausoleum, and she had her own dignity as the Empress Xuanyuan.

Pei Guichen reopened her mausoleum and secretly moved her bronze coffin away, but buried her in a small area in the mausoleum of his Tiansheng Taizu, without a name or surname.

A Bao really couldn't see through Pei Guichen.

He buried her alive, but placed her coffin in his imperial mausoleum. Isn't Pei Guichen afraid that she would become a ghost but would not let him go?

Before Abao could figure it out, she woke up.

Concubine Wen was beside the bed, her eyes red from crying. When she saw her wake up, she immediately held her hand and said, "Buddha bless you! Buddha bless you!"

But A Bao felt that her waking up was thanks to the old doctor Zhang.

The two injections the old doctor gave her in the temples were so painful that she had to wake up.

Hongxiu quickly brought in the prepared medicine.

After taking the medicine and drinking some chicken porridge, A Bao finally felt better.

Upon questioning, it turned out that she had slept in a daze for almost a whole day and night, which even alarmed the old emperor, who came to see her twice.

Ah Bao asked hoarsely, "Where is Uncle Feng Ran?"

Hong Xiu wet a handkerchief and wiped A Bao's forehead while answering, "When Prince Feng Ran first came back, he ran into Concubine Wen and never set foot in the East Palace again."

"After that, King Feng Ran has been guarding the Imperial Medical Office. Every time I accompanied the old doctor back to the Imperial Medical Office to get medicine, King Feng Ran would carefully inquire about your condition."

Hong Xiu praised: "King Feng Ran also specifically instructed me that if His Highness wakes up, I must send a little palace maid to the Imperial Medical Bureau to tell him."

A Bao didn't expect that King Feng Ran was not afraid of the old emperor, and was not even afraid of death. With his unruly appearance, he was actually afraid of Concubine Wen.

But she changed her mind and realized that although her mother looked gentle, she was actually very tough.

Even she was afraid, let alone Xuanyuan Fengran.

A Bao laughed, "Did you send anyone?"

"They sent them out early in the morning." Hong Xiu took the medicine bowl that A Bao handed over, "King Feng Ran asked the little palace maid to tell His Highness to rest well and not to get out of bed."

A Bao reached out and grabbed the cotton tiger that Xuanyuan Fengran gave him, and hugged it in his arms, pinching the tiger's chubby face hard.

She wanted to get out of bed, but she was unable to do so.

I'm so tired, it hurts so much, oooo...

"How is Uncle Feng Ran's injury?"

"I don't know about this." Hong Xiu consoled him, "Your Highness, you don't have to worry too much. King Feng Ran is staying in the Imperial Medical Bureau, and the things he has the most are medicine and imperial doctors."

A Bao thought about it and decided to stop worrying about it.

Hong Xiu, on the other hand, was relieved and sighed, "Fortunately, the arrow missed the target and only pierced your shoulder blade, but did not injure your vital parts."

But Abao was not happy at all.

Qi Niang showed no mercy when she shot the arrow from her sleeve, because she really wanted her to die.

She was not seriously injured, but by mistake, she did not want Xuanyuan Fengran to get injured while blocking the arrow for her, so she pushed him away with all her strength, which accidentally caused her to miss the sleeve arrow.

But now, lying on the bed in the warm inner hall of the East Palace, Abao was finally afraid.

It’s better to take fewer risks in the future.

Another day passed, and Concubine Wen was always with him, so Abao had no choice but to obey.

She would follow all the medical instructions given by Old Doctor Zhang.

But the arrow wound was not serious, and excessive bleeding could also hurt people, not to mention that Abao had caught a cold after falling into the river. After two days of recuperation, Abao's face was still pale.

The old emperor came to see her several times, showing his love for his daughter.

In order to make the old emperor feel pity for her and have a kind heart, Concubine Wen asked the old doctor Zhang to wrap Abao's arrow wound with thick gauze to make the injury look particularly tragic.

Especially the wound on Abao's forehead caused by the old emperor hitting it with an inkstone. Concubine Wen asked Doctor Zhang to just apply medicine powder without bandaging it.

So, the old emperor looked at her wound with blood and flesh turned outward and fell silent for a rare time.