Quick Wear: Lu Ming She Has Many Children and Blessings

As other princes entered the court one after another, their ambitions grew. As sons of the emperor, how were they inferior to others in civil and military affairs?

What's more, these princes are ambitious and eager to go further.

The death of the crown prince marked the beginning of the battle for the throne.

At first the old emperor chose to sit on the sidelines and wait for the situation to evolve. Gradually, it got out of control, and everyone's stupid brains started to fight back. The capable ones all died, and the incapable ones all ran away.

At this point, you frame me today and I frame you tomorrow, and the old emperor is busy exiling these disobedient ministers every day.

The struggle in the court intensified and affected the common people, causing war throughout the Great Zhou Dynasty. The people were living in misery and rebel kings in various places rose up in rebellion.

The troubled times have officially arrived, and the struggle for hegemony in the troubled times that is set off in fictional political intrigues has also begun.

In other words, at this point in time, we don’t even know where the important characters in the book were born or gone, so of course they could just be a group of babies.

As for her, although she did not die, it was not a good thing either. Two people were poisoned together, and the prince was dead. How could she still survive?

It would be impossible for the Queen alone to keep her alive, not to mention the recent death of the Crown Prince. The other princes would probably be unable to sit still either.

The cause of the prince's death in the original book was very vague. In the end, it was found out that it was done by foreigners. Look at this, can you believe it?

Could an ordinary person kill the prince so quietly? How could a little fake prince like her deal with that?

Moreover, it won't be long before the succession struggle. For a small fry like her, it goes without saying that she will be the best candidate to take the scapegoat and pass the buck.

She had just entered the small world and didn't want to be left alone like this!

The most urgent thing is to run away quickly!

Run as far as you can and never wade into this muddy water.

He must stay alive. After determining the direction, Lu Ming continued to lie down.

In less than half a quarter of an hour, several young eunuchs hurried in with the imperial physician.

Surprisingly, the emperor of the Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Jian'an, was also accompanying them.

Emperor Jian'an came here today, feeling somewhat guilty.

As an emperor, he was busy with government affairs every day and had many children. Naturally, his attention to his other sons was limited except for the crown prince.

Those who have favored mothers, capable families and outstanding abilities will naturally be favored by him; while those princes who have no mothers or have mediocre qualifications naturally do not care much.

Emperor Jian'an's impression of the nineteenth prince mainly came from the academic examinations in the Shangshufang.

He remembered that the child had a pretty face, was introverted, didn't like to talk, and had average academic performance, with nothing outstanding about him.

Therefore, Emperor Jian'an always believed that he was not capable of taking on important tasks, and in the future he could at most be given a remote fiefdom and allowed to live a contented life as a wealthy man.

However, even so, he was also the child of Emperor Jian'an, the blood of the royal family. Now that he and the crown prince had met with an unexpected accident, the matter had caused a sensation, and Emperor Jian'an came to see it in person.

When he stepped into this side hall, he couldn't help but be surprised to find that Xiao Nineteen actually lived in such a remote palace, and the furnishings in the room looked old and outdated.

This made his sense of guilt even stronger.

The prince had passed away, and Emperor Jian'an was in great grief. He walked to Lu Ming's bedside and saw Lu Ming lying on the bed, his face pale and his breath weak, as if he would die in the next moment. He was afraid that this little Nineteen would also die like the prince.

Emperor Jian'an couldn't help but ask, "Nineteen, how do you feel now?"

Lu Ming is feeling better now. Apart from the stomach discomfort, he also feels some body aches. He no longer feels the pain, probably because of the effect of the toxin. His body is weak and he has no strength.

Lu Ming opened his eyes slightly, looked at Emperor Jian'an in front of him, and said in a hoarse voice: "Father, am I going to die?"

There was endless attachment in her eyes and tears rolled down her eyes. This sentence was like a sharp knife piercing into Emperor Jian'an's heart, and his guilt and grief reached its peak.

Lu Ming continued, "It's okay, Father. I am already very satisfied to be able to see you before I die."

Emperor Jian'an, who was standing half a meter away from the bed, could no longer bear it. He strode to Lu Ming's bed and sat down, comforting him with red and swollen eyes: "Nineteen, father will not let anything happen to you!"

At this moment, Fu Bao's voice rang in Lu Ming's mind: "Host, your pulse has been modified."

Hearing this voice, Lu Ming's tense nerves finally relaxed, but in the eyes of Emperor Jian'an, this scene was as if his son had let go of his worries after seeing him and was ready to die calmly.

He turned around hastily, his eyes fell on Doctor Li who was following closely behind him, and he urgently ordered: "Doctor Li, hurry up, take a look at Nineteen."

Doctor Li did not dare to delay. He lowered his head, walked hurriedly to the bed, carefully took Lu Ming's pulse, and began to diagnose carefully.

As time went by, his expression gradually became solemn. He secretly looked up at Lu Ming's slightly pale face and the traces of vomited blood on the bedding that had not yet been cleaned up, and he already had the answer in his mind.

He withdrew his hand and said respectfully to Emperor Jian'an: "Your Majesty, although the Nineteenth Prince has taken the antidote and eliminated most of the toxins, his life is not in danger for the time being. However, the toxins have damaged his foundation and may affect his lifespan and offspring. The Nineteenth Prince should rest in a warm place so that he can slowly recover..."

Lu Ming's lips trembled twice. If she hadn't known that this imperial physician was brought by Emperor Jian'an, she would have thought he was a friendly army. This was too awesome.

Although his words were euphemistic, his meaning was very clear: the Nineteenth Prince would have a short life, be childless, and could only recuperate in a warm place.

Isn't this useless?

Hearing the words of the imperial physician, Lu Ming's eyes slid down another line of tears, and her face became paler. She looked at Emperor Jian'an in despair, her voice filled with endless pain: "It's all because of my weak body that I can't help my brother, the crown prince. I would rather give him the chance to live..."

Emperor Jian'an looked at her painful expression and felt a surge of guilt in his heart.

He sighed softly and comforted her gently, "Don't talk nonsense. You are all my children, and I don't want to lose any of you. Just focus on recuperating and don't worry about other things."

He paused, then continued, "I will send someone to invite the top doctors from the Imperial Hospital to come and treat you. When I return, I will also personally select a suitable place for you to recuperate."

The people who came with Emperor Jian'an had different thoughts in their minds, and they secretly guessed what Emperor Jian'an meant. Was he going to send the Nineteenth Prince to a fiefdom?

Although they felt that a short-lived, childless prince would be of no use even if he was favored by the emperor, they did not show any sign of abnormality on the surface.

After Emperor Jian'an said a few more words of comfort, he stood up and left.

After Emperor Jian'an left, Lu Ming used the excuse that he needed to rest and sent away everyone around him.