After His Majesty was reborn, the poor little girl in his previous life was spoiled to death

Just as Chu Zheng was struggling with his dilemma, an old monk with a thin and handsome appearance stepped forward and bowed: "Prince Rui, please allow me to have a look."

He quickly turned Miss Lin in his arms to make it easier for the Zen master to move: "Thank you, Master."

Fa Jing smiled and said, "It's okay. Since you are in my temple, it is my job."

He was a person from the outside world, so naturally he didn't have many scruples between men and women in the mortal world. Fa Jing carefully felt Lin Ruozhen's pulse, and then opened her eyelids to look at her: "This female donor was greatly stimulated for a while, and her qi was disordered, and the blood rushed to her orifices. It's not serious, she will be fine after a while."

He saw that Lin Ruozhen had a handkerchief stuffed in his mouth and praised him, "Your Highness handled it properly. Although this kind of patient is not in danger of death, he can easily bite his tongue and choke on blood during a convulsion, or suffocate to death."

As he spoke, he took out an earth-white sniffing bottle from his bosom, unscrewed the stopper, and found an inch-long golden needle embedded inside, which he inserted into Lin Ruozhan's Shui Gou, Nei Guan, Tai Chong and other acupuncture points in turn.

Ning Er saw that he was calm and composed, so she couldn't help but relax as well. She asked Chu Huan in a low voice, "Who is this master? He's really amazing."

Chu Huan smiled and said, "This is Master Fajing, the abbot of Chengguo Temple. He is also an old friend of mine who I have known for many years."

Ning Er exclaimed softly, "So he is the Master Abbot."

"Well," Chu Huan explained to her in a low voice, "I wanted to bring you to Chengguo Temple to see him."

With Ling Wei's arrival, Ning Er seemed to have forgotten her previous anxiety and tension. Looking at Lin Ruozhen, whose face gradually turned red, she asked Chu Huan: "Why did you come here at this time?"

Chu Huan smiled and said, "Knowing you were coming, I came of course. I could have arrived an hour earlier, but something happened after the morning court session and delayed me, so I'm late."

He felt a little regretful. This delay almost put Ning'er in trouble. He apologized, "I won't do it next time. I should have arranged it in advance."

Ning'er couldn't understand why Ling Wei apologized to her again. She was concerned about: "Then you haven't had lunch yet? How can this be? Are you starving?"

"Have you used it?" Chu Huan asked her back, "It's lunch time now, but you're running around outside with that girl from the Lin family."

Ning Er immediately thought of the outstanding cheese dish, but unfortunately she only had time to eat half of it: "I ate it, but I didn't finish it."

She secretly glanced at the uneasy Prince Rui, and whispered to Chu Huan: "Will he see you coming out like this?"

Chu Huan didn't know whether to laugh or cry: "Why, am I so ashamed to be seen?"

Ning Er said angrily, "You know that's not what I meant. I mean, what if he sees us? It won't be good if the news gets out."

"So that's what you're worried about," Chu Huan smiled and touched Ning'er's head, "Does he dare to gossip about me outside? What's more, from the current situation, it seems that he is more afraid of people knowing."

It has to be said that Chu Huan's eyesight was extremely sharp. He could tell at a glance that there was something wrong with Chu Zheng's awkward attitude towards Lin Ruochan.

Ning'er hesitated, not knowing whether she should tell Lingwei the inside story.

Logically, this is a private matter between girls and should not be told to others, but they were caught by Chu Huan and had his help, so even if they wanted to hide it, they might not be able to do so.

She said in confusion: "Lingwei, you don't know, this matter is really... I don't know how to explain it."

"I don't know what to say, so I won't say it." Chu Huan was so smart that he understood her thoughts and was reluctant to make things difficult for her.

He said softly: "This matter has nothing to do with you, why bother worrying about these foolish people?"

Lu Kui's intelligence had already been presented to his desk. He knew that the Left Censor-in-Chief Lin Shiqi was going to discuss a marriage with the Rui Wang Mansion, and he also knew that the marriage partners were the eldest daughter of the Lin family and the second son of the Chu family.

But it is definitely not the one in front of him, Prince Chu Zheng, who married Shi Junsheng’s second daughter last year.

There were undercurrents going on here, and he could guess most of it without Ning'er saying anything.

But Ning Er sighed softly: "No matter what, I promised Sister Lin to accompany her today."

At the beginning, a big part of the reason why she agreed to Lin Ruozhan's "unwelcome request" was actually because she mistakenly thought Chu Huan was the second son of Prince Rui.

But who would have known that after all the twists and turns, her misunderstanding was resolved, but in the end, fate played such a big joke on Lin Ruochan.

Chu Huan said sympathetically, "You've done very well." He said bluntly without any reservation, "If you weren't here, I wouldn't have looked at her more than once, and I wouldn't have let Master Fa Jing get involved in these mundane affairs."

Ning Er glanced at Chu Zheng again: "If I had known this would happen, I should have stopped her from coming out."

Chu Huan made a rare, somewhat sarcastic remark: "If a person wants to die, even gods can hardly save him, let alone Ning'er. If you don't believe me, just wait and see."

As he said this, he ordered the eunuchs serving behind him: "Go, help the prince to support the girl, and ask Chu Zheng to come over."

Wu Shilu hurriedly accepted Lin Ruozhen's order and urged Chu Zheng, "My Lord, why don't you go over there quickly? His Majesty is waiting for you."

Chu Zheng's heart suddenly became tense. This was the first time in his limited twenty years of life that he had to face the emperor alone.

He tried his best to hide his inner uneasiness and saluted the emperor as calmly and respectfully as possible: "Chu Zheng greets His Majesty, long live His Majesty."

"Get up." Emperor Zhaoyuan said indifferently, "raise your head."

Chu Zheng had no choice but to do as he was told. He lowered his eyes as much as he could to avoid accidentally offending the emperor with his gaze, but this posture gave him the illusion that he was seen through by the emperor.

Emperor Zhaoyuan asked directly: "What is your relationship with the eldest daughter of the Lin family?"

This question was as simple as a sharp knife, piercing straight into his soft spot.

Chu Zheng was stunned for a few breaths before he said with difficulty: "I, your servant, had an old relationship with her several years ago."

The emperor continued to ask: "Then why did you two meet in Chengguo Temple today?"

Chu Zheng whispered, "Your Majesty, my mother has invited Madam Lin to pay homage today. I am here to accompany my second brother."

Emperor Zhaoyuan nodded: "There must be a reason for the two families to meet. I think men should get married when they are old enough, and Princess Rui is also after Chu Yue's marriage."

Chu Zheng bowed and said, "That's right, Your Majesty is wise."

But at this moment, Chu Huan looked at him with a half-smile and asked a sharp and embarrassing question: "If it's for Chu Yue, why did you two meet in private?"

"Could it be that you have a secret affair with her?"

Chu Zheng was struck by lightning when he heard this. He fell to his knees and kowtowed, saying, "Chu Zheng dare not! This is absolutely not the case. I hope Your Majesty will understand!"