Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

"It's the same for everyone. A doctor is a doctor. Your Highness, please move your eyes, up, down, left, and right. Okay."

Fengzi's expression now looked like that of a normal person, with a slightly frowned brow and trying to do two things at once.

Zhang Xin didn't care and rolled her eyes according to Fengzi's instructions.

Fengzi retracted his chin, ignored Zhu Gaochi, and looked at Zhang Xin eagerly.

"Which direction is the most uncomfortable?"

Fengzi asked while observing Zhang Xin's expression.

"It's all the same. Nothing special."

Zhang Xin really couldn't tell anything.

Everything is fine except that I can't see. My eyes don't hurt or itch.

Not much happened during this period. I slept soundly on the swaying boat and didn't feel dizzy at all.

Fengzi then asked many questions about daily life, such as how he slept, how he ate, and even other things. After asking them all, he began to look up at the sky.

"How about it?"

Seeing that Feng Zi's pregnancy seemed to be over, Zhu Gaochi asked hurriedly.

"Can you see where the injury is?"

Fengzi didn't answer, but instead made a request.

"can!"

Before Zhang Xin responded, Zhu Gaochi gave the answer first.

Wanxiu saw that Zhang Xin nodded, then came over to help Zhang Xin undress her hair.

The place where I was hit was the back of my head, but the wound was not big and did not need stitches. It scabbed over in a few days.

No one expected that after the gauze was removed, Zhang Xin would never see again.

The scab has fallen off long ago.

There are only some traces left on the skin at the back of the head, which are barely visible.

Fengzi carefully looked at the back of his head, frowned even more tightly, and said to Zhu Gaochi:

"The Crown Princess's injury isn't serious, but there is indeed blood clots in her brain, which blocks the blood vessels. It will be dead in three to five years. She will die."

"I'm taking medicine now, and the doctor said I'm feeling better than before!"

The man who was helping to hold Zhang Xin's hair became anxious.

"How can the imperial physician's words be accurate? Even if you accidentally catch a cold, he wouldn't dare to pat his chest and say that you will be fine in three days!"

Fengzi rolled her eyes.

"Lao Wen, let him go."

Zhu Gaochi's expectations were suddenly thrown heavily from mid-air to the ground, and he waved his hands weakly.

"I haven't finished yet!"

Fengzi stared at Zhu Gaochi with wide eyes.

"Then why are you panting so loudly? How can I cure it? Tell me now!"

Zhu Gaochi suddenly felt that he was alive again, and stepped forward and grabbed Fengzi's hand.

"Xiu Dao! I just said that when I entered the room!"

Fengzi rolled her eyes again and looked at Zhu Gaochi as if he were an idiot.

"How do I fix it?"

Seeing that Zhu Gaochi was choked and unable to speak, Zhu Zhanyong hurriedly asked.

"Is it going to get better?"

Zhu Gaochi patted his chest and mustered up his courage again. He just wanted results.

"It's cultivation, not cultivation of immortality. There is no such thing as life or death. The Crown Princess has a Buddhist heart, and has been involved in too many worldly disputes. Where there are disputes, there are causes and consequences. Blindness is the lightest punishment. Being able to live longer is also due to causes and consequences."

Fengzi was not happy.

"A great kindness turned out to be the Crown Princess' fault? A good deed was not rewarded?"

Zhu Gaochi understood and was very dissatisfied.

What this means is that Zhang Xin has a heart of Buddha and loves the world very much, but he messed up the cause and effect of others, and therefore suffered a fatal retribution!

Why does this sound so wrong?

"Did anyone say that doing good things will definitely bring good rewards?"

Fengzi asked back with a sneer.

"Karma is a cycle, and retribution is inevitable. Isn't that what it means when good people do good things?"

Zhu Zhanyong really felt that there was a reason why this man was called a madman by the laboratory. What he said was so outrageous.

"That's what the monks say. It's a lie to fool people."

Fengzi's lips were almost turned up to the sky.

"Whether it's Buddhism or Taoism, aren't they all about guiding people to be good? If doing good deeds doesn't bring good rewards, isn't that the opposite of what Tian Gang is?"

Zhu Zhanyong also looked confused.

Yao Guangxiao was Zhu Zhanji's teacher. Although he was old now, he would still give Zhu Zhanji lessons from time to time. Zhu Zhanyong would also attend the lessons.

Yao Guangxiao was well versed in both Taoism and Buddhism, but he would not talk about these two schools specifically.

In Zhu Zhanyong's impression, Yao Guangxiao's statement that kindness was the biggest commonality between the two families.

"Being kind doesn't mean doing good things. Besides, the difference between the two families' kindness is as big as heaven and earth."

Fengzi's tone became a little serious.

"Then please tell me about the difference, Mr. Feng."

Zhu Zhanyong glanced at Zhu Gaochi, and seeing that Zhu Gaochi had no objection, he continued to ask.

"That group of bald donkeys eat vegetarian food and chant Buddha's name to save all living beings in order to achieve perfect merits in the next life. The key point of this sentence is the next life. No matter what you do, it is for the next life, not this life. Taoists never talk about the next life. Living well in this life is enough."

Fengzi doesn't like the monk's way and speaks frankly.

"So, isn't it true that the Taoists are just trying to save themselves?"

Zhu Zhanyong had no preference between Buddhism and Taoism, but when he heard this, he felt that the Taoist tone was quite selfish.

Fengzi raised his eyebrows and wanted to refute. But Zhu Gaochi stopped him in time:

"Let's not talk about Taoism first, let's talk about how to cure the Crown Princess's illness."

"At the very least, he lived in seclusion in the mountains, away from the world and without any feelings between men and women."

When Feng Zi said this, Zhu Gaochi was very upset. Doesn't this mean that Zhang Xin is abandoning her husband and children?

"What about us? My eldest brother, my third brother, and my fat fourth brother."

Zhu Zhanyong asked further.

"You can't see it. Just keep this to serve you until your eyes are healed. With the Crown Princess's physique, she may live for a hundred or two hundred years."

Fengzi raised his finger and pointed, rolling up his sleeves.

"Not even the children?"

Zhang Xin has been listening for a long time. It’s fine to live in seclusion in the mountains, stay away from the world, and not have any romantic feelings, but she hasn’t seen her child. What does she want?

Is it lonely to live alone in the mountains for one or two hundred years?

"No. None of the closest relatives can see him."

Fengzi's answer was concise and to the point.

"When will the eyes be healed?"

Zhang Xin asked again.

"do not know."

Fengzi simply spread his hands.

"..."

Zhang Xin was silent.

"If it's been ten or eight years, can you come back?"

Zhu Gaochi felt that ten or eight years was not a problem and he could wait. He also wanted to follow his father's example and give Zhang Xin a surprise when he crowned her as queen.

"Well, she has entered the Dao, and she won't come back even if you carry her in a sedan chair a hundred times."

Fengzi sneered.

"Isn't it said that the great hermits live in seclusion in the city? Aren't you also living in the secular world?"

Zhu Gaochi felt that Taoism was very contradictory.

"A great hermit hides in the city, but that requires a great hermit. When you are nothing, you still have to honestly find a deep mountain or old forest. As for me, I am alone, and no matter where I go, I will not return. How can there be a worldly thing?"

Fengzi sneered again.

"Okay, Mr. Feng, please go back."

Zhu Gaochi made the decision.

Anyway, this person is in the experimental workshop. They are already on their way to look for Zhang Sanfeng. They will talk about it after they can’t find him.

"Oh."

Fengzi didn't bother to argue and turned around to leave.