Use a substitute on your wedding night to scatter the ashes of your entire family

Without waiting for Ou Jianglin to answer, Qiao Zhenzhen tilted her head and asked, "Hey, Grandfather, all those people on the ground died of poison, so how come there was no poison on the arrow shot at His Highness the Ninth Prince?"

Qiao Shun raised his beard and said, "It's not that there is no poison. It's just that the poison in this person's body is several times stronger than the poison on this arrow. It has been completely neutralized."

Ou Jianglin grabbed Qiao Shun's hand tightly, his body trembling: "You, what did you say? Your Highness, he, he has two kinds of poison? How could it be, how could it be, shouldn't it be just one, just one."

Qiao Shun snorted coldly: "The two poisons in his body are both very powerful. He is currently in a state of balance. It seems to be fine, but when this balance is broken, death will not be far away."

Ou Jianglin kowtowed three times: "You are a miracle doctor, Doctor Qiao, please save my prince, please save him. As long as my prince is safe, I am willing to die immediately."

Qiao Shun glared at Ou Jianglin with his big eyes: "Why would I want to kill you? Hurry up and tell me what kind of poison he was in. There is no time to check it slowly. The sooner you know, the better. There is an arrow stuck in his chest!"

"No, to be honest with Divine Doctor Qiao, my Ninth Prince was taken away by human traffickers when he was young, and was later captured by King Heng of Northern Jin. He was poisoned with a poison that controls the secret guards. What kind of poison is it? I, I don't know either."

Qiao Shun's hands slumped, "That's it. What about the other one? Oh, forget it. It's useless to ask you. You don't even know that he has two kinds of poison in his body."

At this time, Cui Jingyu, who had been quietly standing aside, suddenly said, "It was the Hundred Plant Grass. Three months ago, he ate a grain of the Hundred Plant Grass."

Several people looked at him.

Ou Jianglin blurted out: "How do you know?"

Cui Jingyu said impatiently: "Oh, come on, come on, what's the point of talking about this now? Anyway, hurry up. Old man Qiao, do you know how to pull out the arrow? If you can't, let me do it."

Cui Jingyu rolled up his sleeves and got to work.

Seeing Cui Jingyu was about to take action, Ou Jianglin said anxiously, "This is a matter of life and death! Didn't Young Lord Cui see that the arrow was piercing his heart? How can you rashly pull out the arrow? You must ask Divine Doctor Qiao to check first to see if it is pierced in the heart! If that happens, you will not be able to bear the consequences."

Qiao Shun raised his beard and curled the corners of his mouth, thinking that he was a loyal person.

Cui Jingyu sneered at him, "His heart is on the right side, and the arrow is on the left side. At most, his internal organs are injured. How can it be a surprise? Old man Qiao, since you already knew it, you should hurry up."

Several people looked at him.

Ou Jianglin was surprised at first, but when he saw Qiao Shun pursed his lips and nodded, he was ecstatic, and then confused. How did Cui Jingyu know that his master's heart was on the right side?

Even he didn't know when his master had such a good relationship with the devilish Lord Cui Xiaohou, and even told him such a secret thing.

Cui Jingyu felt guilty: "Why are you all looking at me like that? Hurry up, I'm almost bleeding out."

Three months ago, he had just been reborn and returned. He knew that day was the wedding day of that woman Li Shuangwan and Ling Heng, and that on that day Ling Heng would use a secret guard to replace him to consummate the marriage with her.

He only found out about this secret guard in his previous life when Shengjing City was breached by Gu Xingyan. It turned out that he was the ninth prince of Daliang. At that time, he was already the new emperor of Daliang.

He had no time to stop her, so he could only throw the priceless hundred herbs passed down from his ancestors into her bridal chamber. On the one hand, it could cure the aphrodisiac incense that bastard Ling Heng had put on him, and on the other hand, it might also be effective against the poison of the secret guards on his body.

In her previous life, Li Shuangwan looked down on him and didn't want to marry him, but he didn't care. After all, when that girl was in the northwest, she was like a man, fighting with a bunch of rough guys in the military camp every day, so he didn't have to marry her.

Later, he returned to Shengjing and heard that she had fallen in love with Ling Heng and married him.

Well, no matter how unfavored Ling Heng is by Emperor Jingzhang, he is still a prince, and he really can't compare with him.

However, he never expected that when he returned to Beijing with the general and his wife the following year, the woman he saw was completely different from the woman who rode a fast horse, galloped wildly, and laughed loudly on the northwest grasslands.

At that time, she was five months pregnant. Her eyes and heart were all about Ling Heng. She smiled with her lips pursed, without showing her teeth. She looked like a lady from a noble family, cut from the same mold as most of the girls from wealthy families in Shengjing City.

He thought, if this is what she likes, then it's fine.

However, no one would have expected that ten years later, Ling Heng's fangs would be exposed, and he would raise his butcher knife against the General's Mansion that had guarded the northwest for decades.

Overnight, the General's Mansion was accused of treason and treason.

Li Shuangwan came to beg him, kneeling in front of him: "Young Marquis Cui, you know that my father could never have colluded with the enemy and betrayed the country. He was loyal to the emperor and Northern Jin. My Li family has been stationed on the border for decades and has never had second thoughts. Your Jing'an Marquis family is also in the northwest. You have been friends with us for many years and know my father best. I beg Young Marquis Cui to testify for my father and clear his grievances."

But what could he do? A knife was pointed at his back, and his parents and hundreds of relatives were also surrounded in the mansion by the imperial guards. Li Shuangwan had been in the harem for too long and was now banished to the cold palace. No one told her this.

Ling Heng asked him to meet Li Shuangwan with the intention of humiliating him.

He looked down at the woman kneeling in front of him and said coldly, "Empress, there are witnesses and evidence. His Majesty has issued the decree. I dare not question it. I'm sorry, Empress, I can't do anything."

He had to protect himself first before he could collect evidence, vindicate the General's Mansion, and force Ling Heng to release them.

It can also protect his parents and clansmen.

If they can delay it for a while, they can have more peace.

Collaboration with the enemy and treason was a major case and it was impossible to try it without several months, so he left the city that day and rushed to the northwest. He wanted to bring back evidence and witnesses that General Li had been framed.

But he underestimated Ling Heng's shamelessness. Not long after the so-called crime of treason was determined, he ordered Ling Shijiang to lead the imperial guards to raid the General's Mansion. All 381 people were killed, and no one survived.

Yes, not long after he ascended the throne, Zheng Xinjiang's position as the commander of the imperial guards was taken away, and Ling Shijiang was made the commander of the imperial guards.

Anyway, everyone who knew about the royal scandal was silenced, and Ling Shijiang was only charged with a minor crime and imprisoned in the palace.

When he got the evidence back from the northwest and rushed all the way back to Shengjing, what he saw was the blazing fire in the cold palace.

He rushed into the towering mansion of the past, and what he saw was the "pillar of the nation" lying on the side, broken into several pieces. The word "pillar" was stained with black blood, and there was no trace of the original vigorous handwriting.

There was dried black blood everywhere, in the grass, beside the rockery, by the pond, and in the side rooms.