Rebirth: Ruyi goes crazy in the harem

"In this case, Qi Ru, no matter what method you use, I must protect the dragon fetus in Concubine Cheng's belly."

The emperor's seemingly light-hearted words actually determined Concubine Cheng's fate.

The eternal problem of protecting the elders or the younger ones seems to have never been a problem for the royal family.

All people cared about was the royal heir in Concubine Cheng's belly, and no one cared about Concubine Cheng, who was lying on the couch with her cheeks soaked with sweat and in great pain.

Concubine Cheng was already almost exhausted from the pain.

Her face seemed three times paler than the snow-white bed curtains, and her whole body looked as if her soul was about to be pulled out, dry and weak.

Seeing Doctor Qi coming in, Concubine Cheng's face regained some vitality and hope, "Doctor Qi... Did the Emperor... Did the Emperor ask you to save me and... my child?"

Doctor Qi couldn't bear to dash Concubine Cheng's last hope, so he nodded vaguely and put a slice of ginseng into Concubine Cheng's mouth.

"Don't worry, Madam Chengfei. I have already written a new prescription and the medicine is being boiled. Once Madam Chengfei drinks the medicine, everything will be fine."

After hearing what Doctor Qi said, Concubine Cheng felt relieved.

She was already dizzy from the prolonged pain, and she didn't hear what the emperor just said outside.

In addition, Doctor Qi was sent by the Queen Mother, and Concubine Cheng believed that she still had value, so the Queen Mother would certainly do her best to protect her.

So, Concubine Cheng took the palace maid's hand without any precautions and drank the bitter medicine in one breath. As expected, she felt the pain in her body was relieved a lot.

Soon, the dragon fetus was successfully induced. The little prince's cry was very weak, but Concubine Cheng looked at him with joy.

She really gave birth to a prince, and her future finally had a plan.

But the emperor only took one look at the ugly, wrinkled appearance of the little prince and didn't even hug him.

Wei Yanwan looked at the little prince who was still in the cradle with his eyes closed, with an ambiguous look in her eyes.

This Concubine Cheng was truly blessed, as she actually gave birth to a prince.

However, even if the little prince was born, it would be useless because he would soon continue his mother-son relationship with his vicious mother in the underworld.

Wei Yanwan gently stroked her chest, looking kind and relieved, "Thank God, the little prince was finally born safely.

"The young prince has survived such a great disaster, so he must have good fortune in the future. I congratulate the emperor."

The emperor simply nodded and let the wet nurse take the child away.

"This is my tenth prince. Fujia, take the tenth prince to the Cining Palace and show him to the Empress Dowager tomorrow morning."

With the little prince in hand, Fujia no longer cared much about what would happen to Concubine Cheng in the future.

If Concubine Cheng had managed to survive, with the prince in her hands, there would be no need to worry that Concubine Cheng would not listen to the Empress Dowager.

If Concubine Cheng unfortunately passed away, the little prince would be without his biological mother and would grow up by the side of the Empress Dowager, and would certainly be very close to her.

"When the Queen Mother wakes up and sees the young prince, she will be very happy. I will take my leave."

Fujia was very happy and left with the little prince without even looking back. She didn't even look at Concubine Cheng who had just given birth and was weak and unconscious.

Before the Emperor left, he did not forget to instruct Imperial Physician Bao, "As for Concubine Cheng, Imperial Physician Bao will continue to take care of her."

This is a tricky job.

Doctor Bao was a little embarrassed. He looked at Doctor Qi, then at the emperor, "Your Majesty, Concubine Cheng's body is ..."

The emperor was impatient to meddle in other people's business and waved his hand, "Just do your best, I won't blame you.

Jinzhong, you stay here too. If Concubine Cheng has anything to say, remember to report to me."

Wei Yanwan gave Jinzhong a look, then coquettishly advised the emperor to go back and rest as soon as possible to avoid being too tired at the morning court the next day.

The emperor did not refuse. Seeing that Hai Lan was also very tired, he told everyone to disperse. Then he quickly took Wei Yanwan away from Jingyang Palace.

For a moment, the originally bustling Jingyang Palace was left with only the sleeping Concubine Cheng, and the Imperial Physician Bao and Jinzhong, who were standing guard in the outer room with something in mind, except for Ning Xiangying and the palace maids who were huddled in the side hall pretending to be asleep.

The more Concubine Cheng slept, the colder she felt.

In order to dilute the bloody smell in the palace, the palace servants lit a lot of calming incense.

However, because the windows and doors were closed, the aroma lingering in the hall was mixed with the strong smell of blood and the damp sweat from the woman who had just given birth, forming a strange and unpleasant smell.

Concubine Cheng was restless and had nightmares one after another.

Sometimes she dreamed of a woman whose face she couldn't see clearly, demanding her life. Sometimes she dreamed of a tiny baby with a bloody mouth on its face, asking her why she didn't want him.

When Concubine Cheng woke up with a start, the morning light was just beginning to appear in the sky, and the sky was filled with colorful clouds, as if it was a very sunny day.

But Concubine Cheng felt that everything she saw was gray and dark.

Concubine Cheng wanted to get up, but the tearing pain in her lower body rushed straight to her nerves, making her unable to move at all.

When the palace maid on night watch saw that she had woken up, she hurriedly brought a cushion for Concubine Cheng to lean on and sit up, and then brought some medicine for her to drink.

Concubine Cheng finally realized that something was wrong, and she overturned the medicine bowl and tried to utter a faint scolding.

"What is this? Why did I have redness after drinking it? Did you, my slut, poison me?"

The medicine bowl fell to the ground, and the tiny pieces of porcelain splashed all over the ground like water drops falling on the mud. The little palace maid sobbed in grievance, which made Concubine Cheng even more restless.

Doctor Bao and Jinzhong entered the room upon hearing the noise, and saw Concubine Cheng lying on the bed, pointing at the little palace maid and glaring at her.

"Empress Cheng, you just gave birth, don't be angry." Doctor Bao waved his hand to signal the little palace maid to go out, and then stood aside, refusing to get close to Empress Cheng.

There was no one around, and Concubine Cheng was too lazy to pretend anymore. She narrowed her eyes and said unhappily, "Why is it you?

Didn’t Doctor Qi say that your skills were not good enough? Why didn’t you get punished and instead dared to serve me?

Doctor Qi? Didn’t the Queen Mother assign him to treat me? I want to see Doctor Qi! "

Doctor Bao replied calmly, "I am only following the orders of the Emperor. As for the Empress Dowager and Doctor Qi, I don't know."

Concubine Cheng was furious. "Doctor Bao, you..."

A warm current suddenly surged out from under her body, followed by an unpleasant smell of blood that spread everywhere.

Concubine Cheng felt that all her strength had disappeared, and her limbs gradually became cold and stiff.

"You...what did you do to me? Why is my health not getting better?

Doctor Bao, you are so bold, are you going to disobey the imperial decree and not take good care of me, but instead murder the concubine?"

Doctor Bao lowered his eyes and said calmly, "I have never dared to disobey the emperor's order. I will do whatever the emperor tells me to do."

Concubine Cheng looked puzzled, Jinzhong curled his lips, folded his hands, and said disdainfully, "Why did Concubine Cheng scare Doctor Bao?

If I were to say, it was you who murdered the concubines, not anyone else, wasn't it?"