The identity of the direct son - Xu I's prosperous world

Ji Heng felt cold all over his body and felt nauseous, but he had lost his appetite recently, and he didn't eat much, so he couldn't vomit, but it was very uncomfortable. The emperor was very flustered, and he hugged Ji Heng to the seat beside him for him to vomit. Sitting, while Liu Sheng outside heard the emperor's call, he quickly opened the door and came in.

The emperor gently caressed Ji Heng's chest, and said to Liu Sheng, "Have someone send the imperial physician over. Come quickly and serve him."

Liu Sheng saw Ji Heng's pale face, half tilted on the chair and kept nauseated, so he ran out quickly and asked a guard to fetch the imperial physician, and after a moment of thought, he added, "Please invite Weng imperial physician Weng Zisu. "

The guards led away, and Liu Sheng hurried into the room again. The relationship between the emperor and Ji Heng was too ambiguous, and Liu Sheng even gave Ji Heng medicine once on his own initiative, and the emperor injured Ji Heng to the point of bleeding With so much blood, it was thanks to Ji Heng's perseverance that he went home by himself, but he was also sick for a few days later, so Liu Sheng felt a little guilty towards Ji Heng.

Therefore, the relationship between the emperor and Ji Heng is not easy for too many people to see, so Liu Sheng didn't let others into the house, but just ran around serving tea and spittoons for Ji Heng, while the emperor was Not caring about the emperor's prestige at all, he almost knelt on the ground and wiped the cold sweat on Ji Heng's forehead with a towel.

Ji Heng finally stopped the feeling of nausea, thinking that he was so angry just now that his anger surged up, and the weather was so hot, he probably suffered from heatstroke.

He no longer wanted to talk to the emperor, so he turned his face away, not letting the emperor wipe his sweat away.

Liu Sheng watched the interaction and awkwardness between these two people as if he didn't see anything. Seeing that Ji Heng was no longer nauseated, he put down the spittoon, washed his hands, and gave Ji Heng the tea again. , Ji Heng took it and rinsed his mouth, because his whole body was weak, when he was about to return the teacup to Liu Sheng, his hands trembled slightly.

The emperor quickly held his hand, and Liu Sheng also took the teacup.

Seeing that there was nothing wrong with Ji Heng, Liu Sheng returned everything to its original place and went back to the door.

The emperor looked at Ji Heng worriedly, and said, "It's such a hot day, and you're not in good health, so why come here every day to work on duty, and ask for more leave to rest."

Ji Heng didn't want to respond to him, he just turned his face away blindly, but looked at one side of the window. Outside the window was a small osmanthus tree, but the branches and leaves were dense, and the greenness made Ji Heng feel better physically. He took a few deep breaths lightly.

Ji Heng said, "Your Majesty, let's go."

The emperor said, "I know you are tired of me and don't want to see me. I should have known the interest and left, but I have sent the imperial physician to come. I will wait for the imperial physician to diagnose your illness before leaving."

Ji Heng glanced at him, thinking that it was rare for the emperor to say that he was bored with his words. In fact, the emperor said these words very bitterly. He hoped that Ji Heng would refute him, but Ji Heng was in poor health at this time, and he was very upset. Feeling uncomfortable, I didn't have the mood to appreciate the subtle meaning of the emperor's words, so I just said, "I'm fine, it's just that the summer is hot and I have some heatstroke."

The emperor said, "Even if it's just heatstroke, wait for the imperial doctor to come and see."

After saying that, he got up, went to the teapot on the side and poured a cup of tea for Ji Heng. The tea was provided by the imperial court, so it was not bad.

Ji Heng didn't want to drink it, and always felt that he would feel nauseated after drinking it, but the emperor handed it over, so he had no choice but to take it, and took a couple of sips lightly, only to wet his lips.

Because it was summer, Ji Heng didn't wear much. He was an official uniform of the Hanlin Academy of light material. His hair was tied into the official hat, revealing his slender and white neck. His complexion was much better than the paleness just now, showing a slight There was a little blush, just like the redness reflected by a piece of suet white jade placed on a pink silk cloth.

The emperor was excited just now and was in no mood to think about anything else. Only then did he realize that the lavender fragrance on Ji Heng's body was a faintly bitter orange fragrance. Orange fragrance was not used as lavender fragrance in the palace, probably because it was too common. But the emperor smelled it on Ji Heng, and felt that it was just like his own feelings, so fresh and pleasant, but also so sweet and bitter.

The emperor didn't want to quarrel with Ji Heng anymore, for fear that he would feel uncomfortable because of his excitement, but he didn't want to leave either, so he just stood there, and after seeing that Ji Heng was fine, he even picked up Ji Heng's manuscript and looked at it, There were few manuscripts written by Ji Heng, but there were many papers for scribbling and scribbling, enough for the emperor to read for a while.

The Imperial Hospital is not close to the Lantai Pavilion, so even though Imperial Doctor Weng came trotting all the way with the guards, it took some time.

When Liu Sheng saw him, he quickly reported to the room, "Your Majesty, Mr. Weng from the Imperial Hospital has arrived."

When the emperor heard it, he said, "Come in."

So Liu Sheng hurriedly led Imperial Physician Weng into the room, Imperial Physician Weng took the consultation box from the doctor boy, walked up to the emperor, first saluted the emperor, then saw Ji Heng sitting on the chair, Asked Ann to him again.

Imperial Physician Weng was very familiar with the ambiguous relationship between Ji Heng and the emperor, so he was not surprised to see Ji Heng sitting at the emperor's station.

The emperor was worried about Ji Heng's health, so he ordered, "Quickly check Junqing's pulse. Just now, he suddenly turned pale, broke out in a cold sweat, and felt weak. He wanted to vomit, but he didn't vomit anything."

Doctor Weng thought it was a symptom of heat stroke, but he was a little surprised because the room was not hot, and he judged from the emperor's words that Ji Heng's body was too weak, so it was easy to get heat stroke when it was hot.

Imperial physicians are always prudent, and every word must be cautious, so he responded to the emperor, put the pulse pillow on the armrest of the chair, and asked Ji Heng to put his wrist, and then he half-kneeled and gave it to the emperor. Ji Heng felt his pulse.

Ji Heng's body has been weak recently, and the thinner he lost some time ago has not grown back much, so his wrists look very slender and too white and greasy. It's a little strange for Dr. Weng to put it on, because Ji Heng's body was very cold before, and it feels like He touched the jade, but this time it was a little warmer, slightly higher than before. He pondered for a while, and the more he checked, the more surprised and confused he was. After comparing and confirming, a lot of judgments flashed in his heart, but his face was just pondering. He took the pulse pillow and put it to Ji Heng's right hand, and then took the pulse of his right hand again.

Physician Weng really felt that Ji Heng's pulse was very strange. He had discovered it before, but he was afraid of making mistakes, so he never dared to speak indiscriminately. This time he pondered for too long, and the emperor suddenly interrupted his meditation. "Why did it take so long to diagnose?"

The language is dissatisfied.

Imperial Physician Weng was startled for a moment, with a complicated look on his face, the emperor asked again, "What's wrong?"

Doctor Weng's lips moved, as if it was difficult to answer, but in the end he just said, "Master Ji just suffered from heatstroke due to the heat, but Lord Ji is weak, and his body is already weak and cold, so it is not suitable to use medicines to reduce heat." , Weichen will scrape the patient’s body for Master Ji.”

Ji Heng thinks this is also the best, he doesn't want to take medicine very much, and for some reason recently, he feels uncomfortable when he smells the medicine. The same is true for those who are used to it. For some reason, they have become more sensitive to drugs and food, and they are very picky.

And I also like the citrus-flavored incense very much, but I always feel dizzy when I smell the other flavors of incense.

However, Ji Heng couldn't tell Doctor Weng about these symptoms at this time, because the emperor was by his side, and he would only make a fuss if he heard it.

Ji Heng rolled up the sleeves of his clothes, revealing a section of snow-white arms. Doctor Weng's consultation box was full of things, probably due to the recent heatstroke, so there was a scraping board. Heng scraping, Ji Heng felt unbearable pain as soon as he was scraped, but fortunately he held back, but his brows furrowed fiercely. Doctor Weng scraped for a while, but he didn't see any Sha, he was even more surprised , then changed the other arm to shave, Ji Heng felt more pain this time, even though he gritted his teeth, he groaned a few times in pain, the emperor saw it and said, "Okay, you are using too much strength."

Imperial Physician Weng had no choice but to stop, seeing Ji Heng's ability to endure pain was very poor, so he had to forget it, Ji Heng felt much better after suffering from pain for a while, so he thanked Imperial Physician Weng.

The emperor was thinking about it. Before Ji Heng said it was heatstroke, he didn't think about anything else. At this time, seeing the doctor Weng taking Ji Heng's pulse, he suddenly realized something.

The emperor had a guess in his mind. The person who had always been calm and frozen, now his heart was beating wildly. He did not annoy him in front of Ji Heng any more. When Doctor Weng resigned, he also and left.

After leaving Jishi Pavilion, Lord Liu was still waiting there, but the emperor walked like the wind and left quickly. He didn't even say a word, so he had to go to the room where Ji Heng was. At this time, Lord Song also went back. The lord's eyes flickered, and he hesitated to speak to Ji Heng, but Ji Heng just smiled at him reluctantly, without explaining.

As for Master Liu, Ji Heng just smiled weakly at him.

The emperor asked Mr. Weng to follow him. Mr. Weng was still speculating about Ji Heng's body. He bowed his head and followed the emperor's imperial chariot all the way to the Qilin Hall.

As soon as the emperor returned, he went directly into the inner room, and then dismissed the palace servants, leaving only Imperial Physician Weng in front of him. The emperor said bluntly, "Weng Aiqing, you took Junqing's pulse just now, please tell me the truth."

Imperial Physician Weng was startled, and quickly knelt down, "I don't dare to misjudge, the truth is heat stroke."

The emperor snorted coldly and said, "You're talking nonsense with your eyes open, do you want someone to drag you out and kill you?"

Doctor Weng felt very strange when he heard the emperor's words, because the emperor's words, which should have been full of anger, were actually spoken softly, as if with a little joy. The bold idea made his body tremble a few times, and then he thought of what the emperor asked him about, the example of the woman in Datong Mansion who had turned into a man, and the emperor asked about some people who were both male and female, and even Come to Kuishui.

Physician Weng only felt a loud buzzing in his brain, and then heard his own voice tremblingly saying, "Master Ji's pulse is actually a happy pulse, which is about two months old."

After he finished speaking, he felt that his heart was going to stop beating and he was going to die directly.

But the emperor gave him a cheer and rescued him. The emperor was so excited that he was even a little nervous, and he kept saying, "I knew it, I knew it would be like this, I have a child, now, I... I want a child Now, I am going to be a father... I knew it... Oh, God, I thank you for your gift, my child..."

The emperor was so ecstatic that he seemed to be going crazy. Doctor Weng raised his head tremblingly and looked at the emperor secretly. He saw that the emperor was blushing and walking up and down the room, his eyes were astonishingly bright, and he found that his hands were trembling just like him. .

After a burst of tinnitus, Imperial Physician Weng came back rationally, thinking that the eldest prince born to Concubine Xu is not the emperor's seed, the emperor said this as if the child was not his.Isn't it true?

Physician Weng was guessing wildly that the mad emperor was so mad that he bumped into a pillar on one side, making him cry out in pain, and then he calmed down.

After calming down, he tried his best to keep his face straight, and ordered Weng Taiyi, "You will take care of Junqing's body in the future, and I will reward you a lot."