After rebirth, the empress was spoiled by the emperor's uncle like a little girl

Although there is a good prescription, the medicinal materials are hard to find.

Just nine words, Shi Xi's tears wet the secret letter, blurring the ink of the medicinal herb's name.

When the words came to Abao's lips, he found it difficult to speak.

After a long silence, Shi Xi's expression gradually dimmed: "I want to see Princess Xuan."

Hearing this, Abao was really confused: "Why do you want to meet?"

After all, Princess Xuan and Shi Xi went from being the prospective mother-in-law and daughter-in-law to being the wife and concubine of King Xuan.

This relationship is so awkward, embarrassing, and embarrassing.

Logically speaking, Shi Xi should stay away from Princess Xuan.

However, Shi Xi held the secret letter tighter, and said helplessly: "The burning rhinoceros grass in the prescription is hidden in the Shi family's private vault."

The Shi family is the maiden family of Princess Xuan and the maternal grandfather’s family of Xuan Changdu.

King Xuan married Shi Xi and deposed the crown prince. These ferocious and foolish actions were a fundamental slap in the face of the Shi family.

If this is the case, according to common sense, the Shi family would certainly not be willing to save his life.

Thinking of this, Abao sighed silently: The world is unpredictable.

At the beginning, when Shi Xi was determined to take revenge on King Xuan at any cost, he certainly didn't expect that the life-saving things of his two brothers were actually controlled by King Xuan's wife.

In the silence, Shi Xi looked desperate.

A Bao tried to comfort Shi Xi, saying that Princess Xuan was not the kind of person who would stand by and watch someone die without helping.

The door of the tea room suddenly opened slightly, and it was the little white cat that pushed it open.

Meow, meow, the little white cat stumbled over happily, and Po picked it up in his arms and rubbed its furry little head.

But when he looked up, Princess Xuan arrived and the tea room suddenly became silent.

When she saw Shi Xi, Princess Xuan's smile froze a little.

In the awkward silence, A Bao's mind raced as he tried to smooth things over.

Princess Xuan had been through a lot, so she sat down with a smile on her face as usual, "I haven't congratulated Miss Shi Xi yet, but in such a short time she has won over Concubine Jiang who has been favored by her for many years. You are really amazing."

Hearing this, Shi Xi looked at A Bao pleadingly.

A Bao once again lamented the complicated relationship between Shi Xi and Princess Xuan.

But even for the sake of the Meng villagers, she had to ask Princess Xuan for help.

However, if she asked Princess Xuan for burning rhinoceros grass directly in front of Shi Xi, she was worried that Princess Xuan would feel forced or even betrayed.

Shi Xi was caught off guard and knelt heavily on the ground: "I have deceived King Xuan, provoked the relationship between King Xuan and his son, and challenged your position as the mistress of the Princess Xuan. I am a commoner who has committed a serious sin. I am willing to die to atone for my sins."

After saying this, Shi Xi kowtowed three times to Princess Xuan, who had a look of shock on her face.

"Please ask Princess Xuan to persuade the head of the Shi family to borrow the burning rhinoceros grass to save my brother."

The sound of the kowtow was so loud that it hit Abao's heart.

She looked at Princess Xuan silently, her mind racing, and she was about to explain for Shi Xi.

Princess Xuan had regained her composure. She signaled the old nanny to help Shi Xi up with her eyes, "The current dire situation is all due to old grudges. It's not your fault."

She knew that Shi Xi was not a good person, and King Xuan had other plans for marrying Shi Xi.

And this hatred and resentment can only be resolved by death.

As early as more than ten years ago, Shi Yunji had planted the seeds of evil herself.

She had no evidence to accuse Shi Yunji of doing anything wrong, she just hoped that her only son Xuan Changdu would be safe.

After a moment of silence, Princess Xuan looked at Abao kindly, "Your Highness, since you left Master Shi on the ship to recuperate for many days, you must have made up your mind to save him. Saving a life is a good deed, and I am naturally willing to help Your Highness fulfill your wish."

These words were said in a very tactful and spiritual way.

Shi Xi knew that Princess Xuan agreed because of Princess Abao's face.

And Abao was grateful for the help from Princess Xuan.

But now that things have come to this, Po has to take responsibility.

However, Shi Xi, although still doubting whether Princess Xuan's promise to help was out of selfishness or good intentions, finally had a glimmer of hope to cure Meng Guanjing.

Later in the evening, when we left, we were in the cabin on the third floor.

A Bao accompanied Shi Xi to meet the unconscious Shi Zejing and Meng Guanjing.

Shi Xi sat beside the bed and said goodbye to the two brothers who were unconscious: "This life has been difficult, but I am lucky to have met the two brothers who have protected me for ten years."

"In the next life, if possible, Ah Xi still wants to be the younger sister of my two brothers."

At this moment, Meng Guanjing, who was lying on the bed, moved his eyelids slightly.

A Bao said: "I'll take out the golden needle and wake him up." At least the brother and sister can see each other for the last time.

However, Shi Xi shook her head and said, "No need to disturb him. My brother has had trouble sleeping for many years. Thanks to your care, he can finally sleep peacefully."

Upon hearing this, A Bao felt even more distressed.

So, Shishixi took out a piece of silk handkerchief and begged, "Please do me one last favor, Princess. After I die, please give this silk handkerchief to Prince Xuan."

At this moment, A Bao stroked the goose yellow wisteria that was as velvety and warm as gold on Jinpa's fingertips.

Although I had my doubts, I still couldn't refuse.

The night after the two met, Shi Xi started bleeding from all seven orifices and died tragically in pain.

When the news of his death came, the bowl of soup in Po's hand fell to the ground.

Broken porcelain scattered everywhere and hot soup splashed onto her ankles, causing her to groan in pain.