The Return of An Lingrong in Legend of Zhen Huan

Because of Hongxu, the emperor often came to Jingren Palace to coax the child. Hongxu hugged his father and kept shouting for his mother.

The crying sounded like needles, piercing the emperor's heart again and again. He wondered if he had cried like this when Empress Xiaoyiren brought him to him.

The Queen saw that the Emperor often came to her place because of the child, and she couldn't help but think that adopting the child was a very wise decision. It would be better if the Emperor didn't ask for the child to be returned to An Lingrong every time he came.

The Queen thought that it was not a good idea for the Seventh Prince to keep crying like this. She thought that a child of his age would only cry for two or three days or seven or eight days at most. After all, they were all in the same palace and were familiar with each other.

But the queen overlooked that if it was an ordinary concubine's child, it would indeed stop making trouble after seven or eight days at most. After all, the children were raised by wet nurses, and no matter where they went, the wet nurses would follow them, and they could feel at ease with the wet nurses around.

But Hongxu was a child raised by An Lingrong herself, and she had a deep affection for him. Hongxu cried for a whole month, almost all day long, and he even refused to eat in the first few days.

When the child came, he was chubby and very cute. After a month, he lost a lot of weight and his chin became a little pointed.

After all, the Seventh Prince was the Queen Mother's favorite grandson, which made her feel very distressed. She scolded the Queen several times. After she came back, the Queen asked Jianqiu to make a bowl of tranquilizer and feed it to the Seventh Prince.

The Seventh Prince was tired of crying at that time, so the Queen brought the child to her and fed him some tranquilizers. After a while, the child fell into a deep sleep.

From then on, whenever the child cried, the Queen would hold him and feed him sedatives. The effect was immediate. The crying sounds that had been heard in Jingren Palace for a month finally stopped.

The Seventh Prince finally calmed down, and the Emperor finally dared to see An Lingrong. When he heard An Lingrong say that she had not seen the child for a month, he took the initiative to bring An Lingrong to Jingren Palace to see the child.

An Lingrong quickly knelt down to express her gratitude.

But after arriving at Jingren Palace, Jianqiu said that the Seventh Prince had just gone to bed and it was inconvenient for him to see An Lingrong.

"Impossible, Hongxu absolutely cannot sleep at this time." Then she turned around and pulled the emperor's sleeve and said: "Your Majesty, I know Hongxu. Hongxu absolutely cannot sleep at this time."

"Okay, Concubine Rou and I will go in quietly to take a look, and we will make sure we don't wake up the Seventh Prince." With that, the Emperor pulled An Lingrong into Jingren Palace. Jianqiu quickly turned around to tell the Queen.

In Jingren Palace, An Lingrong looked at the little person sleeping soundly on the bed from a distance. She knew very well that the child could not be sleeping at this time. So she wanted to go forward to check, but was stopped by the Queen's people.

The Emperor was about to say something when the Queen arrived. She mentioned the Empress Dowager in a few words. The Emperor had no choice but to take An Lingrong and leave Jingren Palace.

After all, it was the emperor who asked An Lingrong to leave, so no matter how reluctant she was, she had to leave with the emperor.

But who knew that something would happen in the evening.

In the evening, Imperial Physician Zhang, the director of the Imperial Medical Bureau, came to Jingren Palace in a hurry, followed by several imperial physicians in charge of obstetrics and gynecology.

Hongxu was the only child in Jingren Palace. When An Lingrong found out about this, she rushed to Jingren Palace. The Emperor and the Empress Dowager were there.

After An Lingrong entered, she was pulled by Baoyu, and she came to her senses and hurriedly paid her respects to the emperor, the queen mother, and the queen. Then, she hurriedly asked the imperial physician what happened to the child.

Hongxu kept coughing in the room, and the queen just said that the child accidentally choked while eating: "Today's dinner, I added some shrimps to the Seventh Prince. Maybe it was too delicious, and he choked when he ate it too quickly."

An Lingrong suddenly turned around and stared at the Queen with murderous intent in her eyes. She knew very well that Hongxu would never eat shrimps and would not eat them. He would get a rash if he ate shrimps. Hongxu himself knew this, so he would never take the initiative to ask for meals or snacks with shrimps.

But...if you expose your child's allergies like this, it's inevitable that someone with ulterior motives will take advantage of it later.

"Your Majesty, I beg you to let me go and see Hongxu, just see him, just take a look."

The emperor was hesitating to speak when the queen mother said, "You'll be sad if you go in and take a look, so you'd better not go."

After a while, Doctor Zhang came out and said that the Seventh Prince was fine. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

The Queen Mother also got up and left, and before leaving asked An Lingrong to go back early. When the Emperor saw that his mother said so, he had no choice but to get up and return to the Palace of Tranquil Longevity, and did not dare to go to see An Lingrong.

After everyone left, the queen sat on her chair and was furious. She punished all the palace maids who had gossiped that evening.

The real reason why the Seventh Prince was choking and coughing was that in the evening, he heard several palace maids saying that Concubine Rou had come at noon today, but the Seventh Prince was asleep at the time and did not see it.

When the Seventh Prince heard this, he thought it was a serious matter and started crying. The Queen held him and fed him sedatives as usual, but the child choked because he cried so hard.

The two-and-a-half-year-old child's face turned red from choking, and the queen saw that patting his back did not relieve the pain, so she had to call the imperial physician.