Transmigrating into a book: After getting married, I found that the target of the strategy has chang

Gu Changfeng fell ill when he returned home, frightened by the music. He hid in the quilt and shivered, wondering how a good person could become like that. The black blood at the corner of his mouth made him realize belatedly that it seemed to be caused by his tongue being dug out. Shen Mingjue was General Shen's son who was stranded away from home. Even if he went to the battlefield, who would have such a great ability to cut off Shen Mingjue's tongue? Seeing that look, his heart ached as if it had been dug out.

He was so scared that the door was pushed open with a creak.

Zhao Si is a servant who has worked in Prince Yong's mansion for a long time. He is two years younger than Gu Changfeng and has grown up with the prince. After learning that the prince was ill, he immediately invited the old imperial physician from the mansion.

"Prince, Prince, the imperial physician is here..."

Zhao Si was extremely anxious. Seeing that Gu Changfeng was not listening to anyone, he took his hand and asked the old doctor to feel his pulse. The old doctor was a gift from the young emperor to Gu Changfeng after the death of the previous emperor. He was an excellent doctor. He knew that Gu Changfeng was frightened after feeling his pulse. He sighed and asked someone to bring paper and pen to write down the prescription.

Zhao Si: "What's the matter? Why hasn't he woken up yet? Doctor Song, please say something!" Zhao Si was a chatterbox, and he was extremely anxious because the prince was still confused.

"It's nothing serious." The old doctor waved his hand. He was "invited" here by Zhao Si early in the morning, and he was still unconscious!

Zhao Si: "You call this a no-brainer?" His voice suddenly rose, "His eyes were frozen!"

The old doctor had an expression that asked, "Do you know what rigor mortis is?" and casually inserted a silver needle into the sole of Gu Changfeng's foot.

"what!"

Gu Changfeng felt a stinging pain in the soles of his feet, and Shen Mingjue's figure no longer appeared in front of him. He returned to reality from the nightmare.

"Zhao Si? Doctor Song? Why are you here?" When Gu Changfeng woke up, he found himself in a cold sweat. Seeing so many people around him, he realized that it was his hysteria that scared them.

"I'm fine, you all can go back."

After receiving the order, Doctor Song slipped away in the blink of an eye.

Zhao Si wiped the sweat from his forehead and suddenly slapped his forehead, "Look at my memory, Prince, you were sick this morning, and Master Wen is here too, do you want to let him know?"

Gu Changfeng had long forgotten about the bribery by his future wife. After the shock, he was eager to talk to someone and regain some sense of reality.

"Well, call him over."

Zhao Sifeng rushed out in a hurry.

After a while, Wen Heng knocked on Gu Changfeng's door.

"come in."

"Prince." Wen Heng felt a little uncomfortable. He sat next to Gu Changfeng and asked with concern, "I heard that the prince fell ill after going out. Did he eat something unclean?" He had not been in and out of the capital for long, and he was not very familiar with the shops near Prince Yong's Mansion. "The food outside is indeed delicious, but it is not as good as the food in my own mansion."

The owner of Wenyuexian is a famous place in the capital that caters to dignitaries. If people were to say that the things he makes are not clean, he would probably have to jump into the Yellow River to wash off the stigma.

Gu Changfeng just smiled when he heard it, and didn't say much, "Thank you for your kindness. You and I are royal relatives, so there's no need to be polite."

Gu Changfeng's original intention was to thank Wen Heng for coming to visit him, but when the latter heard these words, they no longer meant that.

Wen Heng's already fair face turned even paler. If he had known that the prince was such an easy-going person, why would he have given him those two more banknotes? He really played a good hand of cards badly.