The eldest princess is obsessed with rebellion, but there are six male protagonists

After Concubine Hui finished talking about the beautiful woman, she started talking about another thing:

“There is one more thing. In addition to asking for grace for himself, the King of Pingliang also wants to ask for grace for the King of Qingyang.

After the wedding last year, Prince Qingyang has not returned to Beijing, so this time Prince Qingyang also wants to bring Princess Qingyang back to Beijing to offer sacrifices to the ancestors and present the jade disc. "

Su Fengyi smiled:

“Interesting, Prince Qingyang is Prince Pingliang’s biological brother. Last year, Prince Pingliang and Qiao Gui were having a hot relationship. With Qiao Gui’s connection, he didn’t even ask for mercy for his brother.

It's been a year, and he still hasn't found his own way. Now he remembers that he has a younger brother, and he has to bring his younger brother along."

In the original book, King Pingliang came to power through rebellion, which was ultimately suspected to be illegitimate, so one must be wary of anyone who might copy his old ways.

He was particularly wary of those vassal kings, including his own younger brother, Prince Qingyang.

What's more, there was a dozen years' age difference between Prince Pingliang and Prince Qingyang. When Prince Qingyang was growing up in the palace, Prince Pingliang had left the palace to become a fiefdom. The two had never lived together and their relationship was not deep.

Therefore, the King of Pingliang insisted on taking the King of Qingyang with him, which meant that there must be something strange about the King of Qingyang.

Concubine Hui held her belly, frowned, and looked a little uncomfortable. She asked Su Fengyi:

"Your Highness, how should I respond to the matter that the King of Pingliang has entrusted to me?"

Su Fengyi looked at the pool of water that suddenly appeared under Concubine Hui, and hurriedly stood up to support her, saying:

"If they want to come, let them come, put them under our noses, and see what they want to do."

After saying that, Su Fengyi shouted loudly outside:

"Someone! Go to the Imperial Medical Bureau and ask for Judge Liao. Also, send someone to ask for the Emperor. Concubine Hui's water has broken. She's about to give birth!"

……

Concubine Hui gave birth to this baby very quickly and did not suffer much.

Court Judge Liao had just instructed the midwives to set up the delivery room when Concubine Hui called out a few times. The Emperor hadn't even arrived at the Pillow Pavilion yet, but Su Fengyi, who was sitting outside drinking tea, heard a baby crying.

After a while, a nanny came out with a baby in her arms, smiling. She wanted to congratulate the emperor, but when she didn't see the emperor, she pushed the baby in front of Su Fengyi.

"Congratulations, Your Highness. It's a little princess!"

Su Fengyi had never properly held such a young child, so she didn't dare to hold her for fear of hurting her.

But the midwife came to her, so she had to take it and take a look at the newborn baby.

The midwife helped the eldest princess adjust the holding position so that both the eldest princess and the little princess would not feel uncomfortable, while she said compliments:

"The little princess looks alike to Your Highness. Their eyebrows and eyes are exactly the same. This is the first time I have seen such a beautiful child right after birth."

The maid next to her also came over and said with a smile:

"Of course the niece looks like her aunt, ah," the little princess smiled.

Normally, newborn babies have their eyes closed.

But the little princess not only opened her eyes, but also smiled at Su Fengyi. This smile made Su Fengyi feel like her heart was about to melt.

At this time, the emperor, who was drunk, untied, and without shoes on, rushed in like a firecracker:

"How is Concubine Hui? I didn't hear any sound!"

Su Fengyi signaled the midwife with her eyes. The midwife was very capable and immediately took the little princess and brought her to the emperor:

"Congratulations, Your Majesty! Concubine Hui has given birth to a little princess! Look, Your Majesty, how much the little princess looks like you!"

The emperor was so excited that he didn't know what to do with his hands. With the help of the midwife, he tried several times before he finally took the little princess in his arms and laughed happily:

"Good! Good! Good! Rewards! Everyone present today has made contributions and will be rewarded handsomely!"

Concubine Hui gave birth smoothly, and the emperor rewarded her generously with silver. For a moment, the Zhenxia Pavilion was filled with laughter and joy, and was happier than during the New Year.

The emperor held the little princess in his arms and liked her more and more the more he looked at her.

This is my first child. With the first one taking the lead, there will be a second and a third.

I will choose the best title in the world for her, support her with the whole world, and give her all the love!

The emperor could not help but kiss the little princess. The little princess, who had her eyes wide open and was quietly looking left and right, suddenly burst into tears.

After the midwife took the little princess from the flustered emperor and coaxed her, the emperor then saw Su Fengyi drinking tea in the palace.

Su Fengyi looked at him with a smile:

"I came at the right time. I happened to be here today. Congratulations to the emperor on the birth of the princess."

When the emperor saw his sister, he suddenly recalled the past and shouted:

"Oh no, oh no, this is terrible, oh no, Madam, hurry up and check! Is Concubine Hui pregnant with another baby?"

The emperor thought about himself and was worried that the same thing would happen again, but it was obvious that his concern was unnecessary.

The imperial physician at that time was a mediocre doctor who couldn’t even diagnose twins. However, Liao Yuanpan was not such a mediocre doctor.

After hearing the emperor's doubts, Judge Liao repeatedly assured:

"No, Your Majesty, I guarantee with my life that I will never make a mistake.

Twin pulses are the easiest to diagnose. If they really exist, I would never be wrong."

The emperor still didn't believe it, and regardless of the midwife's unlucky words, he rushed into the delivery room to see Concubine Hui in person.

Judge Liao watched the emperor's nonsense, but did not point it out. Instead, he praised:

"The Emperor's love for Concubine Hui is truly extraordinary. Your Highness, why are you looking at me like this?"

Su Fengyi thought over and over what Judge Liao had just said and asked him:

"President Liao, you just said that twin pulses are the easiest to diagnose. Can anyone else in the Imperial Medical Bureau diagnose it now?"

Judge Liao laughed and said:

"Your Highness, if you are an imperial physician and cannot diagnose this, what kind of imperial physician are you? You should change your job and become a pig butcher."

If that's the case, everyone should be able to diagnose it. Then why couldn't the imperial physician who saved Empress Xie's pregnancy diagnose it?

If Empress Xie had not given birth at the Shen family, and the Shen family had hired an experienced midwife, and if it had not been in the palace, and if it had not been for the imperial physician who was protecting Empress Xie's fetus, I'm afraid that both the Emperor and Empress Xie would have died.

Su Fengyi then asked Judge Liao:

"Master Liao, how many years should the pulse records of the royal family be kept in the Imperial Medical Bureau?"

Judge Liao had already sensed what Su Fengyi meant and said solemnly:

"As a royal family, not only the pulse records but also the medicine residues will be collected. Not a single one will be missing in less than a hundred years."

Su Fengyi looked at the emperor who came out of the inner room in disappointment and said to Liao Yuanpan:

"Then please ask Judge Liao to conduct a thorough investigation for me to see if there is anything wrong with all the pulse records and medicine residues that my mother sealed up back then."