Prince Zhuang Fujin

Chapter 43 Entering the palace to meet Kangxi (1)
Guan Bao nodded with a smile, and Kang Wei suddenly felt a little stunned that the cruel and vicious Sixteenth Master had married Fujin.

God, he really couldn't believe it.

"Ah? Now that Brother Tamu has been sent back, it's time for me to return to my father's life." Kang Wei clasped his fists and said something, Guan Bao didn't hold back much, and clasped his fists back.

Send Conway out of the sixteenth master's mansion.

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In the pharmacy of Moyuanju, Yinlu stood aside, Yiertai watched nervously, and Tamu was lying on a diagnostic bed.

After Wan'er checked Tamu's pulse, she found that she had just been poisoned, but if she didn't deal with it as soon as possible, she would definitely go blind.

"Yiltai, go get me a basin of water." Wan'er ordered.

Without further ado, Yiertai turned around and went out, fetched a basin of clean water into the house, Wan'er continued to Yiertai: "Help the tower up, and put your head out."

"okay."

Wan'er put her hand into the water basin, poured some spiritual spring water into it, and after diluting, dipped a cloth towel in water for Ta Mu to rinse her eyes.

With the washing of spiritual spring water, it will definitely only bring benefits to Tamu, and his eyesight will be twice as good as before in the future.

After cleaning the black powder in Tamu's eyes, Wan'er asked Yiertai to lay Tamu flat on the bed again, took out the set of gold needles and pierced Tamu's eyes and head six times.

After the black liquid oozed out of the pores on Tamu's face, Wan'er knocked the needle into the air and took it back. Taking a porcelain bottle aside, she poured out a beige elixir and stuffed it into Tamu's mouth before laughing: "Yisu, you have taken care of Tamu here in the past few days. Although the toxins in his body have disappeared, he has left behind many chronic diseases. Today I helped treat him by the way. I will get you some medicine later. You take Go to the next door to boil medicine, four bowls of water make one bowl."

"Yes, Fujin." Yisu responded.

Wan'er nodded, walked to the medicine cabinet, grabbed some medicine, and handed it to Yisu. Yisu took the medicine and went to the next room to brew it.

"Yertai, let me take your pulse too!" Wan'er said to Yiertai.

Yiertai rubbed his head, and said shyly: "Fu Jin, the slaves used to stay by my master's side, and the chances of doing missions are not as high as Tamu's. The slaves are stupid, they don't know how to pretend and they are not as flexible as Tamu, and they rarely go out of Beijing. There shouldn't be any serious injuries."

"It's not up to you. You and Tamuke are both your husband's personal bodyguards. If you have a hidden disease, won't it be a hidden danger in the future?" Wan'er deliberately said with a straight face.

Yiertai didn't think too much about it, and immediately looked at it squarely after hearing this, and sat obediently in front of Wan'er with the appearance of an obedient baby, letting her take his pulse.

Shut up the pulse, this Yiertai is indeed in good health, and there is no hidden injury, but Wan'er also prescribed a prescription for him: "I will give this prescription to Yisu, and you drink it with Tamu A few days of medicine will only do you good and not bad!"

"Hey." Yiertai didn't ask other questions, after Wan'er grabbed the medicine, he gave it to Yisu, and he was polite to Yisu, Yisu was also amused by this simple and honest man like a big bear. up.

"Get tired, go back to your room and rest!" Yinlu took a clean handkerchief and wiped Wan'er's face and hands, then hugged her and said distressedly.

"I'm not tired, I just used a little bit of internal energy." Wan'er smiled, without struggling, and walked obediently with Yinlu to the main building.

"What's wrong with Yiertai?" Yinlu asked suddenly.

Wan'er was taken aback, looked up at Yinlu, and asked, "Why do you ask that?"

"After you took your pulse before, I saw a trace of embarrassment flash across your face." Yin Lu stared at her and said seriously.

(End of this chapter)