The Woman Behind Kangxi: The Biography of Virtuous Concubine

Chapter 68
Jade came in after seeing off the concubine Rong, and heard the reports from the young maids below. Knowing that Ningde's face suddenly turned bad, he passed Liuli in and hadn't come out yet, so he boldly knocked on the door and went in, just in time to hear Liuli say Talk about commelina and cicadae.

"Master, is there something wrong?" Fei Cui asked with concern.

Ning De let out a long sigh: "After all, we still haven't jailed this family."

Fei Cui was taken aback: "No way? Liuli and I have been staring at the people who came in and out of the Yonghe Palace, and never dared to be careless. The people below were also picked up by the servants themselves, and they all took advantage of the master. people have no two hearts."

Ning De sneered: "Just because we locked everyone up, they started fighting outside."

Fei Cui asked Liuli from the side, she didn't need Liuli to be naive and reckless, she was very flexible, she only mentioned that she already understood, so she immediately said: "It's okay, master, this slave girl will go to the imperial pharmacy immediately and ask them to find the medicine dregs. They are all custom-made, so they can’t get out of the dust, and now the medicine dregs are still there.”

"You brought it, what's the use? I can't believe Doctor Hu, who else can you ask to help you identify it. Since someone has deliberately done it, you will not expect this layer to be so simple. Come out." Ning De said in a deep voice, dragging his cheek with one hand.

Fei Cui pondered for a while: "Physician Zhang of the Imperial Hospital belongs to Concubine Tong. Master can go to Concubine Tong. She has always been close to Master, and she is the most kind-hearted. She always loves to help others."

Ning De was about to say something, but a sentence that the queen said before she died suddenly sounded in her ears: "Concubine Tong is not a simple person, you have to be careful!" Her heart shuddered for no reason.

"Sister Tong, Sister Tong," Ning De paced irritably in the inner room, kept thinking, and accidentally brought over a copy of the "Tao Te Ching" on the desk, "If you want to get rid of it, you must stick to it." If you want to take it away, you must give it to you. If you want to destroy it, you must first learn it." This sentence suddenly jumped through my mind like lightning.

"If you want to get rid of it, you must hold it; if you want to take it away, you must give it. If you want to destroy it, you must first learn it."

Ning De gritted his teeth, as if he had made up his mind.

(End of this chapter)