The remaining people took a few steps back. They did not dare to offend the prince, so they quietly pulled Teng Da, and whispered in Teng Da's ear: "Since the fourth prince wants to enter, how dare we stop him? Don't give up your head." Da Que couldn't help but snorted coldly: "Please don't embarrass us, the fourth prince. It's your duty. Without the permission of the prefect, I can't let the fourth prince in."
Nangong Hao actually already knew that Jincheng had been hiding it, but there is no airtight wall in the world. Jincheng was poisoned, how serious it was. It was just that the emperor wanted to bury the matter. Doctor Shen and others knew the seriousness of the matter. I dare not not report it, but I also dare not not conceal it.
In fact, the man in the palace must have been very worried, so he sent the hidden guards from the palace to Jincheng.
What's more, this place is so tightly guarded inside and out. Could it be that there is some secret? Nangong Hao didn't want to take the risk, but he wanted to go in and see for himself how powerful this poison was. He didn't feel sorry for how many people had died. But if it was really a poison that couldn't be cured, could he make good use of it?
"I'm just here to investigate the progress. Isn't there a miracle doctor who has developed a good antidote to the poison?"
At this time, Li Zheng was busy with everyone. Although he did not understand medicine, he was also surprised by the behavior of the miracle doctor. He kept brewing herbs but did not give them to the patients.
Suddenly, soldiers came to report that the fourth prince was outside clamoring to come in, but Doctor Shen had already ordered that no one was allowed to come in.
Afterwards, Li Zheng explained something and followed the soldiers out in person.
As soon as they arrived at the door, they heard the fourth prince's entourage speaking harshly to each other.
Li Zheng just bowed politely to Nangong Hao and said, "Why are you here, Your Highness? This poison is very dangerous. For the sake of Your Highness's safety, I ask Your Highness to go back to the inn and have a good rest."
"Prefect Li worked so hard that he actually guarded it personally. It is a blessing for the people." Nangong Hao had no intention of leaving. He sent people to poison, but it failed. There were hidden guards stationed inside, and he could not use his own power. , so he was the only one who came in person, and said: "This time I am coming to Jincheng with Prime Minister Lin. Firstly, I am delivering medicine, and secondly, I am comforting the people of Jincheng on behalf of my father."
Nangong Hao said that if Li Zheng did not understand current affairs, he would be disobeying the emperor's order.
At this time, Prime Minister Lin also came with Lin Ji and others. Hearing what the fourth prince said, he quickly said: "Thanks to the good governance of Prefect Li, the people of Jincheng can live and work in peace and contentment. Your Majesty cares about the people of the world. Since we are safe, Once the medicine is delivered, you must report the situation to the Holy One in detail. Mr. Li, please lead the way. I also want to see the miracle doctor."
In fact, Prime Minister Lin had already met Mei Zongzheng and knew that he had been dismissed from the post of imperial physician when the late emperor was in power. It would be a crime of deceiving the emperor to treat himself without authorization.
Li Zheng was a little embarrassed, "Everyone, please go back first. It is not suitable for many people to enter and disturb you at this time." He heard a terrifying howling sound coming from inside, and then said: "Your Excellency, the Prime Minister should know that this poison is extremely dangerous. It’s also for the safety of His Highness.”
"Li Taishou stopped him like this. Could it be that there is some ulterior secret inside? I heard that Taishou Li was walking inside day and night, so why didn't he see that Taishou Li was contaminated with this poison?" Lin Jiben couldn't stand Li Zheng, a newbie. The governor of Jin, he didn't take the prime minister and the prince seriously. In Kyoto, not to mention the princes and nobles, even the emperor treated the prime minister with courtesy.
