The imperial doctor hesitated for a long time before writing a prescription.
Hu Weiyong saw that they were all medicines that caused obstruction and depression. He was very satisfied and handed them to the old slave: "Hurry up and grab the medicine to treat Mr. Liu. Don't let down the holy grace."
The old slave hesitated to go. Hu Weiyong asked, "Why don't you go?"
The old slave replied: "No money."
Hu Weiyong frowned: "Go find someone familiar to borrow some. Master Liu has students everywhere, so it shouldn't be difficult to borrow some money to buy medicine. Go quickly. I'm still waiting to report back to the emperor."
That means that Liu Bowen will not leave until he watches him drink the medicine.
The imperial doctor secretly gritted his teeth: I originally thought that after Hu Weiyong left, I would come back to remind Liu Bowen that he could not drink this medicine, but it turned out that Hu Weiyong was too cunning and had taken precautions.
What should we do now? If we take this prescription, Liu Bowen will really have no disease or disease, and small diseases will become serious diseases.
The old slave didn't know whether he understood it, so Zhan Zhanweiwei took the prescription and went out.
After a while, the old slave came back with the medicine.
Hu Weiyong stopped him and said, "Come here, show me the medicine you grabbed. If it's wrong and Mr. Liu doesn't take it well, I can't bear the responsibility."
The imperial doctor almost cursed when he heard this: "That means if something goes wrong, I will bear the blame alone."
Hu Weiyong handed the medicine to the imperial doctor: "Check it."
The imperial doctor turned over it, smelled it, and said, "Yes, that's it."
The old slave took it and fried it.
Liu Bowen suddenly woke up and when he saw Hu Weiyong and the others, he reluctantly held himself up and wanted to sit up and salute.
Wang Guangyang said hurriedly: "No need, Mr. Liu, just lie down."
Everyone said that he was as famous as Liu Bowen, but in fact Liu Bowen had been with Lao Zhu for much longer than him.
Although he didn't care about anything, he knew it very well.
Lao Zhu asked Hu Weiyong to bring the imperial doctor to visit Liu Bowen. In fact, he just didn't want Liu Bowen to get better.
Otherwise, Lao Zhu should be called Zhu Biao, or Zhu Bai, or even Song Lian, Zeng Bingzheng and others who came to visit Liu Bowen.
Liu Bowen made great contributions to Lao Zhu's suggestions for conquering the world. If Lao Zhu treats Liu Bowen like this, what will he do to him in the future?
So at this moment, he felt a bit sad.
He glanced at Hu Weiyong coldly: This man looks very smart, but in fact he is extremely stupid.
Lao Zhu was sharpening his knife to kill him, and he was willing to serve as a gunman for Lao Zhu.
It’s better not to worry too much and just take it one day at a time.
Wang Guangyang made up his mind, walked aside silently, and looked at the sky.
After waiting for half an hour, the old slave boiled the medicine and brought it to Liu Bowen.
Liu Bowen drank it all in one gulp and lay down again.
Hu Weiyong sat there for a while, rambling, seemingly caring about Liu Bowen, but actually he was afraid that Liu Bowen would spit out the medicine as soon as he left, and he was quietly waiting for the medicine to take effect.
As expected, Liu Bowen's face became worse and worse. He frowned and covered his chest and began to cry out in pain: "What kind of medicine is this? Why does it make me feel worse..."
Hu Weiyong then stood up: "Oh, I won't disturb Mr. Liu's rest here. I'll take my leave now."
Damn it, are you leaving right now?
Leave Liu Bowen alone?
How is this different from murder.
The imperial doctor was frightened and his palms were covered in cold sweat.
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Hu Weiyong, Wang Guangyang, and the imperial physician went to the palace to recover.
Lao Zhu asked: "How is Liu Bowen's health?"
The imperial doctor remained silent because he didn't know what Hu Weiyong wanted him to say. It would be wrong to just open his mouth.
Hu Weiyong was also afraid that the imperial doctor would spill the beans, so he hurriedly replied: "Master Liu is seriously ill. It's hard to say what will happen next. I need the imperial doctor to go back for a follow-up consultation in a few days."
The imperial doctor couldn't help but curse in his heart: Damn it, you are too cruel.
I was afraid that if I couldn’t kill Liu Bowen once, I would be asked to poison him again.
You wanted to kill someone, but you forced me to do it.
Lao Zhu nodded: "That's fine. Then the imperial doctor will go there again in a few days."
The imperial doctor could only respond.
Lao Zhu said a few more words before letting them out.
The imperial doctor returned to the imperial hospital and walked around anxiously.
He couldn't wait to find Zhu Bai immediately.
But if Zhu Bai hadn't summoned him, he would have been suspected by Lao Zhu and Hu Weiyong if he had run over.
Just when he was worried, a palace maid over there came over and said that Zhu Ju had eaten too many snacks last night and had some food accumulation. She asked the imperial doctor to come over and take a look.
The imperial doctor was overjoyed and went to work.
Zhu Ju and the monkey had gained a lot of weight recently. After taking her pulse, the imperial doctor said: "Your Highness and Brother Monkey should not eat too many sweets, as it is not good for the health."
Then I prescribed some decoction to strengthen the stomach and digestion.
Zhu Ju and Brother Monkey both pouted.
Zhu Bai came in from outside with a smile and said, "The doctor has worked hard today."
The imperial doctor hurriedly explained the matter.
Zhu Bai said: "Don't panic. I know everything. Even the prescription is here."
The imperial doctor suddenly realized: "Oh, I came to borrow money from His Highness."
Zhu Bai sighed: "Isn't it?"
Although Liu Bowen didn't want to see him, he was the first to come to him whenever he had difficulties.
It really made him very depressed.
He got the prescription, asked the old slave a few questions, and then asked Zhu Zhu to change into a medicine that looked similar but had completely different properties to relieve depression and nourish the stomach.
The imperial doctor frowned: "The emperor asked me to go back for a follow-up consultation in a few days. What should I do then?"
Zhu Bai said: "Don't worry, Mr. Liu will retire and return to his hometown before that time comes."
Will a man like Liu Bowen still stay here and wait to die if he knows that not only Hu Weiyong wants to kill him, but also Lao Zhu supports Hu Weiyong in killing him?
He must have gone back to his hometown to take refuge.
The imperial doctor added: "What should I do if the emperor pursues the investigation in the future..."
Zhu Bai said: "Don't worry, I will testify for you. You are the person I have placed next to Hu Weiyong."
The imperial doctor hurriedly cupped his hands and bowed: "Thank you, Your Highness."
After the imperial doctor left, Zhu Bai took the prescription and stood in the yard thinking about it.
Concubine Hu Shun came out and said: "You'd better explain this to the emperor honestly. The emperor hates others lying to him."
Zhu Bai smiled: "That's right."
Lao Zhu's special skill is to poison and kill heroes through visiting patients. If he doesn't stop it, more people will suffer.
He also had to take the opportunity to persuade Lao Zhu.
But what surprised Zhu Bai was that Lao Zhu stared at the prescription and listened to what he said, but he was not unhappy at all. He only replied with three words: "I know."
Zhu Bai screamed strangely: "Is that it?!"
Fortunately, he specially called Zhu Biao over, thinking that if Old Zhu went crazy, there would be someone to save him.
Lao Zhu Ni tilted his head at him and snorted: "You think we won't know what you did if you don't tell us?! Even a fool like Hu Weiyong can't tell about changing dressings or something."
Zhu Bai secretly broke into a cold sweat and sneered: "That's right. My father's eyes are like a torch, so he can naturally see through this little trick of his son."
Zhu Biao was frightened. Only then did he realize that Zhu Bai had saved Liu Bowen again, and hurriedly said: "Father, please let Master Liu go."
