The Evil Emperor's Medical Concubine is ruthless

Chapter 376 The Witty Little Guy
Inside the Dragon Palace, there are distinct levels.

Although Master Shigui and little Xin Zhuo returned to the palace thanks to Xin Lin's help, their status did not improve at all.

After the Zixiao Palace Examination, little Xin Zhuo hadn't even met Emperor Longteng yet, let alone a nobleman.

Although the mother and son returned to the palace, the eunuchs and maids in the palace are no longer the same group as before.

The nobleman doesn't even have a servant to call on, so he has to be careful in every way, not to cause trouble to the upper body, and his life is really worse than that of a court lady and eunuch.

She didn't tell Xin Linming in the letter, she just said that everything was fine between herself and little Xin Zhuo.

But it was this "everything is fine" against his will that made Xin Lin see the flaw.

The mother and son trembled for a few days, and early this morning, a eunuch came to remind them that it was time to say hello to Empress Feng.

According to the rules of the palace, every morning, the mother and son would go to pay their respects to Queen Feng, the master of the harem.

A few days earlier, Empress Feng was not in good health, so I spared their greetings. Today, Empress Feng is feeling a little better, so she "misses" the mother and son.

"Mom, do we really want to greet that bad woman?"

Little Xin Zhuo's face was full of reluctance when he thought that his mother would kowtow to Queen Feng.

There are many rules in the palace, and little Xin Zhuo is used to being a lonely ghost, so he is not used to it.

"Prince, this is the imperial palace, the status is clear, she is the empress, we have to salute according to the law, you must remember, except for the Queen Feng asking you, other times, you should not say a word."

The nobleman had a good temper and stroked little Xin Zhuo's head.

Empress Feng must have calculated something this time, but she knew it was tricky, but she couldn't refuse.

The nobleman can only be careful all the way, guarding against Queen Feng's calculations.

She thought to herself, as long as she said less, she would naturally make fewer mistakes.

The mother and son were worried, and led by the eunuch to Fuluan Palace.

After arriving outside the palace, the eunuch asked the nobleman, mother and son to wait outside.

A quarter of an hour passed, half an hour passed, and there was still no movement in Fuluan Palace.

The nobleman is weak, standing for a long time, and standing under the sun, sweating slightly on his forehead.

She asked the maid in a soft voice, but the maid only said that Empress Feng was having breakfast with the third prince, and she just asked them to wait outside.

"She did it on purpose!"

Little Xin Zhuo was full of indignation.

"Emperor."

The nobleman covered little Xin Zhuo's mouth, looked around in panic.

After another quarter of an hour, there was still no movement in Fuluan Palace.

Little Xinzhuo was in a hurry.

That bad woman wanted to play tricks again, and my mother was docile, so she would only be bullied to death.

It would be great if Sister A was here, Sister A would definitely know how to teach Fenghou that bad woman a lesson.

Little Xin Zhuo blinked his eyes, recalling how sister would behave if she was there, he looked at the maid next to him.

"Mistress, I'm thirsty, can you give me a glass of water?"

No matter how unfavored little Xin Zhuo was, he was also a prince, and the court lady hurriedly brought a cup of tea to him.

Little Xin Zhuo drank it all in one gulp, but after he finished drinking, his face changed drastically, and he suddenly covered his stomach.

"My stomach hurts, mother, my baby's stomach hurts so much."

The nobleman was startled, and hurriedly hugged Xiao Xinzhuo, panicked.

The maid at the side was also dumbfounded when she saw it.

After a while, the eunuch came out.

"Master, Empress Feng heard that the Seventh Prince is not feeling well, so she asked you to enter the palace and see the imperial physician for a diagnosis."

(End of this chapter)