Married a proud husband after farming

Chapter 1038 The Imperative
The pulse under the finger is smooth but not astringent, smooth as a rolling ball, it is the pulse of joy!

The imperial doctor Ling looked shocked, and suddenly looked up at Rong Jiu, Rong Jiu just smiled quietly.

Rong Jiu's medical skills are superior to his, and the child is more than two months old, she naturally knows it in her heart, but she does not report it to Emperor Chu.

Princess Anping's death involved the Princess Mansion. Rong Jiu insisted on an autopsy in front of Emperor Chu. It seems that an autopsy is imperative.

But if it is contaminated with corpse gas, it may be bad for the fetus. The fetus is only two months old and has not yet sat firmly.

The imperial doctor made up his mind after a few turns, withdrew his hand, and said to Emperor Chu: "Return to Your Majesty, the princess is just weak, and there is nothing serious."

"Really?" Emperor Chu saw the expressions of the two men, and said in a deep voice, "If you dare to deceive the emperor, you should know the consequences."

"I dare not deceive the emperor." The imperial doctor was terrified and lowered his body even more.

The princess is really fine, but she is pregnant, so he is not considered a bully.

"Father, have you heard a word?" Rong Jiu asked suddenly.

Emperor Chu looked at her: "What are you talking about?"

Rong Jiu smiled coquettishly: "If you care about it, you will be chaotic."

Emperor Chu held his breath, but in the end he had nothing to do with her.

Rong Jiu put on the mask and said to Uncle Zhu, "Let's get started."

"Yes, princess."

Uncle Zhu started the autopsy while Rong Jiu watched from the sidelines.

Princess Anping's face was painful, her lips were cyanotic, and her whole body convulsed, and she arched her back.

After Uncle Zhu inspected it, he said to Rong Jiu: "Princess Anping has no wounds on her body, and there is no trace of poisoning, but her lips are cyanotic, she should have died of suffocation, but there is no pinch mark or strangulation on her neck. Hen, it's really weird, princess, do you want an autopsy?"

Rong Jiu didn't answer, but turned to look at the Imperial Physician Order: "What do you think of the Imperial Physician Order?"

The imperial doctor ordered Princess Anping's teeth to be closed tightly and her face convulsed, and said, "Your Majesty has seen someone cut by a rusty weapon, and this is Princess Anping's death."

Rong Jiu said to Emperor Chu: "Father, this is the cause of Princess Anping's death. She died of tetanus."

Seeing how easy Rong Jiu was, Xiao Ruo found out the cause of death. He was startled, forced himself to suppress his panic, and said aggressively: "If it is true as you said, Anping died of some kind of tetanus, then she must have wounds on her body, Your Majesty. Holy virtue is in front of you, how can you allow you to deceive the king? Anping has no scars on her body, and she has not been poisoned. You must have sealed her vital acupoints, causing her to suffocate to death. Anping died so painfully. You are so cruel! "

The imperial physician panicked: "Your Majesty, Princess Anping did die of tetanus. I did not deceive the emperor. As for why there are no wounds on her body, my minister"

Rong Jiu said suddenly: "Uncle Zhu, check your head."

The imperial doctor's eyes suddenly brightened, Uncle Zhu had already checked, Xiao Ruo's face suddenly turned gray, and his tightly clenched hands trembled uncontrollably.

But just for a moment, she calmed down again, and a sneer appeared on the corner of her mouth.

Rong Jiu is digging his own grave!
What's so scary about her.

Uncle Zhu inspected it carefully, and suddenly excitedly said: "Princess, there are rust spots on the cap of Tianling. Someone pierced Princess Anping's brain with a rusty silver needle, causing her to die suddenly."

"Aren't you saying you're not taking personal revenge? You pricked the acupoints with rusty silver needles. You intended to kill Anping, Your Majesty," Xiao Ruo angrily reprimanded, then knelt down in front of Emperor Chu, and said angrily, "Now that the evidence of the crime is conclusive, I also ask Your Majesty to punish the murderer severely, so as to comfort the spirit who lives in peace."

(End of this chapter)