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Chapter 1765 1770 The Mystery of Life Experience
Doctor Lin walked around the coffin, sighed, and asked Lin Siyu to bury the coffin back and restore everything to its original state, while he leaned on the tree trunk next to him and lost his mind.

Lin Siyu groaned and sweated profusely after finishing his work, and sat down on the stake: "Master, I've been busy for a long time, so you have to tell me what's going on?"

Doctor Lin sighed, looking at Lin Siyu with deep eyes: "If my teacher tells you this, I will kill you to silence you. Are you still listening?"

Lin Siyu was startled, and slapped the stake under his buttocks with both hands: "Master, don't play with your apprentice like this! Feel your conscience, I will check whatever you ask me to check these days, What a handsome gentleman, he acted like a savage in order to investigate the matter of your uncle back then. Is it appropriate for you not to tell me anything? Doesn’t your conscience hurt? "

Lin Siyu's face was full of bitterness, and he almost burst into tears.

He grew up with his master since he was a child, and the relationship between master and apprentice is like father and son. Doctor Lin said that he would kill him to silence him, but Lin Siyu was not afraid. The master trusted him the most. How could he let him secretly investigate what happened back then? Things are coming.

"Hmph, you brat, you're the only one who has too many things to do." Doctor Lin gave Lin Siyu a white look, grabbed him by the collar, and pulled him off the stake. The two returned along the original road until they reached the At the former site of Nanshan Temple, Doctor Lin pointed to the almost invisible ruins and said, "Do you know where the last empress lived?"

Lin Siyu blinked: "According to the official records, the first empress died of dystocia in the palace, with one body and two lives. Later, because of the empress's dystocia, the late emperor became seriously ill, and soon followed his wife and children."

"That's all nonsense, pure nonsense." Doctor Lin sighed, and took out a dilapidated notebook from his pocket, which looked very dated, "The records in the palace have been tampered with, huh, Did the emperor think that by killing all the people in those days and tampering with all kinds of records, no one would know what happened back then? This book was found at the Lin family for the teacher, it is the diary of the senior brother."

"Senior brother not only has the habit of recording pulse cases, but also has the habit of writing a diary. Back then, senior brother only destroyed part of the pulse cases, but I accidentally found his diary in a secret box in the Lin family. The senior brother's diary records Although the diary is not as detailed as the pulse records about his going to and from the court, and taking the pulse of the late emperor and empress, the senior brother has clearly stated that the health of the late emperor and empress has always been good."

"In the two months when the first empress was about to give birth, the first emperor summoned his brother into the palace every now and then to give the first empress a pulse. And the last page of the senior brother's diary records that the first empress was about to give birth, and the first emperor summoned him again. I took the pulse of the late empress, but that day the empress was not in the palace, but went to Nanshan Temple, my brother set off from the Lin family, went to Nanshan Temple to look after the empress, and then disappeared, so there is no more content in this diary."

Doctor Lin said, glanced at the ruins of Nanshan Temple, and sighed: "The situation in the palace at that time should be very tense and delicate, so before going out to Nanshan Temple this time, senior brother burned the pulse case related to the royal family that he recorded. Most of them hid the diary again... According to the last page of the diary of the senior brother, it can be inferred that something terrible happened in Nanshan Temple that year, which has a lot to do with the life experience of the son-in-law."

(End of this chapter)