Supreme Poison Concubine: The Evil King's Pampered Concubine

Chapter 1103 The Turn of Things

The national teacher and the emperor also talked about this matter, and sent twenty secret guards to guard the secret place of Qianxiu Palace.

When the queen went to see Princess Fengqi, when talking about this incident, Princess Fengqi was so angry that she almost didn't stand up.

This damned Su Li, what kind of virtue and ability is there.

Right now, the only thing that can be counted on is the Empress Dowager. The Empress personally cooked light food and entered the Enning Palace.

When they arrived at the gate of the palace, Eunuch Yu said that the Empress Dowager was receiving treatment and hadn't seen anyone else for a while, so the Empress gave the food to Eunuch Yu and sat in the outer hall to wait.

After waiting for about half an hour, Eunuch Yu came to invite her, and the queen walked into the inner hall, but when she raised her eyes, she saw Su Li.

The queen's complexion changed slightly, and her back felt chills. Why did she feel that as long as there is Su Li, there will be no good things.

Su Li was kneeling on the couch, giving the queen mother a massage. The queen mother squinted her eyes slightly, and her complexion looked much better.

The queen saluted, stepped forward and gave Su Li a defensive look, and asked the queen respectfully.

"Mother, are you better?"

"En." The queen mother waved her hand lazily, "It's much better, why are you here?"

"My son made some light food, and I want to serve my mother with some. Does the mother have some strength?"

The Empress Dowager's illness is very strange. Occasionally she will feel dizzy, but she can recover on her own. When it is severe, she can be dizzy for a day or a few days.

The imperial doctor only said that the Qi and blood were not smooth and the heart was weak, and asked the queen mother to protect her body carefully, and also prescribed medicine, but it was not like Su Li, who used silver needles, massage, and medicine.

"It's already much better. You don't need to wait here. You can do your work before Sai Guo comes out."

The queen looked up and saw that there was indeed no need for her to wait on her sickness, so she turned and exited the Enning Palace. Su Li was helping the queen mother to clear the meridians. Walk in the park for more than two laps, and then look up at the birds, white clouds, and blue sky flying by.

The Queen Mother was pressed very comfortably, and fell asleep not long after.

Su Li then went to the dilapidated palace and gave the prisoner medicine. In just a few days, the prisoner recovered fairly well.

His body was also cleaned, and he was no longer so unkempt, muddy, and smelly.

Now she is lying clean, but she is terribly thin, her eyes are sunken, and she still looks listless.

But now this appearance is already the best for him.

Seeing Su Li coming in, he blinked his eyes, Su Li gave him medicine, but he didn't drink it, just sat quietly.

Su Li put down the medicine and looked up at him.

"Chen Rong, if I tell you that I have a way to get you out of the palace safely, will you still give up on yourself?"

When Chen Rong heard his name, he froze for a moment, and looked at Su Li in surprise, but soon he faded away. He committed a large-scale murder case, and a thousand deaths were not enough. escape.

What those people want is nothing more than a truth, a very secret truth.

Su Li looked at him just now, and knew that he still longed to live in his heart, but he was tortured too badly, and the case was too serious, he knew that he would not be able to live no matter what.

"If you accepted death, you would have committed suicide by biting your tongue. It's death anyway. You might as well be a dead horse as a living horse doctor. I'm [-]% sure that you will get an amnesty!"

The word "amnesty" was like a sweet spring pouring into Chen Rong's heart. He turned his head and looked at the bowl of medicine on the table that was gradually cooling down, reached out to pick it up, and drank it all in one gulp. Yes, but compared to what he has suffered these days, it is nothing.

(End of this chapter)