Supreme Poison Concubine: The Evil King's Pampered Concubine

Chapter 349 National Teacher, I May Have an Epidemic

The military doctor's eyes flickered, and there was a touch of panic. Afterwards, the lieutenants quickly divided the patient into two. After Su Li checked it, he was sure that it was an epidemic.

So he summoned the deputy general in charge and explained it to him in detail.

Handed the medicine bag on his body to the lieutenant general.

"Have someone prepare it, one for each person. Someone should have delivered the prescription before we came, and those medicinal ingredients should be put in the drinking water and cooking rice."

"This is indeed an epidemic, and it is extremely contagious. It takes three days to get sick, and it basically depends on luck. Being able to survive is a blessing. In the early stage of the disease, it can be cured."

The internal organs of the patients for more than three days have begun to fail, and whether they can survive depends on their own physical fitness.

The lieutenants kept in mind one by one, and made no mistakes. Listening to Su Li's words, the fine sweat on his forehead became more and more dense. Hundreds of people had already died. If they continue to die now, the morale of the army will be unstable.

Su Li prescribed the medicine again and handed it over to another lieutenant general.

Forsythia [-] qian, Bupleurum [-] qian, Gegen [-] qian, Shengdi [-] qian, Angelica qianban, Chishao [-] qian, peach kernel [-] qian, safflower [-] qian, Chuanpu [-] qian, licorice [-] qian.

"This prescription is for sick soldiers to take. For those who are not sick, take another medicine."

Rhubarb, Puyan, Citrus aurantium, Chuanpu, rhinoceros horn, antelope horn, Coptis chinensis, Scutellaria baicalensis, Plantago, Alisma, Forsythia, Niuzi, peach kernel...

"In the picture below, the dosage is the same as that used for making herbal tea, but it's mainly for prevention. You should deal with it quickly."

Su Li's lieutenants were like thunder and lightning, and they moved swiftly and swiftly. After an hour, the medicine had already reached the hands of every soldier.

As for the patients in the camp, in addition to drinking medicine and feeding water, Su Li also prepared medicinal powder and sprinkled it in the tent to eliminate the hidden danger of infection at any time.

After doing this, she had been busy for nearly three hours. When Su Li came out, she was really exhausted, and even her complexion was a little bad.

Seeing her pale face, King Jing was a little startled, he opened the car curtain, let Su Li get into the carriage, and got on the horse himself.

Seeing his appearance, Su Li sneered in her heart, King Jing was worried that she would catch the disease and then infect him.

in the end,

It's still life-threatening.

"My lord, I'll get off the car on the road ahead. I'm going to the pharmacy to look at the herbs."

"it is good."

King Jing nodded, and put Su Li down in the lively market. King Jing looked down at Su Li, his eyes full of worry.

"Li'er, if you feel unwell, please inform me immediately, my king... will not let anything happen to you."

Su Li smiled and nodded.

"I'll be fine."

After saying goodbye to King Jing, Su Li walked on the empty street for a while, then turned around and entered the restaurant, went upstairs, and pushed open the door of the private room.

Looking up,
A black shadow rushed over, hugged her tightly, leaned over domineeringly and eagerly bit her lips.

Su Li struggled in his arms, but the man seemed to be stuck, he just didn't let go, and kissed her all the way to the couch, pressing her down.

The sweet smell was tainted with a faint medicinal smell, the national teacher's breathing was unsteady, and his body was pressed against Su Li, as if to melt into her body.

Su Li pinched his waist fiercely, the pain made the national teacher grunt, and then let go of Su Li panting.

He hugged her tightly and lay on the couch, buried his head in her neck, smelling the elegant fragrance of her body.

"National teacher, I may be infected with the epidemic, you'd better go away."

(End of this chapter)