Rebirth: Pampered by the Lord
Chapter 735 - Chapter 735 Chapter 735 The Glimmering Cold Light

Chapter 735: Chapter 735: The Glimmering Cold Light Chapter 735: Chapter 735: The Glimmering Cold Light After not seeing her for several days, Lady Tang, lying in bed, had obviously lost a great deal of weight.

As soon as the Princess Consort Pu saw her, her heart ached tremendously. She threw herself onto Lady Tang, holding her and wailing loudly, “My poor daughter, your life is so bitter. If only you had heeded mother’s words back then, you wouldn’t have ended up in such a plight.”

Prince Pu glanced at the War Prince, noticed his frowning and displeased face, and quickly stepped forward to say, “Princess Consort, please step aside quickly, so the doctor can save our daughter first.”

“Yes!”

With tears streaming down her face, the Princess Consort Pu, at the urging of Prince Pu, reluctantly left the bedside.

Standing to one side waiting for the doctor to treat Lady Tang.

The doctor took a small bottle of medicine out of his medicine box. These were the fruits of his labor, painstakingly researched and developed in the pharmacy over several days.

While pouring the medicine into a small porcelain bowl, the doctor turned and said, “Please have two people come over to help lift Lady Tang on the bed, it will make it easier to administer the medicine.”

Situ Yongjie gestured to the people behind him with a wave of his hand.

Two maids stepped forward at the command, one supporting Lady Tang who was lying in bed, and the other taking the small porcelain bowl from the doctor, feeding Lady Tang little by little.

She hadn’t drunk even half of it.

Lady Tang suddenly opened her eyes wide, looking around her in a daze…

“Daughter, you’ve finally woken up. You’ve worried your mother to death!” The Princess Consort Pu was extremely happy at the sight, moved forward excitedly, opening her arms, wanting to embrace her in a hug.

“Puh!”

Suddenly, at that moment, Lady Tang opened her mouth and spewed a large mouthful of fresh blood.

It landed squarely on the Princess Consort Pu.

Instantly, the Princess Consort Pu’s crescent-colored gown was stained with a splash of red blood, looking extremely disheveled.

Everyone in the room was startled.

My goodness!

What is happening?

The Princess Consort Pu was also terrified, not minding the fresh blood sprayed all over her.

“Daughter, daughter, what’s wrong with you?” Holding the pale-faced Lady Tang, the Princess Consort Pu shouted like a madwoman.

After vomiting a large mouthful of blood, Lady Tang’s eyes rolled back, and she fainted on the bed once more.

The Princess Consort Pu was enraged. She turned around, grabbed the doctor’s clothes, and shouted furiously, “You quack doctor, you owe me my daughter’s life.”

The doctor struggled to free himself: “Princess Consort Pu, there is no need to panic. The condition of your daughter is quite normal, and there is no danger to her life.”

The Princess Consort Pu’s eyes widened: “She vomited so much blood, and you still say it’s normal? You quack, obviously lacking medical skill, yet here you are still harming others and yourself.”

Having said that, she made to hit the doctor again.

Long Yi could no longer tolerate it. He drew the sword from his waist and stepped forward to stop her: “Princess Consort Pu, you have some nerve, to slander an imperial physician, do you realize the gravity of your crime?”

The glint of the sword was cold and flickered ominously before her.

The Princess Consort Pu was startled and quickly hid behind Prince Pu.

“A mere woman from the inner court, out of deep love for her daughter, offended the imperial physician. I hope everyone will be understanding,” Prince Pu reacted swiftly, knowing the implications of offending an imperial-appointed official.

The doctor, understanding the Princess Consort Pu’s deep love for her daughter, did not take offense and explained: Lady Tang vomiting blood was a normal reaction because the poison had damaged her internal organs and caused a lot of stagnant blood to accumulate inside. The antidote she just took was designed to expel this stagnant blood, and by doing so, the poison would be considered neutralized. As long as she properly recuperated for a period, her health would gradually recover.

Everyone suddenly realized.

It turns out, Auntie Tang’s vomiting of blood was part of the detoxification process.

Looking at Lady Tang on the bed, although she was still unconscious, her breathing had become steady, and her complexion was gradually regaining its rosy hue.

She no longer looked like when they had entered the room, her face deathly pale, almost indistinguishable from a corpse.

The doctor once again took Auntie Tang’s pulse. The pulse had gradually stabilized, and her life was no longer in danger.