Chapter 1395: He Deserved It

desperately wanted to find out about Feng Ming's illness as soon as possible.But after a sudden and inexplicable pain in her stomach, she couldn't help but worry about the two babies in her womb. So...She just knew better than to ask Ning'er about it at this time.

Ning'er did not say it in front of the queen, certainly not wanting the queen to know.

But she still made a note of it, thinking that later on, when the princess was not paying attention, she would ask Ning'er what had really happened.

Three people were fiddling with herbs in their hands. At this moment, An Xue Tang finally put away the letter in her hand and looked at the three of them with a smile, "Are you hungry"

“......”

The three of them were taken aback for a moment, mainly because it wasn't yet the Princess Consort's mealtime. Over the past few days, the Princess Consort hadn't had much of an appetite, and they were already satisfied if she could eat a couple more bites during her regular meals. They couldn't even imagine the Princess Consort asking them if they were hungry at this time.

Ning'er was the first to recover. She sprang to her feet, "What would Your Highness like to eat I shall have the kitchen prepare it at once."

"Well...anything will do, I just have this sudden craving for something."

"Okay."

Ning'er was as if afraid An Xuetang would suddenly go back on her word, she replied and hurried away.

Seeing her, it was as if the wind were swirling at her feet, and An Xue Tang couldn't help but giggle. "Do you have to be so dramatic The cook isn't going anywhere."

Shou'er and Kang'er also laughed a few times, then Shou'er said, "The cook won't run away, just afraid that your appetite, Your Highness, will."

An Xuetang smiled helplessly. A while back, the few of them had tried every way to make her eat more, but she really didn't have much appetite. No matter what kind of desserts the kitchen brought over, she could hardly stomach anything. This worried the few girls completely.

Now she took the initiative to say she wanted to eat something, it's no wonder Ning'er was so excited.

......

Outside the palace

After successfully maneuvering with the emperor, Ye Er did not immediately leave the palace. Instead, she stayed in the imperial study and helped the emperor handle some government affairs.

He didn't leave until the sun was about to set.

As soon as she left the palace and got into her own carriage, she saw a slightly older man sitting inside.

Chen, the imperial physician who was the first to rush into the Imperial Study today, is now the director of the Imperial Hospital.

Ye Er showed no surprise at seeing him in his own carriage, as if he had expected him to be there all along.

After settling down, Ye Er spoke first, "Today I haven't had a chance to congratulate Mr. Chen."

"Doctor Chen smiled wryly. "If it weren't for Master Ye's help, this steward position wouldn't have fallen to an old man like me."

"It was also Master Chen's own skill that allowed this to happen. I merely lent a helping hand."

"Doctor Chen shook his head. 'Master Ye, you are too modest. No matter what, today's kindness, both I and the people of the Chen residence owe Master Ye this debt of gratitude. If Master Ye needs anything in the future, anything at all that requires my help or the help of the Chen family, just speak. Both I and everyone in the Chen family will be willing to go through fire and water, without hesitation.'"

He was an unassuming man by nature. His ancestors were all itinerant physicians, but it was only in his generation that they began serving in the imperial court.

He had no backing in the court, and during his time at the imperial hospital, he dared not vie with anyone for power. He could only diligently do his own job.

He considered himself a skilled doctor, but because he lacked connections, he had not been promoted during his many years at the Imperial Hospital nor received any recognition from influential figures.

Most of the prescriptions used by noblewomen in the palace were written by him, but most of those prescriptions were taken by other imperial physicians with connections and presented to the noblewomen, stealing his credit.

He had no idea how many times this kind of thing had happened, but he was powerless to stop it because he had no one backing him up.

When he was young, he had also rebelled against such things and even sued those dark deeds to the father of Ye大人, who was the head eunuch at that time.

At that time, the Imperial Envoy surprisingly let him bear it. It wasn't a big deal anyway; after all, they were all for the noble ladies in the palace. It didn't matter who it came from.

From then on, he knew that no one in the Imperial Hospital would support him or speak up for him.

From then on, he became even more low-key. At the Imperial Hospital, he just lived a simple life, no longer caring much about things.

But he really didn't expect that Ye elder would have found him last night, and even said he knew about the grievances he had suffered before.

It's impossible for him to dig up those old accounts, but he can help him get the position of Master of the Court.

This was something he never dared to imagine in his life.

But who doesn't know that Lord Ye is the most trusted person by the current emperor If such words came from anyone else, he would definitely not even glance at them. But since these words came from Lord Ye himself, who is currently in the emperor's favor, he had no reason to doubt it.

He thought that Master Ye had helped him become the head of the academy, but it might require him to pay a very high price. At that time, he still hesitated and struggled for more than an hour.

When he made up his mind to take a gamble, he never expected Ye's condition to be so simple.

Ye DaRen only needed him to be the first to rush into the imperial study today, give him a pulse diagnosis, and then show Ye DaRen's desired expression.

He does not have to pay any heavy price.

Mr. Ye's conditions were too simple, he agreed, but he always suspected that Mr. Ye was playing him.

This led to him being very anxious before the success of the day, fearing that he had been outwitted by Lord Ye.

Until the eunuch who delivered imperial edicts to the emperor arrived at the Imperial Medical Bureau with the imperial decree, confirming that he had truly become the director of the bureau, he fully believed that Master Ye hadn't been playing tricks on him.

This appointment came about because of Lord Ye, it was truly sudden. He accepted this favor, and everyone in the Chen household, from top to bottom, accepted it as well.

Seeing that Lord Ye wasn't speaking, Dr. Chen still asked the question that had been troubling him, "Lord Ye, could you tell me old man why it was me"

There are so many imperial physicians in the Imperial Hospital. If we talk about medical skills, there are those who are better than him. If we talk about age and seniority, he does have quite a bit of both. But nowadays, there are several doctors in the Imperial Hospital who are older and more senior than him.

He really couldn't understand, with so many people, why Master Ye had chosen him.

He knew very well that today's matter, as long as Lord Ye was willing to give others a chance, the position of Imperial Physician would also fall to someone else.

So why him He considered himself to have had no dealings with Master Ye over the past years.

I can't understand why Lord Ye chose him.

Ye Er raised an eyebrow. Why him

Because this is what the Ye family owes him.

Before Ye Xiaoming died, he was frequently praised as a genius physician. People said that. However, only he knew that most of the prescriptions Ye Xiaoming used were stolen from Dr. Chen.

All of Ye Xiaoming's honors before his death belong to Dr. Chen.

The reason for choosing to cooperate with Dr. Chen is that he knows, first, that Dr. Chen's medical skills are truly superb, and second, that he is simply giving him what he deserves.lled with light, seeing the blush on her cheeks, hearing her shallow breaths, Ye Er felt an intense irritation.It was at this moment that he finally understood why there were poems like "Clouds of hai...