His chest was getting more and more tight, his head was pounding with pain, and there was a buzzing sound in his ears that was so noisy that he couldn't hear what King Yizun and his wife were talking about.
He supported his unusually heavy head on his elbows and waved to the little eunuch beside him, but he couldn't even say a word.
............
After leaving the palace, Xuanyuan Yao and Ji Xiang were both a little surprised.
"He called us here in a furious manner, didn't say a word to the palace, and then drove us away. What on earth did the emperor do?" The carriage went straight to Prince Yizun's palace. On the way, the prince hugged the princess and looked at her as if he had something to say.
think.[
"Your Majesty, did you notice just now that...there is something wrong with the Emperor?" Should I say what I discovered unintentionally? Ji Xiang carefully considered his words.
"When did he feel satisfied?" Xuanyuan Yao answered in a low voice.
It can be traced back to eight years ago, when Xuanyuan Zun ascended the throne and became emperor, he became like a stranger.
In just one night, father and son turned against each other, and brothers became enemies. Xuanyuan Zun and Xuanyuan Yao, who were brothers, became enemies in a sudden and unexpected situation.
He also suspected that the emperor took the wrong medicine, and once he took it, it lasted eight years.
"Oh, it's not what you think." Ji Xiang pouted, "I mean, he looks very bad, he seems to be seriously ill. Hey, jealous prince, don't be so anxious about pantothenic acid, I don't care.
He is just discussing things."
Xuanyuan Yaojun's face was squeezed into a ball, "No matter what, from now on, you are not allowed to look at him, you are not allowed to think about him, and you are not allowed to secretly think about him in your heart. Um, by the way, little vixen, you just said that the emperor is probably ill, I
I really didn’t pay attention to it. Seeing how active he is in finding trouble all day long, I feel that even if he is seriously ill, he can still easily live to be a hundred years old.”