The woman in the painting has a graceful figure and various manners. Even if it is an ancient meticulous painting, you can see an extremely outstanding appearance.
There seemed to be nothing wrong with the painting, but Wei Zi felt something was wrong.
"The prince's mother-in-law was once the most beautiful woman in the imperial capital. I had met her several times, and she was indeed like a fish before the wild goose, and a flower shy of the moon." When Princess Yan mentioned these old things, she didn't have any jealousy, she just expressed pure admiration.
"Looking at the prince's appearance, it's actually not difficult to imagine the appearance of his mother-in-law." Princess Yan smiled and pointed at the pile of medical books in her mother's hand: "I found it. There are quite a few. Take it and read it slowly."
"Okay." Wei Zi rolled up the scroll and returned it to its original place, took the medical book and said, "If it's okay, I'll read it here, and it'll take half a night."
"Eh?"
"Since it is the relic of the Second County Princess, it is not appropriate to take it out. I can just read it here." Wei Zi pointed to the table by the window: "I will sit there."
"Oh, okay." Princess Yan was confused, could she read so many books in half a night?
*
Before midnight, Wei Zi closed the book, sat quietly at the table, and silently sorted out the medical books in his mind.
It was indeed a little different from what she saw in Baicaotang.
how to say?
Originating from the same clan, "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" has developed in two directions: the medical books in Baicaotang are like Jiangnan, which pay attention to the delicateness of spring breeze and rain, and the gentleness of moistening things silently, while the ones on hand are like the snowy mountains of the desert, rough and unruly
, is the majesty of the sun setting over the long river.
She has studied ancient medicine, so she can immediately tell the difference, but to ordinary doctors, there may not be much difference.
Back to the original question: The mother-in-law of Feng Danyi, the second prince of the second county, used a different prescription from the Chinese medicine to extend his life.
But after reading these medical books, Wei Zi did not feel that there was any way to cure congenital deficiencies.
So, how did Feng Danyi survive?
She has no way of knowing.
"Su Nian, please ask Grandma Ma to come in and clean up." Wei Zi stood up and walked out of the room.
Aunt Ma saluted her, and Wei Zi said: "Auntie, please tell the princess that I will go to the south of the city first. Let me think about how to cure the illness of the two princes."
On the carriage, Su Nian saw Wei Zi deep in thought and said nothing, so he advised her: "Both the princes of the two counties have been ill for so long, and if they cannot be cured, the prince will understand."
Wei Zi shook his head: "If it really couldn't be cured, the Second Prince would have died long ago; but he lived to adulthood, which means there must be a way to cure it."
"Can it really be cured?" Su Nian was surprised.
"Yes." Wei Zi nodded and added: "But I may not be able to figure it out."
She had a very strange guess: maybe Feng Danyi himself knew the cure.
However, this speculation is groundless and logically untenable.
After all, Feng Danyi's illness was real and not fake at all.
*
After several spring rains in succession, the spring weather in the imperial capital became more and more impressive.
Wei Zi was still busy every day. The days passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye it was February 18th, the great day of the wedding of Imperial Physician Qian.
Wei Zi gave everyone at Tai Hospital a half-day holiday to attend the wedding together.
The grandfather of Imperial Physician Qian was a minister, and was in charge of the six departments of officials, households, etiquette, military, punishment, and work. His family background was prominent; the bride was the legitimate daughter of the Zuopushe family and had a distinguished status. The two of them can be considered a strong alliance, so the wedding banquet was grand.
It was so huge that almost all the officials from the imperial capital were present.
"Why do I think they went to court in a different place?" Doctor Wu secretly whispered to Wei Zi.
