Lihua quickly took over the conversation: "Empress Dowager, I know a thing or two about Su Cairen's illness. Her dizziness and weakness are rare and difficult to diagnose. I guess it is caused by the intense heat, so I would like to drink some summer-relieving soup."
If you can nourish yourself well, I gave Su Cairen some prescriptions such as summer-relieving soup and sour plum soup."
She turned around and asked: "Su Cairen, how do you feel after drinking?"
Su Siru's pupils dilated for a moment. How can she explain her pretending to be ill?
Emma, the disease is rare and difficult to diagnose. Doesn’t that perfectly explain why the imperial doctor did not prescribe medicine?
There is also the guess used by Mr. Wuli, maybe, maybe, and finally asked her how she felt. She said it was wrong and she didn’t stick to the pan. It was too delicate and it was slippery!
Su Siru thought so, but she hurriedly climbed down the pole: "What Wu Meiren said is that my concubine has been sick for a long time, and the imperial doctor can't cure it, so it's difficult to give medicine. But I drank Wu Meiren later...cough, Wu Meiren
After I was given the prescription, the more I drank, the better I felt. Now it’s not as hot as before, so I felt much better yesterday.”
The Queen Mother understood, and after a few words of concern and care, she said nothing more and turned to chat with Lihua.
Su Siru relaxed her body slowly. She was most afraid of the sudden concern from the leader, and it was not good to be cared about too much.
Time passed slowly, and the concubines arrived one after another.
A palace concubine saw the Queen Mother and Lihua talking and laughing, and she was immediately jealous and secretly annoyed that she had arrived late.
I was annoyed and annoyed, and finally I blamed the mistake directly on Lihua. This thief, Wu Meiren, had clearly informed me of the time to greet her, but she insisted on arriving early. It was too scheming.
For Su Siru, the palace concubines only took one look at it and paid little attention to it. The sick man had not even come to say hello a few times, so how could Wu Meiren be so scheming?
Seeing the Queen Mother and Lihua chatting happily, the concubines hurriedly interrupted to join in the fun.
The Queen Mother talked to Lihua about square dancing, and she said: "Now everyone here in Aijia knows how to dance. We dance a few times every day and it's very fun."
A palace concubine took advantage of the opportunity and said: "If the Queen Mother wants to watch dancing, why would she let the servants dance? It would be so ugly. If she wants to watch dancing, wouldn't it be nice to ask some dancing girls to dance?"
The Queen Mother pursed her lips, and her interest in talking about square dancing suddenly disappeared.
She said that the square dance between herself and Zhuang Ning Palace was fun, and it was a good exercise and interesting at the same time. However, the palace concubine said that the dance was not good and she asked the dancer to do it.
The Queen Mother was too lazy to talk, so she chatted with Lihua about skin care, and just started talking about applying facial masks.
A palace concubine seemed to remember something, covered her mouth and laughed.
The Queen Mother and others looked at her without knowing why and asked her why she was laughing.
The palace concubine apologized and began to talk: "I remember that I agreed to take tea powder, honey, milk, flour and other things to make a ball and put it on my face. It seems that everything has a strict proportion.
It can maintain the skin and promote repair after sun exposure. I don’t understand what repair and non-repair are, but I think she is suitable to be a cook, haha..."
At the end of the sentence, he covered his mouth and let out a series of sweet smiles.
Qi promised that she was a concubine who came from the draft, and lived in the east and west wings of the same palace as this concubine. Hearing this, his face suddenly turned red.
She wanted to explain in a low voice that when they were exposed to the harsh sun when they went to farm fields, they used several remedies to take care of their skin so that they did not get tanned or sunburned, but in the end she did not dare to speak.
These recipes were circulated from Lihua, to Qi Renyi's place, and later the palace concubine found out about them. She was very scornful when she learned that Lihua had made them.
When the concubine said it now, she was just agreeing with a smile to ridicule Lihua.
But she didn't know that the Queen Mother was also using the recipe given by Lihua.