Miss Jun thought of what Master once said, and Master said these were words said by a monk.
Master said that most of what the monk said were lies, but this sentence was quite true.
The world is time and the world is place. If the time is different or the place is different, changes will occur.
That's it now.
She is no longer Princess Jiuling, nor is she her royal grandmother.
She is a subject and she is the Queen Mother.
She needs respect for her, but she doesn't need polite care for her.
So this is not a polite question to ask, and it is natural to say this to be rude.
Miss Jun lowered her eyes and smiled.
"Rules are determined by fate. No matter how big the rules are, they are never too big for fate." She said, curtsying to the Queen Mother again, "The Queen Mother is destined to turn evil into good luck."
The Queen Mother was startled and then smiled.
"He is indeed a miracle doctor, and what he said is really amazing." She said, "The Ai family doesn't even know whether you are praising the Ai family or yourself."
Seeing the Queen Mother smile, all the concubines and concubines around her started laughing too.
"How can this be a compliment?" Mrs. Dingyuan Hou said with a smile, "It is a fact, Queen Mother, that you have a precious life."
The Queen Mother smiled again.
"I know you, you are facing her." She said, giving Mrs. Dingyuan Hou a meaningful look.
Madam Dingyuanhou smiled and saluted.
"Your Majesty Mingjian, it's mainly because I have benefited from her." She smiled.
Her words were pun-intended. Everyone present also knew the benefits of Miss Jun's treatment and knew how powerful Miss Jun's medical skills were, so they couldn't help but praise her.
The Queen Mother smiled, said no more, and stretched out her hand.
"Miss Jun, please show me to the Ai family," she said.
This is about diagnosing the pulse.
The maid next to her took the voucher and the mat. Miss Jun looked at the mat.
She had done this in front of the Queen Mother a long time ago.
She knelt on the mat with her knees bent and stretched out her hands.
"Royal Grandma, I want to eat this."
Once upon a time, a child knelt on the mat like this, stretched out his hands and lay on the table in an inconspicuous manner, and spoke to the Queen Mother in a relaxed and casual manner.
Miss Jun put her hand on the Queen Mother's wrist and looked down attentively.
There was continued chatter and laughter in the hall.
"..This wine is quite delicious.."
"...It's brewed in the palace. Please come back and ask for some..."
This is the life ladies talking.
The wine brewed in the palace is indeed very delicious, and they even made fruit wine specifically for her and her sister to drink at her daughter's house.
"....My little sister has changed her residence? Moved to Sixian Pavilion?"
"....Yes, it's close to the Imperial Garden. It will definitely look beautiful in spring..."
These are the princesses talking.
Sixian Pavilion is actually not suitable for people to live in. It was a place where my sister used to practice calligraphy.
Everything that once belonged to them was gone and had new owners.
Miss Jun took back her hand.
"How is it?" the queen asked with concern.
"The Queen Mother should not eat the miso soup she had last night." Miss Jun said, "otherwise the cough this night will continue for a while."
As soon as these words came out, the queen made a sound and the queen mother raised her eyebrows slightly. The people around her immediately understood that Miss Jun was right.
"Can diagnosing the pulse actually tell what kind of food is eaten?" A princess standing behind the Queen Mother couldn't help but ask.
This is the emperor's fourth daughter, Princess Fengping, who is ten years old this year.
"It's okay sometimes." Miss Jun said.
Princess Fengping immediately hugged the Queen Mother's arm.
"Grandmother, Grandmother, I also want to check my pulse." She said, "Let her guess what I ate last night."
The Queen looked a little nervous.
"Don't be ridiculous," she said.
As a daughter-in-law who had just been with her mother-in-law for a few years, the Queen was still cautious and fearful in front of the Queen Mother.
The Queen Mother ignored her and reached out to tap Princess Fengping's nose.
"Okay, Miss Jun guessed it right, what reward do you want to give her?" she said.
Probably because they are relatives from another generation, the Queen Mother is always very doting on her grandchildren.
Princess Fengping looked at Miss Jun with arrogance.
"I will reward her with a box of sweet-scented osmanthus cakes," she said.
Miss Jun smiled and saluted her.
"Thank you princess," she said.
"This is the sweet-scented osmanthus cake specially made for me. You can't eat it anywhere else." Princess Fengping said with a bit of showoff.
Miss Jun thanked me again.
"Don't thank me yet. It's not certain whether you can get it or not." Princess Fengping said, sitting down next to the Queen Mother and stretching out her hand.
Miss Jun checked her pulse for a moment.
"The princess ate some more roasted duck last night." She said thoughtfully, "I'm afraid I don't feel like eating this morning."
Princess Fengping sighed, and the Queen Mother touched her shoulder.
"Is she right?" she asked with a smile.
Princess Fengping nodded repeatedly and shook the Queen Mother's arm.
"She was really right," she said.
"This is not a guess." The Queen Mother said, looking at Miss Jun with a serious expression, "Miss Jun has excellent medical skills."
This is a very high praise. Mrs. Dingyuan Hou would like to remind you that Miss Jun standing in front has already saluted and thanked you.
"Royal Grandmother, Imperial Grandmother, I also want to check your pulse." Several princesses gathered around.
The Queen Mother glanced at them solemnly, and the princesses' voices immediately stopped.
The Queen Mother looked at everyone in the palace again.
"Miss Jun is a doctor. She treats illnesses and saves people. This is not just for fun." She said, "Miss Jun cured Prince Huai and preserved the bloodline of the late prince. Her merits are immeasurable. The Ai family will be rewarded heavily."
Everyone in the palace knelt down after hearing this.
"Congratulations to the Queen Mother." They said in unison.
Miss Jun naturally knelt down as well. After others stood up, she still knelt down and watched the eunuchs present the rewards they had prepared one by one.
"The Queen Mother appreciates the jade and is happy with the pair."
"The Queen Mother admires the glass screen."
"The Empress will reward you with four pieces of palace satin if everything goes well."
"The Queen is appreciating a pair of precious flowers."
Accompanied by loud declarations and surrounded by envious, admiring and admiring glances, Miss Jun kowtowed.
"Thank you, Your Majesty, for your kindness." She leaned on the ground, her forehead pressed against the smooth, cold ground.
With the public reward from the Queen Mother and the Queen Mother, Miss Jun was surrounded by more people when she walked out of the Queen Mother's palace.
"Is this considered to be treating a disease according to the order?" A lady smiled and said, "The Queen Mother herself said that you are a doctor, and treating diseases and saving people is not for others to play with."
Everyone around smiled and nodded in agreement, and at the same time invited Miss Jun to come and play at home during the first month of the year.
This means that she is accepted by the powerful people in the capital.
"I'm a doctor, so I can't just go and have guests." Miss Jun said with a smile, "It depends on whether I can go."
The ladies around all laughed.
"When you say that, we don't know whether we should be happy that you came or unhappy."
After talking and laughing, we soon arrived outside the palace gate. Men from various families outside the palace gate were waiting for their wives, looking a little chaotic.
Miss Jun caught sight of Zhu Zan in the chaos.
He was standing talking to a group of young people, and he seemed to notice his gaze and looked over.
Their eyes met, and Miss Jun smiled at him.
Zhu Zan turned his head away with a look of disgust.
Miss Jun hesitated to say something to him. Zhu Zan patted the horse and said something, and a group of young people got on their horses and left with a cheer.