Did the illness start just because I stopped him?

Yesterday was the same; he suddenly went crazy just to protect a cup of tea.

Even Physician Zhang couldn't find anything wrong with his body...

Theoretically speaking, this is impossible, since poison cannot leave no trace.

Was the madness just an act?

Can a four-year-old child have such cunning?

Moreover, Tao Zhi lost his life because of this. If he hadn't poisoned him, he wouldn't have had to die.

"Jinghe, are you feeling unwell anywhere?" Ye Jingchen asked with concern.

Ye Jinghe glanced at the two palace maids who had spoken without showing any emotion. They dared to complain to his brother; he would remember that.

A child's revenge is never too late, even after ten years.

"My head—" Ye Jinghe said, pointing to his head, "It hurts."

"Does it still hurt?" Ye Jingchen asked.

"Always," Ye Jinghe replied, then added after a moment's thought, "Last night, it didn't hurt."

Ye Jinghe was coaxed to sleep by him last night.

Perhaps this toxin is affecting Ye Jinghe's nerves all the time, and when his emotions fluctuate too much, the toxin will intensify.

Modern technology allows us to use sophisticated electronic instruments to detect brainwaves, but this was difficult to do in ancient times. Physicians relied solely on experience passed down through generations.

However, the brain and nerves are invisible and intangible, making them difficult to judge based on experience.

"Actually, I'm sick just like my younger brother Jinghe," Ye Jingchen said, surprising everyone.

Upon hearing this, the palace servants in the bedchamber were all shocked. When did His Highness the Crown Prince contract the same illness as the Fifth Prince?

Ye Jinghe, however, wore an expression that said, "I knew it."

"It's just that my illness only flares up after I fall asleep. It's not that I don't want to sleep with you, but I'm worried that my illness might flare up and hurt you while I'm asleep, so I cruelly refused you. I did it for your own good. These palace servants stopped you from coming to see me because they were worried that I would hurt you, which is also for your own good. So please don't be angry, okay?"

Ye Jingchen quoted a classic PUA (Pick-Up Artist) line: "I'm doing this for your own good!"