Following Azi's gaze, Zheng He'er, who was beside Emperor Jingcheng, immediately whispered, "Your Majesty, Your Highness, that is the daughter of Zhang, the Vice Minister of Works."

Azi nodded, continued chewing her favorite shrimp dumplings, stared at Miss Zhang for a moment, still full of doubts.

"Baby, eat your breakfast properly, don't worry about what they're doing." Di Jingcheng picked up the pork rib porridge and fed it to her, noticing how thin she was and that she needed to eat more.

Qinghe brought over two bowls of hot noodle soup. Azi was eager to eat; it was cold, and she just wanted something steaming hot. Di Jingcheng carefully blew on the soup to cool it down before feeding it to her. She squinted her eyes happily and said, "Delicious, delicious!"

Azi ate a few more bites, and slowly began to feel unwell, feeling extremely hot and restless. She took two sips of her flower tea, but still felt unwell.

"Honey, what's wrong?" Di Jingcheng frowned with concern. Her complexion was not good; it was much rosier than before. Did she have a fever? She was fine just now!

He raised his hand and touched Azi's forehead and face. It was so hot! Azi felt a little dizzy and tried to open her eyes, but she could only faint uncomfortably in Di Jingcheng's arms.

Meanwhile, Miss Zhang was no longer in her seat. Feeling unbearably hot, she went out for some fresh air with her maid. She was knocked unconscious and taken away as soon as she stepped out of the side door.

The Empress suddenly fainted in the main hall. The Emperor, enraged, roared for the imperial physician and carried the Empress to the rear hall. Zheng San calmed everyone down, ordering the Imperial Guards to come in and watch over them, forbidding anyone from wandering off. Perhaps the Empress's fainting was related to these people!

Qinghe instructed Zheng San to keep a close eye on the food the Empress had eaten, and hurriedly went to bring the little prince over. At that moment, the young eunuch also quickly brought over the imperial physician.

The people in the main hall were filled with unease.