Yu Nanqing seemed to know as well, and could only respond with an "Mmm".

Just then, Wang Zhang's hurried voice came from outside the door: "Your Majesty! Your Majesty! There is news from the Princess's residence!"

Wang Zhang would get slightly excited whenever there was news about the Princess's residence.

"Come in and talk." Su Wanyan didn't seem too surprised, because she knew that even if it was huge news, there was no rush to get it over with in just a few steps.

Wang Zhang entered quickly and hurriedly handed the message in his hand to Su Wanyan: "Your Majesty, news from the Princess's residence!"

One plan should not be used twice.

Last time, the eldest princess deliberately gave them false information, but this time, the information is probably really from Su He.

Su Wanyan took a small, crumpled piece of paper, unfolded it, and saw a line of very small writing on it: "The Princess has been taking Chinese medicine for over a month."

Su Wanyan's eyes brightened slightly; apart from this line of small print, there was no other information.

The Chinese medicine has been in use for over a month, but the news has only just been sent out. It seems that the princess sealed off the residence during this period.

Su Wanyan thought for a while and then instructed Wang Zhang, "Send some people to keep an eye on the Princess's residence and see if you can get in touch with Su He. It would be even better if you could arrange to meet him."

"Yes, this old servant will arrange it immediately."

"Try to contact them if you can, but don't force it if you can't." Doing nothing is the safest thing to do at this time.

However, Su Wanyan was a little worried about Su He inside, so she wanted to find out what the situation was like inside the Princess's residence.

"Yes, this old servant understands."

Princess Yu Tingyi began to feel unwell after returning from Miaotong Mountain with Si Yang on the tenth day of the eleventh month.

At first, she only had dry and itchy skin without any other special symptoms. The princess invited the imperial physician, who couldn't make a diagnosis for a while and prescribed some medicine to relieve the dryness and itching, but it had no effect at all.

The princess was irritable and restless because of the dryness and itching. The medicine she used not only failed to help, but red rashes also started to appear on her skin and were beginning to spread.

My arms, neck, and thighs are covered with sparse red spots.

She suddenly fell ill, and the princess immediately became suspicious. She thoroughly investigated everyone who had been in contact with her and secretly summoned several imperial physicians from the Imperial Hospital to treat her.

However, after examining the princess for a long time, the imperial physicians could not find the source of the illness. Moreover, they did not know whether the red spots on the princess's body were contagious. Helpless, the imperial physicians suggested that the princess burn all the bedding, clothes and utensils that she had come into contact with and replace them with a new batch.

Even though the princess was furious, she still listened to the advice of the imperial physicians.

However, there was no improvement at all, and the red spots began to blister and ulcerate. At the same time, several male concubines with the same symptoms as her were found in the Princess's residence.

Previously, these male concubines had concealed their 'illness' because they were afraid that the princess would find out.

However, when the truth came out, the eldest princess completely erupted.

As the New Year approached, she went so far as to kill all her male lovers who had the same symptoms as her.

She even ordered the nanny to investigate one by one to find out which other male concubines dared to secretly infect her with the disease.

When the imperial physicians heard about this, they all suspected that the princess might have contracted pharyngitis. Of course, they only dared to suspect it and dared not say it aloud.

However, the symptoms of the eldest princess were different from those of syphilis, and all of the eldest princess's male favorites had been examined, so it was impossible for them to have contracted this disease.

At this point, even the Imperial Medical Academy staff were at a loss.

However, the story doesn't end there.

After the eldest princess executed those male favorites, the other male favorites also began to contract the disease one after another. Not only did the male favorites contract the disease, but even the nannies who served them began to develop rashes.

Eventually, even the imperial physicians who had been in contact with her began to experience dry and itchy skin.

With the Spring Festival just around the corner, she was to attend the New Year's banquet and celebrate with Emperor Yuanhe in the palace. Now, she was being told that she was the source of the infection. How could the princess not be angry?

Because of this unknown illness, the princess was tormented and became increasingly irritable. Any servant in the mansion who made a mistake, no matter who it was, would almost certainly be killed.

The eldest princess had nowhere to vent her anger. Back when she fell ill, she had already ordered a complete blockade of all news within the mansion. Anyone who dared to spread the news of the mansion would be executed.

Therefore, nowadays, not even an ant can get into the Princess's residence, let alone receive news.

The information inside was completely blocked; not a single word got out.

Su Wanyan thought the princess was too busy celebrating the New Year to pay attention to her, but it turned out that Su He had already taken action without her noticing.

Now, the rash on the princess's body has spread to her face, and she is completely at a loss. She is bedridden and cannot go anywhere. When servants come to serve her, she can clearly see their fear and dread of her.

"Are you afraid of me?" The princess looked at the trembling maid in front of her, her expression turning grim.

In the past, these maids and nannies were afraid of her because of her authority and intimidation, but now, she could sense that it was because of her illness!

She was the eldest princess of the Great Jin Dynasty, and she was always proud. How could she tolerate these lowly servants looking down on her!

"This servant...this servant dares not." The maid trembled with fear, quickly put down the medicine in her hand, and knelt down with a thud.

"Guards! Drag him away! Beat him to death!" The princess glared angrily, gritting her teeth as she roared.

The maid was stunned and begged for mercy repeatedly: "Your Highness, spare me! Your Highness, spare me!"

The eldest princess had a gloomy face. Since she fell ill, the anger in her heart had not subsided. She coldly asked the nanny serving her, "What did my brother say?"

"Your Highness, the Emperor said... that you should recover from your illness first, and he will handle the affairs of the palace." Upon closer inspection, the old woman's hands were also covered in red rashes.

However, as the princess's personal nanny, she knew the princess's temper well, and at this moment she dared not show the slightest fear.

If she showed even the slightest fear, the princess might have her disposed of without any mercy.

No sooner had the nanny finished speaking than the princess suddenly gritted her teeth, grabbed the medicine bowl, and smashed it to pieces with a loud crash: "Outrageous! Every year I celebrate the Spring Festival with my brother, but this year..."

She gritted her teeth and ordered, "Go and fetch the imperial physician! If he cannot diagnose my illness, he shall no longer serve in the Imperial Hospital!"

"Yes," the nanny replied and hurriedly left.

Just then, Su He appeared at the door and brushed past the old woman.

Su He watched the nanny leave in a hurry, speechless, and stepped inside.

"This humble subject greets Your Highness."

Upon seeing Su He arrive, the princess's anger subsided somewhat. She glanced at him and noticed the red rash on his neck. She turned her face away angrily, lay back on the daybed, and remained silent.