Inside the tent, all was silent. The head of the Imperial Medical Academy bowed and said, "Your Majesty, may I take a look?"

Emperor Xuanyi coughed awkwardly: "Alright, go and take a look."

Xiao Qingwan stared intently at the head of the Imperial Medical Academy, her hands clenching nervously under her sleeves until they turned white.

The Imperial Physician cautiously stepped forward, examined Prince Helian for a long time, and then picked up the dried clam meat that had fallen to the ground, his expression clearly troubled.

After a long pause, he said with a puzzled look, "That's strange. It looks like hives, but I didn't suddenly get it after eating anything..."

Xiao Qingwan couldn't help but break into a smile!

But before her smile could extend from the corners of her mouth to her eyes, Tong Su's clear voice rang out.

"Your Excellency, have you ever heard of a disease called 'Peach Blossom Tinea'?"

The head of the academy, who was standing awkwardly next to Prince Helian, suddenly changed his expression and exclaimed with delight, "That's it! Peach blossom rash! Your Majesty, Prince Helian isn't poisoned at all; he has peach blossom rash! Your Majesty, please wait a moment, allow me to take another look!"

Emperor Xuanyi looked at Tongsu with hesitation, and the people around him whispered among themselves. Helian Shizi's guard said in a deep voice, "Imperial Physician, may I ask what exactly this peach blossom rash means?"

The head physician, busy examining the young master, waved his hand, ignoring him: "Don't bother me yet, go ask Miss Xiao!"

Several guards looked at Tong Su with a troubled and somewhat embarrassed expression. Tong Su said frankly, "I'll explain."

Those who thought she would make things difficult for them breathed a sigh of relief, and a hint of shame appeared on their faces.

Tong Su said, "The Complete Book of Surgical Treatments records that when spring arrives and flowers bloom, pollen, microorganisms, and other things fall on people's bodies, causing some people to develop dermatitis and rashes. Since spring is the season when peach blossoms bloom, this type of dermatitis and rashes is commonly known as 'peach blossom rash'."

Xiao Qingwan couldn't help but sneer: "It's not spring now, and there's no pollen. What difference does it make if you say more?"

"Of course we have a connection!"

The white-bearded head of the Imperial Medical Academy suddenly turned around and roared angrily.

Being denied his medical skills was extremely offensive to him, and he rebuked Daoshan without hesitation: "If you don't understand medicine, then stop talking nonsense and making trouble out of nothing!"

He then bowed to Emperor Xuanyi and Xiao Lingchen, saying, "Grand Tutor, if this woman continues to cause trouble here, I will be unable to concentrate on treating the Crown Prince. Please send her out first!"

Emperor Xuanyi pursed his lips in resentment, unable to speak again.

Xiao Lingchen glanced at Xiao Qingwan indifferently and said, "Are you going to shut up, or get out?"

Xiao Qingwan blushed with shame and indignation at his blatant humiliation, and stammered softly, "I... I won't say anything, okay..."

The head of the hospital nodded in satisfaction.

He was a veteran imperial physician who served three emperors and had once saved the life of the late emperor. When the late emperor was still alive, everyone treated him with great respect.

Out of respect for the late emperor, he treated Emperor Xuanyi with utmost respect, but that did not mean he would tolerate a mere young girl like Xiao Qingwan yelling at him!

The abbot unleashed a tantrum, startling everyone in the tent. But then he turned around and, under everyone's watchful eyes, solemnly questioned Tongsu.

"Young friend, it's all thanks to your reminder of 'peach blossom rash' that I couldn't recall it for a moment. Your Highness's rash is clearly also a type of rash, but what do you think caused it?"

Everyone was dumbfounded.

He was the head of the Imperial Medical Academy, yet he would solemnly ask a mere young girl about this.

Isn't he afraid of losing face?

Tong Su was naturally aware of everyone's astonishment.

She raised an eyebrow, inwardly sighing. This old hospital director, so engrossed in medicine, was far more respectable than those opportunists like them.

The rash on Prince Helian's head was not from poisoning, but simply an acute allergic reaction to clam soup!