In a word, her position in Emperor Zhao's heart is indeed very important, and it is important that she can influence Emperor Zhao's physical reaction.

Any woman would be deeply moved when hearing this, and Liu Ruyue is no exception.

The military doctor gave Emperor Zhao acupuncture for a while, and only got out of the carriage after seeing that Emperor Zhao felt much better.

As soon as he got out of the carriage, General Helian and Xiao Qingfeng surrounded him and anxiously asked about Emperor Zhao's condition.

Hearing that Emperor Zhao was actually experiencing morning sickness, the two grown men were stunned:

"What?"

"Your Majesty is suffering from morning sickness?"

"How can a man like your majesty suffer from morning sickness?"

…

The military doctor was tired in the carriage and was too lazy to explain in detail to the two rough guys. He just said a few perfunctory words and left.

However, he underestimated the understanding ability of the two rough guys:

"General, the morning sickness that should have been borne by Concubine Yue has been transferred to Your Majesty. Is it because when we burned paper money and prayed to the Bodhisattva to bless Concubine Yue and the future prince with peace and safety, our hearts were too sincere, and there were so many people, that the Bodhisattva appeared and transferred the morning sickness to Your Majesty?"

As soon as the military doctor walked away, Xiao Qingfeng asked General Helian with some trepidation.

General Helian thought it made sense, and after pondering for a while, he slapped his head and said in regret, "We should have said something to His Majesty. It's all our fault. His Majesty has suffered so much."

"Then General, let's pray again, asking the Bodhisattva to bless His Majesty as well?"

Seeing that General Helian also felt that what he said made sense, Xiao Qingfeng felt even more uneasy and immediately prepared to take out paper money from his bag.

Seeing this, General Helian grabbed him and said, “Do you think the Bodhisattva belongs to you and you can pray whenever you want?

Besides, when we burn paper and pray to the Buddha, aren’t we just telling His Majesty that his morning sickness is our fault?

Even if we want to change it, we have to find an opportunity and do it secretly."

Xiao Qingfeng was shocked when he heard General Helian's words: "General, don't you care about His Majesty the most?"

General Helian touched his nose with a guilty conscience and said softly, "Our Great Zhao has finally had an heir. Your Majesty should endure a little hardship for the heir. After all, it is all for the future prince and for the Great Zhao..."

The implication is that with the little prince, Your Majesty can step aside a little.

"That makes sense. After all, the prince is your majesty's child. It's only natural that I should suffer a little for him."

Xiao Qingfeng scratched his head and agreed with great approval.

When the two men spoke, they did not avoid their personal guards. After their personal guards spread the content of the conversation, the soldiers felt guilty: How could they forget about the emperor when they were praying to the Buddha?

How come their sincerity caused His Majesty to suffer from morning sickness?

Moreover, why is this Bodhisattva so powerful?

Forget it, forget it. At most, they can just kill a few more enemies on the battlefield and consider it as making up for His Majesty...

**

Because Emperor Zhao had severe morning sickness, the group stopped and walked for almost a month before finally returning to the capital when Liu Ruyue was almost three months pregnant.

The people knelt down to pay homage, and the officials knelt down to welcome him. Liu Ruyue sat beside Emperor Zhao and enjoyed the kneeling and respect from these people.

However, Liu Ruyue vaguely felt that there were several unfriendly eyes staring at her...