However, most of the medicines prescribed by the royal physicians were tonics. Xu Miaoqing often couldn't help but begin to doubt the physicians' skills.

Zhu Yunying's idea was to go all the way in his act, and that's exactly what he did. In any case, the medicine prepared by the imperial physicians had been delivered, and whether the emperor used it or threw it away was no longer the physicians' concern. They had just done their duty, and if anything happened, they wouldn't be held responsible.

For Joo Yoon-young, this grand drama has only just begun. He must continue feigning illness in order to facilitate the next series of actions.

Whether it's to ensure the cabinet is pushed forward smoothly or to preserve the reputation of young Zhu Chunxiao, Zhu Yunying needs to continue playing this role.

Fortunately, this drama wasn't complicated, nor did it require particularly advanced acting skills, which Zhu Yunying said he could handle easily. Moreover, since an emperor like him was acting, people weren't concerned with whether his acting was good or bad; most people were simply tense and unable to make a proper judgment.

There are some rumors circulating outside that His Majesty may be unwell. It is said that Wang Chengen went to the Imperial Hospital in person and went straight to the Wuying Hall, which says a lot.

Some people wanted to go to the Imperial Hospital to inquire about information, but it was obvious that it was virtually impossible to get any accurate or useful information. The imperial physicians also knew their special status and work. Not to mention that Wang Chengen had warned them beforehand, even if he hadn't, the imperial physicians wouldn't dare to say anything.

So at this point, it seems that all many people can do is continue to speculate; this is probably the only thing they can do right now.

The health of His Majesty is a highly confidential matter, and it is not appropriate to inquire too much about it!

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