What the old doctor Yu left to Yu Xiaofang was not only his medical skills, but also a secret letter.
The secret letter detailed the grievances of the Yu family. Old Doctor Yu had no intention of seeking justice for Yu Xiaofang, and even specifically mentioned that as long as he could live well, it would be fine.
How could he possibly seek revenge? It was like an ant trying to shake a tree, a death wish. He simply refused to accept the truth.
I don’t ask the world to know, but the truth should be known to my descendants.
Old Doctor Yu is highly respected and has saved countless lives. She is also well respected in the clan. Everyone protects Yu Xiaofang, so Yu Xiaofang, a child, was able to reach Lingnan safely and grow up without any danger.
Yu Xiaofang has not suffered too much, and the passion of youth is still there.
How could he accept the fact that his grandfather had suffered an injustice in the past and that his clan members had been wronged and implicated because of it?
In the past few years, he and his cousin Lin Mo have never given up looking for opportunities to seek justice. The arrival of Zhao Xiang's family undoubtedly gave them hope.
Now, hope is even closer.
After Yu Xiaofang discussed with Lin Mo, they decided to tell Zhao Xiang everything.
Zhao Xiang was very surprised, but this matter happened to be something that could be made into a big deal, so he agreed. As long as the time was right, he would definitely give them the opportunity to seek justice.
Yu Xiaofang was very low-key when he came to Beijing. After arriving in Beijing, he lived in the manor of Duke Liguo outside the city, waiting quietly.
No one dared or had the opportunity to tamper with the emperor's body, but the emperor was old and would always get sick.
Even if he wasn't sick, the Second Prince would have made him sick with anger.
The Second Prince probably never dreamed that his temper would become more and more violent. Zhou Han Sheng deserved credit for this, or rather, Yu Xiaofang deserved credit for this.
No one would tamper with the emperor's body, but it is not difficult to do something to the second prince or change something in his diet.
Sure enough, conflicts and frictions between the second prince and the emperor occurred from time to time, and his increasingly irritable temper made the relationship between father and son more and more tense.
The emperor was really mad at him.
Older people are strong-willed by nature and cannot rest peacefully. More importantly, they cannot get rid of the anger in their hearts, so this disease is not easy to cure.
The imperial physicians in the Imperial Medical Bureau were all cautious and cautious, thinking that the emperor would sooner or later think of looking for another famous doctor.
He is not a very patient man.
But whether it is Zhao Xiang or Zhou Hansheng, it is not appropriate for them to bring up this matter proactively. They cannot be involved in this matter, the farther away the better. They can only let the emperor speak himself.
The emperor is too suspicious. The older he gets, the more suspicious he becomes. Once he becomes suspicious, everything will be back to zero and useless.
If one wants to completely drive Concubine Yan and the Second Prince crazy, one must use the card of Yu Xiaofang carefully.
Now the second prince is almost going crazy and keeps making mistakes, but Concubine Yan is still fine and her status has not been affected at all.
However, what if the emperor knew that the Queen Mother’s death was actually caused by Concubine Yan?
Concubine Yan will go crazy even if she is not crazy!
The Emperor and the Empress Dowager had a deep mother-son relationship, and when the Empress Dowager was alive, he was extremely filial to her mother.
However, the Queen Mother did not like Concubine Yan, but liked Queen Zhou.
Although the Empress Dowager disliked Concubine Yan, she was indifferent and did not deliberately make things difficult for her. She also did not use her status as the queen mother to force the Emperor to treat Concubine Yan in a certain way. She just occasionally reminded the Emperor that he needed to consider the balance of the six palaces.
The emperor is a proud and conceited person. If the empress dowager makes things difficult for Concubine Yan, the emperor might feel disgusted, but the empress dowager never does so. The emperor's filial piety towards the empress dowager has only increased.
Because Concubine Yan was the one he loved, even though the Empress Dowager disliked him, she couldn't bear to see him embarrassed and never criticized him. Just imagine how much love she had for her son. As a son, how could the Emperor not be moved?
In return, the emperor not only became more respectful and filial to the empress dowager, but also became more respectful to Empress Zhou, whom the empress dowager valued.
Concubine Yan was so angry that her teeth were itching.
She knew that as long as the Empress Dowager was around, she would never have a chance to rise to prominence. No matter what she did, she could never catch the Empress Dowager's eye. She had once instigated a favored concubine to test the waters, but after only subtly complaining about her grievances and hinting that the Empress Dowager was too partial to the Empress, the Emperor flew into a rage and demoted her to a commoner and banished her to the cold palace. Concubine Yan would never dare to say a single bad word about the Empress Dowager in front of the Emperor.
So, she chose to take the risk herself. As long as the Queen Mother was gone, who could stand in the way of her and her son? Who could still make her angry?
Taking advantage of the Queen Mother's illness, Concubine Yan succeeded and successfully framed her.
However, what she did not expect was that before her death, the empress dowager actually asked Queen Zhou to pray for her in the Buddhist temple for twenty years.
After her funeral, Queen Zhou entered the Buddhist temple and never came out again.
For at least twenty years, it would be impossible for the Emperor to depose Queen Zhou.
Because of this, Concubine Yan was so angry that she almost vomited blood!
The Queen Mother was still trying to trick her even after her death.
She had no choice but to wait.
She saw that the position of queen that belonged to her was gone just like that.
More than ten years have passed. Now, when Concubine Yan felt that hope was just around the corner, she could never have imagined that her retribution was already on the way.
In the study of the Zhao Mansion, Zhao Xiang glanced at Zhou Hansheng and smiled, "It's almost time, be patient, the more you don't want to be impulsive at this time."
Zhou Hansheng breathed a sigh of relief, "Yes, father-in-law. I just think it's a little ridiculous."
Zhou Hansheng complained in a sarcastic tone. It was really ridiculous. The second prince had done such a bad thing, but the emperor was still extremely tolerant of him. However, it was completely different towards the crown prince.
For example, he is sick now, and it was obviously the Second Prince who made him sick, but he found an excuse to scold the Crown Prince, fearing that the Crown Prince would take advantage of his illness to seize power. It is simply ridiculous.
Zhou Hansheng felt extremely upset. He didn't know how his cousin, the prince, had managed to survive all these years. If it were him, he would have been driven crazy by such a terrible father and might have done something crazy.
Fortunately, he has not been in the capital these years, otherwise, he would probably not be able to resist causing trouble.
This is so unfair!
How on earth had the Crown Prince's cousin wronged the Emperor? They were biological father and son, how could this happen?
Zhao Xiang glanced at Zhou Hansheng and sighed inwardly. He also felt sorry for the prince, but he couldn't show it.
Zhao Xiang said slowly, "The Emperor is also a man who values his reputation. He has valued the Second Prince for years, but the Second Prince did these things that made him sad. Doesn't this mean to the outside world that he has no vision? Or that he misjudged the Second Prince? The Emperor's temper cannot tolerate this."
"So, no one can say anything bad about the Second Prince now. Otherwise, it would be a slap in the face of the Emperor, and the Emperor would definitely vent his anger on him."
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