Time flies, and a month has passed in the blink of an eye.
Yan Heng consulted many renowned doctors to examine him for the poison.
Even though Jiang Tian was in his palace, Yan Heng still hated the feeling of being controlled by others.
The doctors examined the poison repeatedly, but ultimately told Yan Heng that it was very complex and they couldn't come up with a good solution for the time being; it would take time.
The second prince was the one who loved to engage in crooked and evil practices. Back then, there were countless eccentric and extraordinary people in his government office, so it's not hard to understand why he came up with some intractable poisons.
Yan Heng did not get angry at those people. He simply found them a special place and did nothing else but research an antidote for them.
When the problem is solved, I will leave with ten thousand taels of gold.
If we can't solve it, then we'll just stay here indefinitely.
What could these renowned doctors do? Yan Heng was the ruler of the country, so naturally whatever he said went.
However, the group of renowned doctors that Yan Heng found were not entirely useless.
Yan Heng's poison needs to be cured every ten days. If it coincides with Jiang Tian's menstrual period, it will become a troublesome matter.
So they cautiously inquired of Yan Heng whether to postpone Jiang Tian's period or to postpone the onset of Yan Heng's poison.
When her period was delayed, Jiang Tian would experience unbearable pain the next time it came, but once the pain subsided, it wouldn't harm her health.
The onset of Yan Heng's poisoning was delayed, and the toxins were suppressed, allowing them to affect Yan Heng's body.
If Yan Heng wants to endure the torment until Jiang Tianyue leaves, he needs to suffer excruciating pain every day until she leaves.
And if toxins accumulate, the next attack will be even more severe.
The imperial physicians and folk doctors all naturally assumed that Yan Heng would choose to postpone Jiang Tian's period.
It will only hurt for a short time and won't affect your health.
But Yan Heng was different; the excruciating pain was something not everyone could endure.
However, Yan Heng did not immediately have the doctors prescribe medicine for Jiang Tian. He only asked them if there was any medicine to relieve Jiang Tian's pain from delayed menstruation.
The leading imperial physician truthfully reported: "The medicine prescribed for that lady was originally intended to delay her menstruation. If we also prescribe painkillers, the combined effect might affect her ability to have children."
It means they shouldn't be paired up, because if they were, Jiang Tian might not be able to have children.
Therefore, that kind of pain can only be endured by oneself.
Yan Heng then asked them what the next outbreak of his poison would be like if it was delayed.
The imperial physician, of course, spoke frankly: "With the accumulation of toxins, Your Majesty's inner fire will intensify, but it will not have a significant impact on Your Majesty's health. However, the excruciating pain will be extremely difficult to endure."
After all, Yan Heng was already poisoned. Once the poison is neutralized, no matter how long the toxins have been accumulated, they will be completely eliminated, and the impact on his body will be minimal.
However, when the toxins accumulated in Yan Heng's body, he had to endure the excruciating pain after taking the medicine they prescribed.
The imperial physician spoke in a refined and scholarly manner, but the meaning he conveyed was roughly the same.
Yan Heng pondered for a moment: "Then develop a medicine to delay the onset of the poison for me."
After he finished speaking, the doctors were secretly surprised.
In their view, Yan Heng should prioritize his own health, and Jiang Tian's pain would only last for a short while and would pass in a few days.
But as the emperor, Yan Heng was busy with countless affairs of state. How could he possibly give in for a woman?
Some people used tactful words to advise Yan Heng to think twice.
Yan Heng gave them a cold look: "Prepare whatever medicine I tell you to prepare."
He was an emperor who had emerged from war, and his imposing presence was unmatched by anyone else.
So the group of people dared not speak.
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