Li Lizhi raised her head slightly and looked at the wall not far away. "I don't know what magical power there is here. I can't explain the strange things happening here."
"I don't believe in ghosts and gods!"
"But now, I really hope that there are so-called ghosts and gods in this world. I hope that ghosts and gods exist!"
Li Lizhi's voice was filled with tears. Xiao Ran couldn't see Li Lizhi's face, but he knew that Li Lizhi was crying at the moment.
Xiao Ran also understood why Li Lizhi was like this. It turned out that Empress Changsun was ill!
Then Xiao Ran wouldn't worry about the little princess and the cat.
Li Lizhi clasped her hands together with a pious look on her face, "If there really are gods, please save my mother!"
"If it's really possible, I'm willing to endure all this for my mother. I can even sacrifice my life... I just hope my mother gets better..."
Hearing Li Lizhi's voice, Xiao Ran was a little moved.
Xiao Ran felt this filial piety.
Xiao Ran wanted to help Li Lizhi.
I quickly sat down next to the computer.
Xiao Ran was in his thirties when he learned that Empress Changsun had passed away, but he didn't know the specific circumstances.
I need to look up some information to see what the disease is and whether it can be cured in the 21st century.
Xiao Ran tapped away on the keyboard and began searching: [How did Empress Changsun die?]
Xiao Ran soon found the answer.
"The cause of Empress Changsun's death was a chronic respiratory disease."
Xiao Ran frowned. "What is Qi disease? What the hell is a respiratory disease?"
I don't understand any of this at all.
Xiao Ran continued to read:
"Empress Changsun's health deteriorated due to her frequent childbearing, and coupled with a series of other family and political changes, her health continued to deteriorate."
"Also, there are records that she caught a cold during her tour of Jiucheng Palace, which may have exacerbated her illness."
"Respiratory disease is the main reason. Frequent childbirths lead to worsening physical condition..." Xiao Ran understood the meaning of this sentence.
Empress Changsun has now given birth to Li Chengqian, Li Tai, Li Lizhi, Li Zhi, Princess Chengyang, and Princess Jinyang...
In her early thirties, she had six children...
"I lost it!"
It’s terrifying when you think about it!
"No wonder I'm in poor health. I'm sure I'll be fine!"
The maintenance in the Tang Dynasty cannot be compared with that in the 21st century.
Li Lizhi was still mumbling to herself, and Xiao Ran listened carefully.
"When A Niang is ill, she coughs violently and may experience varying degrees of chest tightness, shortness of breath, wheezing, and difficulty breathing."
"In addition, A Niang may also experience fever, fatigue, headache, body aches, and other systemic symptoms..."
Xiao Ran could tell that Li Lizhi was talking about Empress Changsun's illness.
This inadvertently helped Xiao Ran, making it easier for him to find out what the specific disease was.
The information Xiao Ran found was about qi disease. Xiao Ran didn't understand qi disease, so he looked up more information about it.
"Respiratory disease!"
"Qi disease" refers to diseases caused by disorders of the above systems. Discomfort caused by liver and spleen diseases is sometimes also classified as qi disease.
There are many respiratory diseases. Originally, Xiao Ran was not sure which type Empress Changsun had, but after hearing what Li Lizhi said, Xiao Ran was certain.
Empress Changsun had acute bronchitis!
This disease may be fine at ordinary times, but it can become very severe when it breaks out, with the most serious symptom being cough.
"So I have to find a way to stop Empress Changsun's cough first... If she's been coughing for a long time, her throat will definitely feel uncomfortable, so I need to prepare some throat moisturizing and anti-inflammatory medicine."
"If you feel pain all over your body, take ibuprofen..."
It’s cold in winter, and Xiao Ran occasionally catches a cold and coughs, but he still has common medicines at home.
Even if you don't have one at home, there are always a variety of large pharmacies nearby.
Xiao Ran held his cell phone and watched Li Lizhi muttering to herself while looking for medicine.
Xiao Ran only gave a limited amount and didn't dare to give too much.
These may not be very effective for people in the 21st century because they have drug resistance.
This is not the case with people in the Tang Dynasty.
Xiao Ran poured a single dose of cough syrup into the small bottle.
Prepare antipyretic and anti-inflammatory drugs plus ibuprofen.
Xiao Ran put it in a plastic bag.
The situation is urgent now and Xiao Ran can't find anyone else.
Afraid that Li Lizhi didn't know how to eat it, Xiao Ran took out a marker and wrote a note inside.
Everything was ready. Xiao Ran looked at the surveillance video and saw Li Lizhi still praying devoutly.
I hope the magical inner palace can help her and find a way to save Empress Changsun.
Xiao Ran didn't think much about it and threw the plastic bag into the mirror.
A plastic bag flew out of the bronze mirror and fell to the ground with a "plop".
Li Lizhi shuddered, opened her eyes suddenly and looked around.
I turned around and saw something white behind me.
Li Lizhi was surprised and happy. She didn't expect that there really was something there.
"Really... is it really a god?" Li Lizhi hugged the plastic bag tightly in her arms.
Very excited.
Xiao Ran also saw Li Lizhi's reaction on the surveillance camera.
Li Lizhi didn't think much about it, opened the plastic bag, and saw cough syrup, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory medicine, and an ibuprofen pill.
Li Lizhi had never seen these things before and found them magical.
What’s magical is not just these never-before-seen medicines, but the fact itself is incredible.
Not only are there gods here, but the gods also respond to one's needs.
The more Li Lizhi thought about it, the more excited she became. She put her hands together and bowed three times in the direction she had been in before.
Xiao Ran covered his forehead helplessly, wondering if the princess would be killed if she knew the truth.
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