Chapter 1700 - 617: The Female Lead Who Was Reversed (Part 6)_3

It’s understandable; such playful interactions between husband and wife are indeed not suitable to share with a third person in the conservative society of ancient times.

Jin Yu’s face was full of disbelief.

If it had been a few days ago, Jin Yu might have believed that her Prince was genuinely enamored with a village girl.

But over the past seven or eight days, Jin Yu had witnessed the Prince’s various torments towards Lady He firsthand; she simply did not believe the Prince harbored any affection for the Princess Consort.

If there were no feelings involved, why would they engage in any romantic play?

"How did the Prince get hurt?"

Jin Yu directly interrupted He Tiantian and continued her questioning bluntly.

"I already told you, I don’t know!"

Innocence was written all over He Tiantian’s face, "The Prince was helping me bathe, and while I was busy dodging him, I couldn’t see clearly, and the Prince just bumped his head against the bathtub and fainted!"

Jin Yu: ... I don’t believe you! The Prince isn’t a fool, and he’s certainly not impaired; how could he fall for no reason?

Facing Jin Yu’s silent questioning, He Tiantian felt even more innocent.

She truly didn’t know!

However, soon the world would know just how unlucky Prince Liang had become!

Look at this, the servant Jin Yu sent to fetch the Imperial Physician, who was usually the cleverest, tripped and fell flat on his face at the stables, injuring his leg.

The steward cursed "bad luck" but didn’t dare delay and found another servant.

This servant didn’t fall, but the horses in the stable seemed to have suddenly eaten something bad — they were either weak or suffering from diarrhea and cramps, not one could be used.

The steward cursed "unlucky" again and had no choice but to find a fast-footed servant to run all the way to the Imperial Hospital.

There was originally an Imperial Physician on duty at the Imperial Hospital.

And considering Prince Liang’s favored status, as long as the servant brought his name placard, an Imperial Physician would rush to Prince Liang’s Mansion.

But, it was just such a "coincidence."

Consort De was feeling unwell, and the Crown Prince complained of aching legs, so all the available Imperial Physicians went to attend to these two.

The servant wandered around the Imperial Hospital like a headless fly for several laps, eventually finding a small eunuch to go to the palace and report to Consort Shu.

Consort Shu hurried to ask the Emperor, and only then was an Imperial Physician freed up.

By the time the Imperial Physician arrived at Prince Liang’s Mansion, it was already midnight, two shichen after the Prince had been injured.

The Imperial Physician took Prince Liang’s pulse, and this process was not uneventful.

The Imperial Physician heard that Prince Liang had injured the back of his head, so he asked for the prince’s body to be turned over for a thorough examination of the wound.

However, the maidservants, accustomed to physical labor, accidentally slipped when shifting Prince Liang.

Crash!

Prince Liang’s forehead directly struck the bedpost, immediately swelling into a huge bump.

Not only did the maidservants beg for forgiveness on their knees, but Jin Yu, the Imperial Physician, and others were dumbstruck!

This, this was just too unfortunate.

He Tiantian: ... This is just the beginning?

Daring to exploit Qi Fortune to harm others means enduring such mysterious backlash!

The Imperial Physician gulped, not knowing whether to examine the back injury or the new bump on the forehead first.

"Imperial Physician, maybe check the back first!"

Jin Yu wasn’t entirely sure, but she still spoke up.

In people’s understanding, the back of the head is more critical than the forehead.

And the Prince’s coma is due to hitting the back of his head after all.

This time, Jin Yu dared not command anyone else; she personally took action, gritting her teeth and using all her strength to hold up Prince Liang’s upper body, helping him to sit up.

Exposing the back of his head for the Imperial Physician to inspect.

First, the Imperial Physician touched the area, hissed, quite a large bump indeed, not any smaller than the one on the forehead.

Afterwards, the Imperial Physician examined closely and found that although the bump was quite large, there was no bleeding.

But, the brain is too complex; let alone in the ancient times when medical skills were primitive, even in the modern age with advanced medicine, we can’t claim complete precision in brain research.

The Imperial Physician was unsure; he opened Prince Liang’s eyelids to take a look.

"... Imperial Physician, what’s wrong with our Prince? Is it serious? When will he wake up?"

Jin Yu urgently fired off a series of questions.

Imperial Physician: ... Haha, I would like to know too, but unfortunately, I don’t know!

"I, I’ll prescribe something for pain relief and inflammation first—"

The Imperial Physician couldn’t admit to having no solutions, for Prince Liang was one of the Emperor’s most beloved sons.

Consort Shu in the palace was also highly favored.

The Imperial Physician dared not offend, could only carefully try.

After an injury, prescribing pain relief should be correct.

Perhaps after a night, Prince Liang would wake up.

If not, then call for the Dean or an Imperial Physician with better medical skills.

This is what the Imperial Physician thought, cautiously writing a prescription.

During the medicine brewing process, a series of accidents occurred, leading the Imperial Physician to question if Prince Liang was haunted by a ghost of misfortune, why was he so terribly unlucky?!