The Prince Regent Is Powerful, And My Mommy Is Expecting Again! Chapter 574 - Chapter 574: To Put It Bluntly, It's a Mental Illness

Chapter 574 - Chapter 574: To Put It Bluntly, It’s a Mental Illness

Chapter 574: To Put It Bluntly, It’s a Mental Illness

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Kang Fujiang was undoubtedly the most worried. He knew how important Gu Qingxue was to the Emperor.

“Judge Wu has decided that we will return to the palace after Doctor Gu’s condition has stabilized. You and his Majesty will personally report her condition, right?” Kang Fujiang asked.

Judge Wu nodded his head and agreed to Kang Fujiang’s words.

Imperial Physician Qin’s heart grew more and more uneasy, but it was not good for him to leave without permission. He could only wait for Judge Wu to leave and leave the Gu residence with him.

“Entering the palace to report matters is more c.u.mbersome, so there is no need to trouble Imperial Physician Qin to accompany me. Imperial physician Qin, I will take my leave first.” Judge Wu hurriedly bid farewell to Imperial Physician Qin and then sat on the carriage back to the palace.

Kang Fujiang was also in a hurry to leave, so he perfunctorily replied to Imperial physician Qin, “Imperial physician Qin has worked hard, you can directly return to rest.”

Imperial Physician Qin did not even have the chance to get on the carriage and follow them into the palace. He could only watch them leave.

Lil’ Zhuozi looked at their back view as they left, unconvinced. He didn’t forget to complain, “Isn’t Judge Wu a little too much? We came out together, so there’s nothing wrong with bringing us back, right? Don’t you think so, Lord Qin?”

Imperial Physician Qin’s face was particularly gloomy. He looked at Lil’ Zhuozi with dissatisfaction, “Shut up, you’re the one who talks too much.”

Lil’ Zhuozi did not know what he said wrong as he observed Imperial Physician Qin’s expression, “Imperial physician Qin, I think that Gu Qingxue is most likely not going to make it. After she’s dead, the Imperial Hospital will be your world again. Isn’t that a great thing?”

Imperial Physician Qin muttered to himself for a moment and said thoughtfully, “I’m just afraid that things aren’t as simple as we think…”

Lil’ Zhuozi laughed evilly, “What’s there to worry about, old man?” I think things will definitely go smoothly. After all, you still have… behind you.’

Without waiting for Lil’ Zhuozi to finish, Imperial Physician Qin threw a dagger-like look at him and snorted discontentedly, “Impudent thing, you’re really getting more and more outspoken. You really don’t know what you should say and what you shouldn’t say?”

Lil’ Zhuozi quickly shut up and raised his hand to slap himself. “Yes, Lord. Shall we go back first?”

Imperial Physician Qin turned his head to look at the Gu residence, but in the end, he left with Lil’ Zhuozi.

On the other side, Judge Wu and Kang Fujiang returned to the palace at the fastest speed and went to the Imperial study to report.

Rong Xiaotian was currently in the imperial study dealing with court affairs. When he heard that Judge Wu had returned after diagnosing Gu Qingxue, he did not say a word and immediately ordered someone to bring Judge Wu into the imperial study.

In the imperial study, Kang Fujiang and the martial arts court’s judge stepped forward to pay their respects.

“Greetings, Your Majesty. Long live Your Majesty.” Judge Wu kowtowed to Rong Xiaotian and said.

Rong Xiaotian waved his hand. “My beloved official, you don’t have to be so polite. This time, I asked my beloved official to treat Doctor Gu. I wonder what the results were. How long will it take for Doctor Gu to fully recover?”

Judge Wu knelt on the ground, unwilling to get up. He said with a serious expression, “Please forgive me, Your Majesty. Even if I try my best, I can’t guarantee that Doctor Gu will recover!

Rong Xiaotian asked in surprise, “Is Doctor Gu’s condition that serious?! Judge Wu nodded, and continued, “Your Majesty, Doctor Gu’s illness, to put it bluntly, is a mental illness..”