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The emperor hesitated.

The act of cutting open the abdomen to remove the child is indeed unbelievable.

He did not want the empress to die.

"Your Majesty, believe in Little Celestial Master." The Empress held Renbao's hand tightly, tears streaming down her face.

She had a strong premonition.

If she didn't listen to Renbao, she and her child would die.

The emperor remained silent, but looked at Physician Liang with a sharp gaze.

Imperial Physician Liang sighed softly and advised gently, "Your Majesty, listen to the Little Celestial Master."

The emperor gritted his teeth and said, "Fine!"

Upon hearing this, Renbao blinked her big eyes and said, "You guys go out first, Liangliang stays."

The emperor asked, "May I stay and have a look?"

"No, there can't be too many people," Renbao said seriously.

The emperor had no choice but to leave.

Inside the inner hall, only Renbao and Physician Liang remained, staring at each other in disbelief.

Physician Liang rubbed his hands together. "Master, what should I do?"

"Wait a minute." Renbao rummaged through the bamboo basket. "Found it."

She took out a white porcelain bottle.

"Liangliang, take off your aunt's dress," Renbao said again.

Physician Liang exclaimed, his aged face filled with horror: "This is not appropriate."

"Why?" Renbao looked at him in surprise.

Physician Liang didn't know how to explain, so he said dryly, "Men and women should not touch each other."

Renbao said crisply, "But doctors don't distinguish between men and women; everyone is a patient."

Physician Liang still hesitated: "How about I call a palace maid in?"

The Empress spoke weakly, "Imperial Physician Liang, it's alright. Listen to the Little Celestial Master."

Physician Liang hesitated, squeezing his hands repeatedly, just as he was about to make up his mind.

Renbao spoke.

"Liangliang, you're still too timid. Forget it, I'll ask the ghosts for help." Renbao sighed, resting her chin on her hand. Just as she was about to call the ghosts watching outside in, she glanced at Physician Liang again.

Liangliang is getting old.

If he were to be attacked by a ghost, his health would probably suffer.

Who is Gui Gui?

Physician Liang really wanted to ask, because a talisman was stuck to his body, and then he saw Renbao stick one on the Empress as well.

"Don't be afraid, Auntie." Renbao smiled at the Empress, then looked at the trembling female ghost standing to the side, "Let's do it."

Physician Liang instinctively turned his back.

The female ghost removed the queen's clothes and covered her upper and lower body with blankets, leaving only her belly exposed.

"I'll record your good deeds," Renbao said to the female ghost. "You should go out first, otherwise the yin energy here will be too heavy."

The female ghost obediently nodded and floated out of the window.

When Physician Liang heard no movement, he slowly turned around and saw no one else besides Renbao and the Empress.

Who was the little Taoist priest talking to just now?

Physician Liang was somewhat alarmed, and when he saw the Empress's exposed belly on the bed, he was even more shocked.

"Liangliang, pour the medicine onto Auntie's belly," Renbao said.

This time, Physician Liang didn't hesitate. He immediately stepped forward and earnestly followed the instructions: "Master, what is the purpose of this medicine?"

Renbao said, "Apply it to her, then cut open Auntie's tummy and she won't feel pain anymore."

Physician Liang shuddered: "Master, this medicine has a numbing effect."

"What does 'paralysis' mean?" Renbao asked, tilting his head.

Physician Liang paused, then said, "It's about making people feel no pain."

Renbao nodded: "Oh, I see. That's right!"

Physician Liang's eyes lit up with joy, and he asked cautiously, "Master, do you have the formula for this medicine?"

If such a product were available and could be mass-produced, the soldiers on the frontier could be spared much suffering and would not have to endure it.

"Yes, there is." Renbao said, quickly stuffing a pill into the Empress's mouth.

Physician Liang watched in disbelief as the Empress closed her eyes. His face was filled with shock, and his voice trembled slightly as he said, "Master, Her Majesty the Empress..."

"Auntie's asleep," Renbao said. "Watch out."

Renbao took out a small dagger and cut open the Empress's belly. Her large eyes showed no fear, only calmness.

A moment later, she removed the child from the queen's womb.

A cry rang out.

The anxious crowd outside the hall trembled at the sound and looked up in disbelief.

The baby is safe!

What about the Empress?

Renbao didn't suggest going in, so they didn't move and continued to stare at the palace gate.

Physician Liang wrote furiously, his eyes brimming with excitement. He felt that all his medical skills in this lifetime were nothing compared to Renbao's.

To be able to see another possibility for medicine before dying.

For him, it was an incredible stroke of luck!

Renbao sewed up the Empress's belly: "Alright, Liangliang, have you memorized everything?"

Physician Liang nodded solemnly: "I've noted it all down!"

"You can let Uncle Emperor and the others in now," Renbao said.

Squeak.

The main hall doors opened.

All eyes fell on Renbao and Physician Liang, their throats tightening with a mixture of anticipation and fear.

"Alright, Uncle Emperor, go in and see Auntie," Renbao said.

The emperor's eyelashes fluttered slightly: "Is the empress alright?"

Renbao hummed in agreement, then proudly raised her chin: "Of course! With me here, who would dare take her life!"

The emperor breathed a sigh of relief and was about to step inside when he was stopped. Granny Cui said, "Your Majesty, it's filthy inside, you..."

Renbao interrupted her: "That's not right!"

Granny Cui hurriedly knelt down: "Little Celestial Master."

"All people in the world are born of women. Granny Meng said that women are the greatest! Auntie went through a lot to give birth to the baby, and Uncle Emperor, as her husband, of course he should go see her!" Renbao said in a childish but righteous voice.

With tears welling up in her eyes, Granny Cui said, "The little celestial master is absolutely right."

She was just afraid that others would use this as a point to attack the Queen.

But the young Taoist priest had already spoken.

Who dares to disagree?

As the emperor stepped into the main hall, Imperial Physician Liang, holding the child, said, "Congratulations, Your Majesty, on the birth of your son."

The Empress's palace was filled with joy.

The emperor was overjoyed and rewarded everyone.

Renbao sat atop a dozen boxes of gold, grinning from ear to ear, touching them and biting them with his teeth.

She looked incredibly charming and innocent.

People looked at her and couldn't help but smile slightly, but the next moment their faces were full of worry.

The newborn prince was only the size of a palm and was very weak.

The wet nurse was filled with fear when she looked at him, afraid that he might accidentally die.

Not only her, but everyone around the Queen shared this concern.

They couldn't help but look at Renbao.

Renbao was a little sleepy and dozed off sitting on the sandalwood box filled with gold.

The emperor, not wanting to disturb her sleep, waved his hand and said, "Ask her again tomorrow."

Physician Liang said, "Your Majesty, rest assured, the prince will be safe and sound with the protection of the Little Celestial Master."

The young celestial master instructed me that the wet nurse should feed the prince carefully, and this talisman should be given to him to wear for a full month.

He took out the talisman that Renbao had given him in advance.

Granny Cui carefully accepted the talisman; she vowed to protect it with her life!

"Your Majesty, should we send the young Celestial Master back to his residence?" Eunuch Liu asked the emperor softly.

The Emperor shook his head: "Take the little Celestial Master to the side hall to sleep, and have more people guard her. You go to the Su residence yourself to inquire about Minister Su's whereabouts."

Eunuch Liu: "Yes."