On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 244 Grandmother died of illness

"Your father and I are not dead yet! I want to see who dares to fall into the consort's slander!"

Dugu Jialuo said angrily.

Slandering Zhongliang and framing his own son-in-law, is there any royal law?

Yang Lihua quickly wiped away her tears. The words she just said were taught by Cui Che. She didn't expect that they would make her mother so angry. She quickly persuaded her:

"Please, Queen Mother, please don't get so angry."

Under the comfort of his eldest daughter, Dugu Jialuo calmed down, but tears rolled in Dugu Jialuo's eyes instead, and she choked and said:

"That scoundrel has a vicious heart. The Crown Princess is gentle, virtuous, and adheres to the ways of a woman, but he can ignore the love between husband and wife and poison the Yuan family. Once your father and I pass away, you, as a woman, may be able to avoid death, but you will be hated by him.

What should Guang'er do!"

Although Yang Lihua didn't know when the jealous princess would get involved with the gentle and virtuous woman, she would not refute it for Yang Yong.

Ever since she learned that Yang Yong hated Cui Che deeply, in Yang Lihua's heart, the last bit of sibling love has disappeared.

In this world, except for the devil who supports his younger brother, who would regard his younger brother as more important than his husband, especially his son.

Yang Lihua raised her hand to wipe away Dugu Jialuo's tears and said:

"Mother, please do not mention today's matter to your father.

"The daughter was also feeling extremely wronged, so she entered the palace to talk to her mother despite the prince's consort's obstruction.

"If my father punishes the prince for this, it will definitely deepen the prince's resentment.

"My daughter also hopes that the family will be harmonious and happy."

Dugu Jialuo sighed:

"Children, you regard him as family, but he views you as enemies."

She felt helpless. Why did her second son Yang Guang and Cui Che, who had a close relationship with him, care about their relationship with Yang Yong?

If Yang Lihua hadn't gone to the palace to cry today, she wouldn't have known that the evil son was actually resentful towards her brother-in-law and younger brother.

Lonely Jialuo felt that Yang Guang and Cui Che were both sincere gentlemen. Faced with Yang Yong's aggressiveness, they had to give in step by step. No matter what, they could no longer be wronged.

If someone really dared to slander the second son and son-in-law in front of the couple, even if it was forced, the husband would have to be forced to kill that person.

Yang Yong didn't know that just because of his few complaints against Cui Che, his eldest sister Yang Lihua came forward, which completely made his mother Dugu Jialu regard him as an enemy.

When Yang Lihua returned home, Cui Che held her in his arms and said gratefully:

"Thanks a lot."

Yang Lihua pressed against Cui Che's chest and said softly:

"As long as Cui Lang can be protected from being framed, this hard work is not worth it."

At the same time, Dugu Jialuo did indeed follow what Yang Lihua said and did not take the initiative to mention the matter with Yang Jian.

But Yang Jian had noticed Cui Che's expression was different before, so how could he ignore the matter? He secretly sent people to the East Palace to investigate. There were many people present at the time, and after a little questioning, everything became clear.

Yang Jian also felt Yang Yong's resentment towards Yang Guang and Cui Che from between the lines.

What bothered Yang Jian even more was Yang Yong’s words:

'This is the human heart, I am the crown prince.'

This made Yang Jian eager to cultivate party members for Yang Guang. He looked at the memorandum sent from Guangling on the imperial court, which stated that Jin Wang Yang Guang requested that Yu Wenshu, the general manager of Anzhou, be transferred to the general manager of Shouzhou.

After thinking for a moment, Yang Jian stamped the seal.

Because of Yang Yong's hatred for Yang Guang and Cui Che, the two are even more bound together from Yang Jian's perspective.

So Yang Jian had the illusion that Cui Che's cronies were also members of King Jin's party.

This also lays the groundwork for most of Cui Che's old subordinates to be reused by the end of next year.

There is also a memorial on the imperial case, which is about Li Delin, the former governor of Huaizhou.

After Li Delin went to Huaizhou, he did not give up on himself. When he took office, he happened to encounter a drought and led the people of the state to dig wells to irrigate the fields. However, he was reprimanded during the assessment by the Ministry of Officials.

This is the reality of officialdom. After losing power, everyone wants to step in and be favored by those in power.

Li Delin became ill due to overwork and eventually died of illness in Huaizhou.

Hearing that the man had passed away and the past resentment no longer accumulated in his heart, Yang Jian finally recalled Li Delin's past achievements.

He was posthumously awarded to Li Delin as a general and the governor of Lianzhou, with the posthumous title Wen.

He also ordered a hundred people from Yulin to preach a section for the funeral.

He also gave 300 pieces of gifts, millets, thousands of stones, and offered sacrifices to Tailao.

Cui Che also heard about Li Delin's death, but he had no time to grieve for the fellow villager.

First of all, Yang Lihua and Zhang Lihua confirmed their happy pulses one after another. It was at a time when miscarriage was easy, so Cui Che had to always take care of their emotions.

But what distracted him even more was his grandmother's body.

Mrs. Feng was born in 514 AD, and is now seventy-eight years old. Even with the dedicated care of Cui Zhaorong, who has the true medical skills of Cui Jishu, she still collapsed completely at the end of the year.

Seeing that his aunt was helpless, Cui Che could not wait for the five-day holiday, so he asked the court for a day's leave on the grounds that his grandmother was looking for a famous doctor. He took more than ten people with him and went straight to Zhongnan Mountain, which was more than 30 miles away.

There are no tombs of the living dead on Mount Zhongnan, and there is no Quanzhen sect, but there are indeed experts who live in seclusion here and study medical skills.

Cui Che braved the wind and snow, and finally led his horse to find the master's secluded place, only to learn that the master had gone out for a wander several years ago.

What he was looking for was Sun Simiao, who was known as the King of Medicine in later generations.

In fact, Cui Che also knew that even if he really found Sun Simiao, he might not be able to save his life.

You must be sick in order to be cured. Madam Feng is clearly nearing her end of life now, and even Sun Simiao may not be able to extend her life to the underworld for her.

Cui Che informed the medicine servant who was guarding the door and asked him to tell Sun Simiao when he came back that Boling Cui Che had come to visit, but he returned disappointed.

Returning to the mansion, he served soup and medicine to his grandmother who was paralyzed on the bed.

They are all nourishing prescriptions prescribed by Cui Zhaorong, but they don't dare to take too much supplements, lest they will not be enough.

The Bodhisattva slave was also called back from Weishui Academy early. Comparatively speaking, accompanying his great-grandmother on her last journey was far more important than studying in the academy.

Late at night on the sixth day of the first lunar month in the twelfth year of Kaihuang's reign (AD 592), Mrs. Feng, who had been paralyzed in bed and unable to speak for a while, finally spoke.

She called out:

"Che'er. Che'er"

Cui Che quickly held her hand:

"Grandma, my grandson is here."

Mrs. Feng showed a smile and said:

"I saw that your grandfather, your father, your uncle, and your brothers all came to pick me up."

These words frightened Cui Che and sent chills down his spine. He stiffened his neck and glanced behind him, but only saw the Bodhisattva slave and Cui Zhaorong, who was wiping away tears.

Cui Zhaorong has studied medicine for many years and naturally understands that this is the return of light.

"Really. They're all here."

Mrs. Feng's eyes gradually lost their luster.

The next chapter will be around three o'clock in the morning, and it will definitely not be more than four o'clock in the morning. I'll take a nap first.

(End of chapter)