se in his heart suddenly boiling over like a dark cloud.He never would have imagined that Li Chen would gamble with the fate of the entire empire and the Li clan's dynasty. After all, he couldn't poss...Chapter 961: Accusing Li Yinhu

The events of the day, like flowers and moon reflected in water, appeared before my eyes.

He distinctly remembered that when he went to visit the Ninth Prince, this Imperial Physician He was present. He was the physician in charge of treating the Ninth Prince.

He hesitated for a moment, but didn't insist when asked to leave.

But since then, I've never seen He Shouyi again. I didn't expect to see him again, let alone here, in this situation.

Could it be that he didn't leave that day, but was instead eavesdropping or spying on us outside the door

Countless thoughts came flooding in, none of them good.

He Shouyi glared at Li Yinhou, whose eyes were blazing with fury, and then lowered his head silently.

"Sān Bǎo said lightly, "Hé Shǒuyì is the most senior imperial physician in the Tai Hospital today. He's best at treating palpitations and nightmares. That day, when the Ninth Prince made a mistake and was punished by his Highness, he was so frightened that he suffered from shock. His Highness punished him, but his heart ached for him. Upon learning of this, he immediately ordered Hé Shǒuyì to treat the Ninth Prince."

This introduction is to make sure everyone understands the background.

This also confirms that what Dr. He Shouyi, the attending physician, said is quite credible.

As expected, the crowd's eyes became even more fervent. They sensed that today was probably the day to seal Li Yinhǔ's fate, to crush him and send him plummeting into the abyss.

"Master He, now you just tell us everything you saw that day."

He Shouyi swallowed hard, made up his mind, and said, “On that day, I was ordered to treat the Ninth Prince. In fact, the Ninth Prince's condition wasn't serious. He had just been given a huge shock, causing his heart and mind to scatter, and his spirit to become somewhat erratic. Such an ailment, as long as treated promptly and recuperated for some time, would be able to recover completely.”

"I have just finished taking the pulse of the Ninth Prince and was about to write a prescription to go brew medicine when King Zhao arrived."

He Shouyi glanced subconsciously at Li Yinhu, then continued, "At that time, King Zhao said he had heard that the Ninth Prince was ill and came to visit specially. Originally, the Ninth Prince was not suitable to see outsiders at that time, but King Zhao said that he and the Ninth Prince were brothers, and after seeing him, the Ninth Prince's condition would only improve, not worsen. Besides, King Zhao insisted strongly, and I didn't dare to stop him, so I let King Zhao in."

As if thinking of something terrifying, He Shouyi's expression became somewhat terrified. After taking two breaths, he continued, "The Eighth Prince told me not to stay at the scene before going in and to have all the other palace maids and eunuchs leave. I thought about it and felt uneasy, so I came back."

At this point, He Shouyi's expression grew increasingly terrified. He stammered, "Just as I reached the door, I heard King Zhao inside telling the Ninth Prince that he was the most suitable candidate, but those people still chose the Ninth Prince. He wasn't willing to accept it."

He also said that the Ninth Prince was a complete wastrel, utterly useless, and wanted the Ninth Prince to give him back the opportunity, then…

Things finally came to the crux, and at this moment, Li Yinhu could no longer contain himself. He roared, "He Shoucheng, think clearly before you speak!"

Li Yinhu stared intently at He Shouyi, his heart sinking lower and lower.

He had a premonition that something was amiss today. He didn't know why, but Zhao Xuanji's arrangements hadn't yielded any results yet. This left him feeling a sense of panic and abandonment.ever worked at the grassroots level, he is very familiar with this kind of trickery.The ruthlessness and terror of local officials were no less than those in the capital. In fact, because they were fa...