When Gu Yun was 'molesting' His Majesty, he accidentally rubbed the old beads on his wrist at the tip of his nose. A very faint odor came out of the gap between the wooden beads. It was so light that only Gu Yun and his dog nose could detect it. He suddenly remembered why Chen Qing Xu's prescription smelled so familiar - the odor of the medicine was the same as the light fragrance overflowing from the beads on his wrist.

For many years, Gu Yun and this string of wooden beads had been separated then reunited. He didn't care much about this thing, but these little beads seemed to cling to him stubbornly. No matter what he experienced, they had always accompanied him.

Gu Yun took off the beads which were rarely separated from his body, tried to twist several of them, and finally as he got to the biggest one, under his finger's force, a shallow gap was exposed, and a crisp sound was heard. In Gu Yun's hands, the bead was divided into two parts, revealing the inside world - a pill was hidden in it.

The two men could only look at each other. Chang Geng turned the whole palace upside down in order to find the clues of the antidote, but the real antidote had been hidden on Gu Yun's body. It had been with him through many things for more than eleven years, only once Chen Qing Xu found out the formula of the antidote by herself did it show a little clue.

Gu Yun suddenly couldn't help but laugh, holding the medicine pill in his fingers and joked, "How come this little thing's temperament is exactly like Emperor Yuan He?"

Untimely cruel, untimely warm.

...Untimely poison, untimely antidote.

"This cousin...will be watching you."

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Compared with the Former Emperor Long An, Li Feng, Li Min's way of a ruler could be described as flexible. Although the reforms were like waves cascading one after another, everything that fell in his hands was carried out orderly — laws first, policies second, from large to small, from top to bottom. Building schools to develop people's wisdom, sending large dragons to escort merchant ships and scholars to study overseas. He even quietly stripped away the highly centralized monarchy of Emperor Wu's reign from the complicated court.

Li Min was dedicated to the country's affairs. At the same time, although he was not very ostentatious, he would also not treat himself as harshly as his brother.

Every year, when it was hot, he would lead all the officials to the newly built Jinghua Garden Palace for summer vacation. In the New Year, after a Palace Banquet would end early, no one would be able to hold him behind with government affairs — The Emperor had to go to the hot spring in the north for rest.