The news was sent to Yongshun County in the evening of the next day.

Looking at the officers and soldiers who had fallen off their horses in front of him, Zhu Yunxi tightly clenched the letter in his hand into a ball.

The more than 200 miles of mountain road from Dayong County to Yongshun only took one day to get there, and these people were already working hard to get there.

"You shall rest in the city."

Zhu Yunxi warned, then turned to look at Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing.

Both brothers had a trace of nervousness on their faces.

Zhu Yunxi took a deep breath to calm down his emotions a little, and then looked at Puding Marquis Chen Huan.

"Here is where Marquis Laopuding is concerned. The plan of the army to march to Baojing Prefecture cannot be missed. The Peng chieftain forces in Yongshun still need to be completely eliminated. We must remember to gather the people of Yongshun and make them return to their hearts. This is the imperial plan.

Only then can it be implemented smoothly.”

Chen Huan also heard the news about the emperor's sudden illness in Dayong just now.

At this moment, seeing the emperor's grandson explaining the follow-up matters on Yongshun's side, he nodded repeatedly.

"Your Highness, please rest assured that I will fulfill my duties and live up to the emperor's favor."

Zhu Yunxi nodded and said to Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing: "Take the people, let's go back to Dayong now."

Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing did not object at all.

The three brothers gathered their troops and horses in a flash and rushed out of Yongshun County.

Under the dark night, the sound of horse hooves startled countless nocturnal birds in the mountains and forests on both sides.

Along the way are the beasts hiding deep in the mountains, which roar when they hear the movements of humans.

Along the way.

None of the three Zhu Yunxi brothers spoke.

No one knows what the old man's condition is now.

But everyone knows that the old man is indeed old now.

Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing were worried whether the old man had contracted the disease because he had been traveling continuously since leaving Beijing and was not acclimated to the climate.

But only Zhu Yunxi was the most nervous.

It is now the 30th year of Hongwu.

If the original history is followed, that is, Hongwu died in May of the 31st year of next year.

Less than a year.

If we look at history as it should be, after the eldest son fell ill and passed away, the old man became depressed, worried and anxious. In addition, he still worked hard every day, which eventually led to his illness due to overwork and worry.

But in this current timeline, the prince is alive and well, and the founding achievements of the country have basically been preserved.

This time, the old man suddenly fell ill.

Zhu Yunxi wondered whether it was caused by the old man's long journey after leaving Beijing and staying in the southwest mountains for a long time.

Even if this is not the reason, the old man is indeed old now.

If you catch a slight illness, no one knows what the outcome will be.

Ming Dynasty cannot live without the old man yet.

Not to mention that the four regions have not yet been completely pacified, but the domestic New Deal has just begun, strictly speaking.

Once something happens to the emperor, many state affairs will need to be adjusted accordingly.

After eliminating these factors, Zhu Yunxi also didn't want anything to happen to the old man.

It's probably because of the old man's love and affection for him over the past few years.

Zhu Yunxi very much hoped that this emperor, who seemed to most people to be harsh, actually had an unknown tenderness.

Not only tenderness towards his family, but also kindness towards all the people in the world.

then.

Zhu Yunxi drove the horse faster.

He didn't show any pity for the precious war horse he sat down on, and hurried frantically through the southwest mountains.

until noon on the second day.

Outside the Chinese Army camp on the other side of the Lishui River in Dayong County.

The war horse, which had been galloping all night and all morning, finally fell limply at the gate of the camp amid a neighing sound.

The war horse fell to the ground, his eyes filled with tears, and he raised his head with difficulty to look at the camp. He neighed feebly, and the sound gradually became smaller, until it finally disappeared completely.

Zhu Yunxi stood up rolling and crawling, regardless of being covered in mud.

He asked loudly to the guard behind the camp gate: "How is your Majesty doing now?"

Not allowing the guard at the gate to answer, Zhu Yunxi had already led Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing and continued to rush to the Chinese army's tent.

All the soldiers in the camp stepped out of the way, and no one dared to stumble into the emperor's grandson and the two princes who were eager to check on His Majesty.

Zhu Yunxi just ran all the way and rushed outside the Chinese army's tent.

Outside the tent, there were many generals gathered at the moment. Everyone was wearing armor and carrying swords. Looking at the faces of these people and the thick dark circles under their eyes, it was conceivable that these people had probably been guarding all night.

Several imperial doctors accompanying the army gathered in front of the camp tent, talking nervously in low voices.

Seeing that the emperor's grandson had rushed back from Yongshun in just half a day, several imperial doctors hurriedly came up.

An imperial physician leading the team just glanced at Zhu Yunxi's face, and his eyes flashed: "Your Highness..."

Zhu Yunxi raised his hand, interrupted the other party's words, and asked instead: "How is Grandpa Huang doing now? What is the reason?"

Several imperial doctors quickly bowed and clasped their fists.

"Reporting to His Majesty, last night the King of Chu accompanied him, and suddenly he felt that Your Majesty fell asleep and summoned the ministers to diagnose his pulse. Preliminary verification showed that Your Majesty should have traveled all the way since leaving Beijing. After arriving in Dayong, he was in the deep mountains, and the cold was much colder than in the sky.

The yin and yang of day and night are not in harmony. In addition, His Majesty is already old, and the accumulation of time finally broke out together."

Zhu Yunxi frowned: "Is it due to overwork? Is it possible to cure it?"

The imperial doctor nodded: "Your Majesty suffered a lot when he was young, and his foundation was already poor. When he joined the rebel army, he was injured from time to time on the battlefield. In the early years when the Ming Dynasty was founded, His Majesty did not write day and night, worrying about state affairs.

In the past few years, Your Majesty has only had a chance to cultivate himself, but the root cause of the disease is still hidden in the body. This time it was just right...that's why it became like this.

At present, I have prescribed a medicine to preserve His Majesty's vitality, but because His Majesty's body suffered a lot in the early years, he has not yet woken up, and he still needs to digest the medicine he gave and slowly recover."

The old man hasn't woken up yet!

Zhu Yunxi felt dizzy before his eyes, and his body suddenly lost its support.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Just when he was about to fall, Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing quickly supported Zhu Yunxi from behind.

The imperial doctor's expression tightened and he immediately stepped forward and grabbed Zhu Yunxi's wrist.

After a while, the imperial doctor frowned more and more.

Zhu Yunxi's eyes were blurred, and his whole body felt shaky.

Zhu Gaochi's face was tense, he raised his head to look at the imperial physician, and asked urgently: "What's going on, grandson?"

The imperial doctor also frowned, shook his head, and said in a low voice: "Your Highness, you are attacking your heart with fire. After running all night, you are tired."

"Then take him to rest quickly!" Zhu Shangbing shouted.

However, Zhu Yunxi stubbornly opened his eyes wide, grabbed their arms with both hands, stood up straight, and said with some weakness: "I'll go see Grandpa first..."

Seeing that Zhu Yunxi had made up his mind, everyone could only help him walk into the Chinese army's tent.

In the tent, there were several other imperial doctors guarding the old man who had been given medicine on the bed but was still unconscious.

Chu King Zhu Zhen has been staying at the old man's bedside since last night.

At this moment, seeing that the three brothers Zhu Yunxi had already rushed back from Yongshun, a look of shock suddenly appeared on his face.

Zhu Zhen looked at Zhu Yunxi and the other three who had returned with dark circles and bloodshot eyes: "Why did you come back so fast? What happened to Brother Xi?"

Zhu Yunxi, who was supported by Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing, just smiled faintly: "I was in a hurry, I was a little exhausted, it's nothing serious."

As he spoke, he looked towards the old man sleeping on the bed.

Zhu Zhen saw that Zhu Yunxi was fine, so he nodded and placed a chair in front of him, and then said: "The old man is a little calmer now, his breathing is gentle. In addition to taking the prescriptions prescribed by the imperial doctors, he also takes other medicines."

Some decoctions that will not increase internal fire and internal friction."

Zhu Yunxi was pinned down on the chair by Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Shangbing.

He drooped his head feebly, his brows furrowed, his face full of worry: "Why did the old man fall all of a sudden..."

Zhu Zhen also had a sad look on his face: "Yesterday, the old man's dinner was delicious, but it was because of your cooking skills. After eating, the old man took me for a walk by the river, and I served him when he came back.

The old man soaked his feet and then lay on the bed.

Then I talked to the old man about some superficial things, both inside and outside. But who knew, while talking, the old man fell asleep. No matter how much I shouted, I couldn't wake him up. Then I summoned the imperial doctor in the camp to make a diagnosis.

Then ask someone to deliver a message to you."
To be continued...