When Li Xiu and Princess Pingyang left, Empress Changsun was already very depressed and seemed to faint again at any time. However, she still insisted on seeing Li Shimin again. It seemed that she wanted to spend the last time with her husband for a while. This made Li Xiu and his wife sigh and asked Li Shimin to go in after coming out.

However, not long after Li Shimin entered, he suddenly saw an eunuch rushing over and then shouted: "Your Majesty has an order to order the imperial doctor to add ginseng soup again!"

Hearing this oral order, Sun Simiao, the imperial physician and others looked at each other, but Li Xiu sighed at this time. Empress Changsun was not in good spirits just now, and probably might have fainted at this time. Li Shimin must be unwilling to accept it, so he wanted Empress Changsun to wake up for a while.

"Mr. Concubine, this..." After Sun Simiao reacted, he looked at Li Xiu with a embarrassed look. Generally, the prescription for life-threatening treatment can only be used once, so he was worried that ginseng soup would be ineffective.

"Try it again, but you need to tell Your Majesty that whether it can work depends on God's will." Li Xiu waved his hand helplessly at this time. He also had no idea about the effects of ginseng, and he really didn't know whether it could work again.

Hearing Li Xiu's words, Sun Simiao and others had to make another ginseng soup. Fortunately, the ginseng brought by Li Xiu was big enough, and there were still a lot left before, so they fryed a bowl of ginseng soup and sent it in. After a while, the eunuch came out to report that Queen Changsun actually woke up again, which made the imperial doctors ecstatic, because this discovery almost allowed them to write a medical book.

However, the effect this time was obviously not as good as last time. Less than half an hour after Empress Changsun woke up, Li Shimin's crying to the extreme was heard from the inner hall, and then the eunuch shouted: "The Queen has passed away!"

Death does not refer to the emperor specifically. The death of the Empress Dowager or the Empress Dowager can also be called death. However, after Cao Wei, the death of the Empress was generally only called death. Of course, there may be some changes in each dynasty. However, the Tang Dynasty was newly established and Li Yuan's wife Dou died early, so Empress Changsun was the first queen to die in the Tang Dynasty. There was no special regulation on the title of the Queen's death. However, the eunuch dared to shout the word "Death" must be given by Li Shimin.

Although the people in the outer hall were prepared, when they heard the word "death", everyone was stunned for a moment, and then cried loudly. However, everyone also understood that Li Shimin called the death of Empress Changsun a death, which also represented his respect for Empress Changsun.

Empress Changsun and Li Shimin are young couples. She married Li Shimin at the age of thirteen. The couple spent 23 years together through ups and downs and gave birth to three sons and four daughters for Li Shimin. Unfortunately, it was because of too many children that her hidden disease broke out and she died at the age of thirty-six. Li Shimin was in her prime at this time. Thinking that the woman who had been with her for the first half of her life had already left, I guess anyone would not be able to stand this blow.

The news of Empress Changsun's death soon spread. In a short while, the entire imperial city was covered with plain whites. At the same time, Chang'an City also began to ban all entertainment activities and curfews were restored. Of course, this was only temporary and would be released in a few days.

However, the death of Empress Changsun was a big blow to Li Shimin. He fell ill that night and had a high fever. Sun Simiao and others could only treat Li Shimin again. Speaking of which, they were hard enough to be doctors. They had not had a day or a night for Queen Changsun's illness before, but now they still have to stay up late. Fortunately, there are more imperial doctors in the palace, so they can take turns.

Before Li Shimin fell ill, Changsun Wuji had already appointed Changsun Wuji to be responsible for the funeral of Empress Changsun, and Li Xiu assisted him. The two of them were very busy for a while, especially Li Xiu. The main reason was that Changsun Wuji was too sad at the beginning and almost fell ill, and he had no choice but to do anything, so Li Xiu had to decide everything. He was so tired that he was very tired at that time. Fortunately, Changsun Wuji finally cheered up later, which relieved the pressure on him.

It is worth mentioning that on the day Empress Changsun passed away, Princess Pingyang took Yizi and Xiner home for a temporary residence. Because the palace was busy with Queen Changsun's funeral, Li Shimin fell ill and no one took care of them at all. Xiner was fine, after all, she was too young, but Yizi had already vaguely felt something. She had been crying since Queen Changsun's death. Princess Pingyang was worried about letting the wet nurse take care of them, so she took care of their sisters herself.

Originally, Princess Pingyang wanted to take Li Zhi away, but he was too young and could not help in the palace. However, Li Zhi was very filial and followed Li Chengqian and Li Tai to guard Empress Changsun. She was reluctant to leave no matter how she persuaded her. In the end, Princess Pingyang could only remind Li Xiu to pay attention to Li Zhi, after all, he was too young.

However, Li Xiu was too busy, especially the few days before Empress Changsun passed away. He was busy from morning to night every day, and only occasionally visited Li Zhi when he passed by the Spirit Hall. However, what surprised Li Xiu was that Li Zhi was very strong. Even though his eyes were red and swollen when he cried, he still insisted on keeping the souls for Empress Changsun every day.

Compared to Li Zhi, Li Chengqian is the one who is most worried about, because since Empress Changsun passed away, he seemed to have completely closed his body. Every day he knelt in front of Empress Changsun's spirit and did not move. He even hadn't dripped water in the past few days. Later, he fainted in front of the spirit and was woken up by the imperial doctor. Then he started eating, but he ate very little every day, and he had lost weight in just a few days.

Li Xiu did not forget the instructions that Empress Changsun had before her death, and he also found time to enlighten Li Chengqian. After all, Empress Changsun fell ill in the East Palace, which must have made Li Chengqian feel full of self-blame. This was also one of the things that Empress Changsun was most worried before her death.

However, Li Chengqian was still like a wooden man at that time when Li Xiu's guidance. No matter how much Li Xiu said, he did not respond at all. In the end, Li Xiu had to give up this useless effort. In fact, he had already seen that Li Chengqian has closed himself up now and could not listen to anyone's words at all. The only one who can help him was probably him. Of course, Li Xiu did not give up, but planned to wait for Li Chengqian to calm down for a few more days before giving up.

That night, Li Xiu dragged his tired body back to the Financial Management Supervision Bureau. Because he was too busy during this period, he had no time to go home, so he lived in the Financial Management Bureau in the Imperial City at night. It is also very close to the Temple of the Spirit. You can also notify him if you have any questions.

But just as Li Xiu lay down, he suddenly heard someone knocking on the door outside. Then an eunuch shouted outside: "The big thing is wrong, the prince... the prince and the King of Wei are fighting!"
Chapter completed!