Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable Chapter 1229 - 1139: Female Prime Minister 77

The Emperor hasn’t thought about appointing a woman as an official for the ti being, but Yin Shuangshuang is not anxious.

Through today’s conversation, the Emperor already has a deep impression of Yin Shuangshuang, and when the right ti cos, Yin Shuangshuang will naturally lead the Emperor to think of this point.

As for whether she can see the Emperor again in the future, the current Emperor likes to stroll outside the palace, and now in the cold winter, the Emperor is avoiding the cold at the Hot Spring Palace.

General An’s hot spring estate is not far from the Emperor’s Hot Spring Palace, at such a close distance, the opportunity to encounter the Emperor will be ample as long as the Emperor is willing.

Of course, Yin Shuangshuang maintains propriety, and in front of the Emperor, she speaks eloquently about her views on the state of the world, with no hints of personal feelings.

She wants the Emperor to think of her as akin to a learned and talented hermit scholar, rather than as an amusing woman to be conquered.

Fortunately, the current Emperor, though sowhat indifferent, is indeed a wise ruler who never lingers on beauty, and has few concubines in the harem; his thoughts are solely on eliminating the aristocratic family’s threats.

If it weren’t for the Emperor’s disposition, Yin Shuangshuang wouldn’t have the idea of becoming an official and would simply aspire to be a strategist.

Because a lustful Emperor faced with a woman as exceptionally beautiful as Yin Shuangshuang would have his desire for conquest triggered, wanting to bring such a unique woman into the harem, rather than allowing her to govern a region as an official.

The Emperor diligently governs the realm with true ability and knowledge, and when talking with Yin Shuangshuang about ancient and modern matters, he often marvels at her insights.

Yin Shuangshuang’s health is poor, her complexion as white as snow; previously plagued by an illness that hard her lungs, she hasn’t fully recovered and often can’t help but cough lightly. The Emperor sees her constant coughing and can’t help but sigh, "You could be said to be hurt by your excessive wisdom."

"My shallow intelligence hardly counts as excessively wise," Yin Shuangshuang humbly said.

"If your wisdom is also considered shallow, then wouldn’t the civil and military officials of my court beco a bunch of idiots?" The Emperor said with a very good mood.

After parting with the Emperor, the next day, Eunuch Gao brought two elders to Yin Shuangshuang’s residence to deliver the decree.

Eunuch Gao delivered two decrees. The first calls Wei Yingnan to the palace to visit the Empress, and Wei Yingnan previously chose not to see the Empress to avoid causing a stir.

The second decree concerns Yin Shuangshuang, with the Emperor assigning two Imperial Physicians to take her pulse.

These two Imperial Physicians are usually responsible for the Emperor’s health, taking peace pulses for the Emperor, and treating the Emperor’s illnesses. Naturally, their dical skills are among the top of the Imperial Physicians.

The Emperor sent these two people over, showing how much he values Yin Shuangshuang. This is a positive developnt.

This indicates the Emperor has developed an appreciation for talent and doesn’t want to let this talented woman die easily.

Even if the Emperor hasn’t considered making Yin Shuangshuang an official yet, he does seem to treat her as a strategist.

After Eunuch Gao delivered the decree, he was about to leave, but Yin Shuangshuang promptly called him to stop and had soone present a White Jade Ornant to Eunuch Gao.

"In this cold weather, it’s troubling you to make this trip. This White Jade Ornant is a small token of gratitude from this lady for you to enjoy."

Eunuch Gao thought Yin Shuangshuang was a commoner who might not know how to give rewards, perhaps sending him off with a few ounces of Silver; unexpectedly, Yin Shuangshuang was so adept, giving sothing neither vulgar like gold and silver nor low in value.

With Eunuch Gao’s eye for spotting fine items, he imdiately recognized that although small, the White Jade Ornant had exquisite craftsmanship, worth at least three or four hundred ounces of Silver.

Eunuch Gao is a trusted person in front of the Emperor; many have tried to curry favor with him, and he’s seen plenty of fine items. He pays no attention to gold and silver but favors such delicate things.

Eunuch Gao accepted the gift with a smile, showing more warmth towards Yin Shuangshuang: "Since the lady is so generous, I shall accept it. The Emperor appreciates your talent greatly, previously even saying he would co to speak with you again if he finds ti."

This illustrates Eunuch Gao’s satisfaction with Yin Shuangshuang’s tact and gift, reciprocating with a helpful ssage.

This kind of information is not considered confidential; the Emperor tacitly allows Eunuch Gao to divulge it for profit, so Eunuch Gao dared to reveal it; of course, without such gratuity, Eunuch Gao wouldn’t have said it even if he could.

Yin Shuangshuang, understanding the ssage, smiled and said: "Thank you for the guidance, Eunuch Gao. I hope you’ll provide more instruction in the future; this lady will be forever grateful." Gratefulness naturally implies repaynt, which is Yin Shuangshuang’s implicit ssage.

Yin Shuangshuang doesn’t actually need Eunuch Gao to leak any information, as truly crucial news Eunuch Gao wouldn’t disclose; what’s revealed she can deduce anyway.

However, Eunuch Gao is favored by the Emperor, and maintaining a good relationship with him is only beneficial, so Yin Shuangshuang is pleased to flatter him with her words.

"The lady is extrely wise and understands everything. I rely said a word for nothing; well, the Emperor awaits my report, so I’ll be off now."

"Your Majesty is paramount; this lady won’t delay your ti, Eunuch Gao. Safe travels."

After Eunuch Gao left, the two Imperial Physicians imdiately stepped forward to take Yin Shuangshuang’s pulse.

After the two Imperial Physicians thoroughly checked her pulse in rotation, their expressions were sowhat serious.

Yin Shuangshuang’s physical condition is really poor; the two Imperial Physicians both wonder how she has managed to survive until now with such a failing body.

The two Imperial Physicians sat aside, studied for a long ti, and finally decided on a treatnt plan for Yin Shuangshuang, using acupuncture as an aid to dication and prescribing so dicinal diets.

In addition to these, daily health preservation should be noted; however, this will only help Yin Shuangshuang condition her body, and the effect remains uncertain.

Indeed, Yin Shuangshuang’s body seems like a sieve; whatever nutrition is poured in leaks out, leaving very little.

The person responsible for administering acupuncture is not an Imperial Physician but a dical woman specifically found by the Imperial Physician.

The dical woman handles certain aspects when Imperial Physicians treat concubines, like examining wounds and providing massages and acupuncture.

Under the care of the two Imperial Physicians, Yin Shuangshuang’s weak body finally showed improvent, and the persistent coughing issue greatly alleviated.

Indeed, coughing is one of the most uncomfortable illnesses, although not life-threatening, each cough with a burning pain in the chest is unbearable, and the suffering is continuous without relief.

Half a month thus unwinds, and due to her health adjustnts, Yin Shuangshuang has not left the Palace during this ti.

Ever since Wei Yingnan entered the Imperial Palace, he was kept there, as the Empress, long-separated from her father, has many questions for Wei Yingnan.