Tearing the Prince's Clothes after Withdrawing Marriage Chapter 1047 - 1046: First, Cut Off Her Escape Route

Chu Qianli miraculously had her pulse return to normal.

"This girl’s body is sowhat strange; the deadly poison had clearly seeped deep into her viscera, yet she herself digested the toxins."

"Digested? What do you an by that?" Chu Minghao’s emotions at this mont were truly fluctuating, sowhat hard to bear.

The Doctor continued to explain, "Princely Heir, what this ans is that the girl had a deadly poison in her body, the toxins invaded her viscera, and she originally should have... should have died."

"But her body, it seed to actively kill off part of the toxins, as if half of the poison was neutralized by her own doing."

"Therefore, her symptoms of poisoning are now diminishing, her pulse is recovering, and she is coming back to life."

"In other words, she can survive now, right?" Gui Tong quickly asked.

The Doctor nodded, "Yes, although her body is still very weak, but at the least, there is no fear for her life. With proper rest for a period of ti, she can recover."

Chu Minghao did not say anything, but anyone could see that the Crown Prince let out a sigh of relief.

However, Gui Tong was really curious: "Why did this situation occur? Before, didn’t you say that she was beyond help?"

The Doctor’s face turned red, speaking softly, "Before... with the deadly poison inside her, indeed... she was beyond help."

After thinking it through, he said, "For such a situation to occur, one possibility is that this girl herself might have been taking small doses of poison regularly. Over ti, when she was poisoned, her body could actively counteract so of the toxicity."

Hearing this, both Chu Minghao and Gui Tong understood.

So children of the Imperial Family indeed start conditioning their resistance to deadly poisons from a young age, taking poisons in appropriate doses.

But this thod is very dangerous, and it’s easy to make a mistake with the dosage.

After all, it’s poison, and a mistake can kill at any ti.

Therefore, most people would not use this thod to train their children.

Unless, of course, the parents are ruthless.

Chu Qianli grew up in the Duke Residence from a young age, who was so ruthless to have raised her this way?

"No matter what, Chu Qianli at least ca back to life," Gui Tong looked at Chu Minghao, seemingly with more to say.

"Take good care of her. If anything happens to her again, you’re the one to answer for it!" Chu Minghao glared at the Doctor.

The Doctor hastily replied in a low voice, "This old subject will do his utmost."

Chu Minghao left the room, with Gui Tong following behind.

Once outside, Gui Tong then said, "Princely Heir, although Chu Qianli’s poisoning was against your wishes, her being poisoned at this ti might not necessarily be a bad thing."

"A bad thing?" Chu Minghao frowned.

She nearly died; such a valuable chess piece would have been a terrible loss.

Yet he claid it was a good thing?

Gui Tong stepped forward, lowering his voice, "This girl, after all, might not truly wish to accompany the Princely Heir to Nanming."

"Hmm?"

"Now she’s so weak that naturally, she has no ability to choose for herself, but there will co a ti when she gets better."

Chu Minghao thought for a mont, seeming to also have realized sothing, "So?"

"The Princely Heir might as well take this opportunity to mix Soft Bone Powder into her dicine, to successfully bring her back to Nanming’s Imperial City."

If Chu Qianli were to take Soft Bone Powder, her body would remain very weak; she could barely walk without being winded, much less run away.

With this, who would fear her escaping halfway?

"This woman, after all, is full of craft and cunning and must be guarded against. Keeping her continuously under the control of the dication, for the Princely Heir, is all benefit and no harm."