Is the prince infertile?The lady was so happy!

Chapter 1249 Conflict between Empress
Yingning went to Qinzheng Hall.

Tang Qing is teasing a cat.

After Yingning went in, the cat blew up at her.

Tang Qing gently touched the cat's head and said casually, "A rare visitor."

"The concubine has seen His Majesty." Ying Ning slightly bent her knees, her eyes fell on the cat on his lap, "Don't Your Majesty dislike cats?"

"People change, doesn't the queen know?"

"Now I know." Ying Ning went to sit opposite him and said softly, "I heard that His Majesty is going to call Luo Bin and Huang Guiren to sleep at the same time today?"

"Yes." Tang Qing had a half-smile, "Why, does the Queen want to be together too?"

Ying Ning showed anger on her face, but quickly suppressed it, and said calmly: "Your Majesty, this is against the rules."

"What rules?" Tang Qing asked back, "The rules of Daxuan? Oh, it couldn't be the rules set by the emperor who took over Dasheng, right?"

Ying Ning was speechless.

Tang Qing said lightly: "I hope the queen can remember that my words are the rules."

"Can't Your Majesty take care of your own body?"

"Body?" Tang Qing snorted, "It turns out that what the queen cares about is my body after all."

"What I care about is you, third brother!"

"I favor one person a day, and two people a day, is there really a big difference in your heart?" Tang Qing asked.

Ying Ning took a deep breath and said in a low voice: "As a queen, I have the obligation to advise Your Majesty to take care of your health and put the country and society first!"

"Don't worry, empress, I'm in good health. Let alone two concubines at a time, three concubines are fine." Tang Qing estimated the cat lying on her lap, "About this, the empress You should understand something, right?"

"Shut up!" Yingning slapped the table, furious, and pointed at him, "Don't challenge my bottom line!"

Meow!

The cat on the emperor's lap suddenly jumped up and rushed towards Yingning.

Yingning hastily stretched out her hand to block it.

A piercing pain came.

The cat left three deep paw prints on the back of her hand.

The cat fell to the ground, frowned at her, and raised its tail.

Ying Ning looked at her hands and stayed where she was for a while.

Tang Qing narrowed her eyes and said loudly, "Li Cheng, send the imperial physician!"

Li Cheng was vaguely listening to the quarrel between the emperor and empress outside the hall, feeling uneasy, when he heard His Majesty preaching the imperial physician, he couldn't help but be surprised.

Regardless of whether the emperor is injured or the queen is injured, it is a terrible thing!

Li Cheng didn't care about ordering his godson to be his grandson's apprentice, so he ran to the imperial hospital in person, just happened to meet Xue Mengliang who was on duty, grabbed him, and dragged him to the Hall of Qinzheng.

Xue Mengliang was also taken aback when he saw the three deep scratches on the back of the empress's white hands, and quickly knelt down, begging the empress to sit down so that he could treat her wounds.

Ying Ning kept staring at the emperor until she heard Xue Mengliang's words, and then said: "A little skin injury, there is no need to deal with it. Doctor Xue should go back."

"Young lady, no way, your wound is too long and deep, and the blood is still bleeding!" Xue Mengliang was a little anxious, and couldn't help muttering, "This cat is too wild, you should cut its paws if you keep it in the palace. yes."

"The cat lost its claws, just like what would happen if you, Xue Mengliang, lost your hand?" The emperor said coldly, "Why don't you feel for the cat first? Someone, chop off Xue Mengliang's hand!"

Xue Mengliang's face turned pale in an instant.

Ying Ning said angrily: "Your Majesty! Are you going to be a tyrant and a fool?! Get out!!"

Li Cheng approached Xue Mengliang and was scolded by Yingning.

The emperor looked at her coldly.

Ying Ning slowly lowered her head, and said: "The concubine knows her mistake, and the concubine will never dare to exceed the rules in the future to take care of His Majesty's affairs."

(End of this chapter)