The Seven Queens of the Divine Doctor

Chapter 596 What's the deal with you?

"Meng Shangshu has a problem with my grandfather's failure to present tribute to the emperor?"

Luo Shunchen leaned lazily on one side of the jade chair, holding the gold bottle with his slender and well-fitting fingers, the mouth of the cup was slightly tilted.

The eyes were lightly closed, and the long eyelashes evoked a small fan-shaped arc, but it was the indifference he showed so casually that made the heart of Meng Shangshu couldn't help but sting.

But for the sake of the future, Meng Yanbin mustered up his courage and confronted Luo Shunchen directly, "Your Majesty, I have no objection, I just asked General Zhen Guo whether he has hunted tributes for the emperor."

"Have you, what does it have to do with you?"

Luo Shunchen's eagle eyes were cold, and even his voice became cold.

Seeing that he was angry, Ji Ruyan didn't try to dissuade him. It's better for her to keep silent about this court matter.

What's more, with Luo Shunchen around, he would definitely not embarrass his grandfather.

The old general Xu Ziming stood up beside him, and cupped his hands towards Emperor Xuan, "The old minister is old and failed to hunt the ancient beast, so I can only present this food to the emperor, and please forgive me!"

As he said that, he took out the thousand-year-old orange that Ji Ruyan had prepared for him.

There are not many Chitose oranges, only ten.

But Emperor Xuan was taken aback for a moment, the old general Xu Ziming could find out this high-quality ingredients, it can be said that he was very lucky.

"The old general is free, I am very happy with the food you presented to me. I also thank you for finding this thousand-year-old orange, Gao He, and reward the old general with a pair of suet jade Ruyi!"

Emperor Xuan was not stingy, so he directly asked Gao He to choose a pair of suet jade as a reward.

"I thank the emperor for the reward!"

Veteran General Xu Ziming bowed his hands again.

Under Emperor Xuan's courteous reception, even if Meng Yanbin wanted to find fault, he had to swallow it all. He watched the old general Xu Ziming return to his seat without saying a word. .

In the afternoon, under the leadership of Emperor Xuan, they set off to return to the palace. It was already after the Lantern Festival.

On the carriage, Emperor Xuan glanced at Gao He who was waiting beside him, "Gao He, you went to see them last night, what did you find?"

"Returning to the emperor, the slaves never noticed anything unusual about them."

Gao He quickly replied.

Emperor Xuan nodded inexplicably, "That's good."

Others may really regard his seventh son as nonsense, but he never gave up his support for him.

Concubine Bing personally begged for this son to be brought up under the knees of the old general Zhen Guo.

Originally, as the son of the royal family, he would definitely not send the prince to the courtier's house for foster care. He would be raised outside the palace. The son of Tianjiao would very likely be spoiled.

However, Xu Ziming, the general of Zhen Guo, lived up to Concubine Bing's entrustment and raised Luo Shunchen very well.

On the outside, he is a sick and crooked prince, but behind him is a domineering ghost emperor who is feared by everyone in the world.

If he hadn't asked him to check up on this son from time to time, he probably wouldn't have known that this son would be so outstanding.

Including that Ji Ruyan, it made him feel that his son has vision.

It's good to have chosen such a bold little girl as his wife. In the future, this son will really show his true colors, and it won't make people feel that they are paying attention to him.

At least, the existence of that Ji Ruyan will still prevent him from many troubles.

Sitting in the carriage, Emperor Xuan ate the five poisonous fruits one bite at a time, his mind spinning quickly.

Gao He stood aside and waited on him without saying a word.

When Emperor Xuan was thinking about a problem, he was absolutely displeased when others interrupted his thinking.

(End of this chapter)