Emperor's Medicine

Chapter 134 Who Is The Master And Who Is The Disciple

"If I hadn't heard it with my own ears, I would have thought it was a primitive barbaric society, not Dongxia Kingdom, the largest country in the Xuantian Continent. Lord Jun, let me tell you what this chef did to the emperor later!" Jun Lingke was still sitting behind the desk, she looked at Jun Xiao, and said coldly: "In just two years, the Emperor was seriously ill, this person who was favored by cooking his son and became a national teacher, But he was the first one to harm the emperor and imprison the emperor in the palace to wait for death, but he supported someone else as the emperor!"

"Presumptuous!" The crown prince stood up, walked up to Jun Lingke, and glared at him, "Jun Lingke, today is the Queen Mother's birthday banquet, and it's a day of great joy, yet you are here to confuse people with lies, what are you talking about? "

"Heh, what is His Highness the Crown Prince so angry about?" Jun Lingke stared at Xuanyuan Yin, smiled faintly, and said, "Ling Ke just told the unfinished story of Duke Guo to everyone present!"

"Okay, what a good birthday banquet, what a mess you made!" The Queen Mother was annoyed, she frowned and stared at Jun Lingke, and said: "The daughter of the Jun family is also, after all, she has lived with a villager for the past ten years. Too sensible, on such a good day, it’s really inappropriate to say something about the emperor’s serious illness, duke, go back, and take good care of your wife and aunt!”

"Bang~"

With a muffled sound, the pill furnace fell to the ground.

"Master, what's the matter?" Jun Rui was stunned, and immediately turned around and ran to Master Xianming. She looked at the pill furnace still shaking on the ground, and then at Master Xianming, at a loss.

In the main hall, no one dared to make a sound, nor did they dare to breathe out.

Although this kind of tit-for-tat and slandering each other for favor often appeared in various feasts in the past, but now it is related to the masters on the high seat, especially the Queen Mother's birthday banquet today. The uproar became more serious, and people couldn't help but worry about Jun Lingke.

"I'm fine!" Xian Ming's face was cold, and he looked extremely angry.

"Jun Lingke, you made my master angry. The master came here for the queen mother's birthday banquet and prayed for the queen mother's alchemy. Today, you made my master angry. What should you do?" Jun Rui turned and turned towards Jun Ling. Ke rushed over.

Above the main hall, many people exclaimed.

Ouyang Yi pushed away his father's arm and flew up.

At the same time, Fu Rou'er also flew up from the family's desk, and she raised her hand and threw out the white silk to wrap her away towards Junrui.

With a movement of his hand, Mo Yuan grabbed Jun Lingke's wrist, intending to take her away from the desk.

However, Jun Lingke grabbed the veins of Mo Yuan's wrist with his backhand.

The hands under the sleeves of the two were intertwined and held tightly.

Mo Yuan looked sideways at the woman.

A burst of profound energy rushed over, and everyone only heard a muffled sound.

"Bang~"

The heavy object hit the ground, and the entire Tianchen Hall seemed to tremble several times.

"Rui'er!" Jun Xiao yelled, and flew to the side of the bright red spot on the ground.

All around, the Royal Forest Army stepped forward, and the clang of weapons made the atmosphere of the entire Tianchen Palace solemn.

Prince Xuanyuanyin was gently waved away by a burst of profound energy, and he stood on one side frowning and staring at the scene in front of him.

And Fu Rou'er was also slapped away by Xuan Qi, and flew to land not far from Jun Rui.

On the high seat, the empress dowager's eyes were sharp, while the emperor squinted slightly to stare at the scene in front of him. In his arms was the purple jade imperial concubine who pretended to be afraid and snuggled up.

"Master! This disciple knows his mistake, please punish him!"

The wise master knelt on one knee, clasped his fists and saluted, with a pious look.

(End of this chapter)