Dumb Queen

Chapter 216: Ruthless Fight 2
Chu Zheng knelt in front of Xuanzong: "Your Majesty, I have something to ask of you."

This is the second time that Chuzheng begged Xuanzong because of Qi Ruosong.

Xuanzong sneered in his heart: "Please? Do you think you are qualified?"

Chu Zheng raised his head in astonishment.

Xuanzong's feet kicked towards his face, and stomped Chu Zheng, who hadn't reacted, on the ground: "Who do you think you are? You're just a bastard!"

Chuzheng's face was distorted by the step on him: "What did you say?"

"I have endured it for so many years, there is really no need to bear it any longer." Xuanzong's foot strength increased even more as he spoke, "You bastard! It was Zhuang Zhengxun who defiled my noble and pure queen mother and gave birth to you. This bastard!"

Chu Zheng gritted his teeth: "What did you say?"

"Do you think you are really of noble blood?" Xuanzong said contemptuously, "You are just the son of a robber who specializes in raping noble and pure women."

"Shut up!" Chu Zheng's hand grabbed the stiff stone steps, "How could you insult the queen mother like this?"

"Insult?" Xuanzong's smile became darker and colder, "Your birth is the greatest insult to the queen mother, and also the greatest insult to the royal family."

"Your Majesty..." Chu Zheng's mind was in chaos, "I don't believe it..."

"I also hope this is fake." Xuanzong said fiercely, "Because you should understand how much I hate Zhuang Zhengxun, but it is this old bald donkey who took away my mother and even brought me up since I was a child." The imperial brother is also his evil seed!"

"No!" Chu Zheng yelled, "It's not true, it's not true!"

"Your biological father was burnt to the ground by your beloved woman, can you enjoy it?" Xuanzong's face moved closer to him, "It must be very happy, but in fact, you have always hated him, right? Hahaha..."

He let go of his feet, and Chu Zheng lay on the ground, lying at Xuanzong's feet. He shook his head slightly: "I hate him because he threatened the status of the emperor. Nothing is more important than the emperor's country .”

(End of this chapter)