The first daughter is the phoenix: the queen is abolished, fight on the dragon couch!

Chapter 1068
The father and son in the imperial study room were staring at each other, neither of them would give way.

"King Jing, you are the prince and the prince of our Daxuan. Since you have enjoyed the rights that your status brings to you, you must naturally assume the obligations that your status brings to you!"

Emperor Yuan Jia thought about it, and he was still a little guilty when he said these things to the prince in front of him who he hadn't cared much about since he was a child, so his tone softened all of a sudden.

"Father, if you talk about other things, for the sake of Daxuan's world, for the people, for the sake of Father, I will definitely die! But this is the only thing, please forgive me for not agreeing!"

An Ran also blushed all of a sudden, and turned his head to the side, not looking at Emperor Yuan Jia.

"It's not like you don't know how important it is to take back the military power of Duke Dingguo's mansion! If Changping likes someone else today, I will definitely make him a son-in-law without saying a word!"

Emperor Yuan Jia couldn't help being a little angry when he saw An Ran who was not allowed to eat oil and salt, and a look of impatience appeared on his face, but An Ran did not give in.

After hearing these words, An Ran felt more and more unhappy.

To directly make him a son-in-law, that is to say, he only regards Changping as a princess and not himself as a prince?
There is such a cruel father in this world!

"Father, I told you a long time ago that my heart already belongs to me! I only want to be with her in this life, so I will never agree to the matter of Changping no matter what!"

An Ran blushed and directly refused.

"you!"

Being contradicted by his son like this, Emperor Yuan Jia suddenly felt that his old face was a little bit unbearable.

"You want to marry the eldest daughter of the general's mansion, but unfortunately, her status is doomed that she will not marry you casually! Don't you know what that old fox Su He is thinking? Come, I would rather send my daughter to Prince Ning's Mansion as a concubine than marry you as my wife!"

Perhaps it was because he was too excited, and what Emperor Yuan Jia said was biased. At least according to An Ran, the emperor had already decided to make An Xu his prince.

But why? !

An Ran lowered his head, tightly clenched his fists, his eyes were full of resentment and unwillingness.

"Ran'er..."

Seeing An Ran standing there without saying a word, Emperor Yuan Jia softened his heart a bit, but he just wanted to go forward to comfort him, but he heard Hai Lian report outside, saying that the empress dowager sent someone to send a message.

Emperor Yuan Jia knew that the person coming at this time must be for Princess Changping's marriage, so he was determined, if An Ran said that he was unreasonable, he would directly issue an imperial edict, and if An Ran dared to disobey, it would be a rebellion!
"The slave has seen the emperor!"

It was Ying Min, the father-in-law next to the Queen Mother, who entered the door.

"Let's get back together! Ying Min, I don't know what the queen mother has ordered? Did Princess Changping agree to the marriage with King Jing?"

Emperor Yuan Jia asked in a deep voice.

"Uh, back to the emperor, the empress dowager asked the servants to send a message to the emperor, saying that Princess Changping's character is admirable. She, she doesn't want to marry King Jing like this..."

After saying this sentence, Ying Min carefully glanced at the emperor, and found that the emperor's face was full of astonishment.

"Chang Ping, Chang Ping refused? How is it possible?"

Emperor Yuan Jia was dumbfounded for a long time before he found his voice.

"Back to the emperor, the princess said that marriage is not a trifling matter, nor is it used as a bargaining chip in exchange. Otherwise, it would be an insult to His Royal Highness King Jing, and an insult to her feelings for so many years..."

Speaking of this, Ying Min glanced at An Ran who was not sure whether he was happy or sad.

(End of this chapter)