The Poisonous Pet of the Remnant King: The Doctor Concubine Covers the Sky

"My son asks to marry Princess Ruimin." Jun Yulong repeated his words.

"What is your plan?" Jun Kang put down the letter in his hand and looked at his son solemnly.

Jun Yulong stepped forward, took out a confidential letter from the letters and put it on the table: "My son accidentally saw this letter when my father was still in the paddock. Since Princess Ruimin is most likely a cousin, Father, don't you think that if I marry him back to Yanbei, it's like holding a gold medal to avoid death?"

"Long'er, this matter is not as simple as you think." Jun Kang picked it up and squeezed it in his hands, "After searching for my father for so long, I only found a little clue, and this clue can't prove it at all. What. Leaving aside whether she is your cousin or not, just looking at how much Prince Jing loves her and the fact that she is not yet of age, it will not be easy for you to marry her."

"The tighter Prince Jing sticks to her, the more beneficial she will be to us!" Jun Yulong's cold moon-like star eyes flashed a gloomy light, without any trace of his usual exaggeration and violence. He will not allow me to marry the daughter of a chieftain from another tribe in Yanbei. If he intends to make me his heir, he must betroth me to a noblewoman from the middle of the capital. The detailed work arranged by my father to be with my aunt once said that my aunt had a private meeting with the emperor before she became pregnant, father, do you think Princess Ruimin is..."

"My father, why didn't you doubt it?" Jun Kang sighed softly, "But father has been investigating for so many years, but found nothing, but in recent days, there have been some clues."

"How to say?" Jun Yulong asked hastily.

"The emperor is very conniving to that girl, but he just doesn't allow that girl to get close to King Rong, so he doesn't hesitate to suppress King Rong. I think your guess is probably true." Jun Kang nodded, "It's still a secret for my father. It was found out that the emperor not only suppressed King Rong, but even His Highness the Crown Prince warned him privately. You said that if it wasn't for the girl's different status, how could the emperor not allow his son to get close to her because of the emperor's love for her?"

"If she is really a cousin, that would be great!" Jun Yulong couldn't help clapping his hands when he heard Jun Kang's words, "There is no need for us to do anything, as long as she and Rong Wang continue to entangle, then the emperor will definitely try everything There is a way to separate the two of them, and judging from King Rong's current power, how can King Rong be an easy character to deal with? It is best for their father and son to fight as hard as possible. The fight will exhaust the emperor physically and mentally, and he cannot tolerate **** Big mistake, when the time comes, the royal father will ask for the marriage again. Didn’t we just hand over the pillow when the emperor was dozing off, even if Prince Jing objects again, as long as the emperor nods, nothing will happen!”

After pondering for a moment, Jun Kang still shook his head: "The emperor is too wary of us, he will not easily do what we want."

"My son believes that the father will have a solution." Jun Yulong cast his eyes on Junkang, seeing that Junkang didn't want to let go, so he said again, "Father, I heard that the elder brother has been very close to Princess Huayang recently, and the son sent According to reports, it seems that Eldest Brother and Princess Huayang have made a private decision for life. If Princess Huayang asks the emperor for a marriage, then the Emperor will definitely grant the position of eldest brother to Elder Brother. Seeing my father contacting Princess Huayang in private, I must have other thoughts in my heart, and the elder brother's biological mother... has always been a thorn in the elder brother's heart. I am afraid that the emperor will use the elder brother to restrain the father and let us rebel in our own nests. , so as to reap the benefits of the fisherman..."