The wife and husband are not late

Chapter 1719 The Queen's Making things difficult (5)

The fourth prince, Feng Chengquan, got up and walked out, walking in front of the kneeling Bai Snake,

Facing the snake closest to him, Feng Chengquan raised his foot and kicked forward, with little strength. The little snake half arched its body and was suspended in the air, but it was caught off guard by Feng Chengquan's kick, and the snake's body still didn't have time to react , directly maintaining the original posture of the snake head kneeling on the ground, and fell sideways on the ground.

"Young girl of Qingcheng, the dance of snakes just now is really impressive, but these snakes are so submissive to you, it seems that it is because of fear?"

The fifth princess, Feng Xian, rose up when she heard the sound, "Afraid? Fourth emperor brother, what do you mean?"

"Demon law!" Feng Chengquan said two words in an inscrutable way, and turned to look at the high-ranking Empress Junrou.

Princess Fengxian was taken aback, "The demonic law? Is the demonic law making these snakes obey? No way..."

After Feng Xian finished speaking, he took a few steps back in fear, and looked at Feng Qingcheng in horror, as if he saw a monster.

After Feng Chengquan and Feng Xian sang and harmonized, the people present looked at Feng Qingcheng with panic in their eyes. Thinking of the scene where Bai Snake was so obedient just now, they believed in Feng Chengquan's guess even more.

The ability to control beasts can only be effective after a long period of time. Feng Qingcheng domesticated the snakes so quickly, this matter is indeed strange.

Feng Qingcheng, who had just been able to tame the snakes, heard questions from the prince and princess before hearing any compliment from Queen Junrou.
Feng Qingcheng stood calmly in the field, not caring about Feng Chengquan and Feng Xian's drama.

Seeing such a scene, Prince Feng Chengwen also got up and walked to Feng Qingcheng's side, bent down and touched the snake's head that was still saluting with his own hands, and then said to Queen Junrou as if nothing had happened,

"Queen, Miss Qingcheng tamed the group of snakes just now. It is obvious to all. She didn't use any foreign magic."

The meaning of the prince is completely opposite to that of the fourth prince.

All the people present looked at Queen Junrou instantly, wanting to know how Queen Junrou saw this.

Empress Junrou did not expect that Feng Chengwen would stand up to help Feng Qingcheng so directly. Empress Junrou originally wanted to take advantage of the fourth prince's appearance and let the fourth prince target Feng Qingcheng. Living.

Looking at Feng Qingcheng, the person involved was still standing there with a relaxed face, and Queen Jun Rou just couldn't get angry.

I don't believe it, I don't see Feng Qingcheng's scared appearance today.

"Feng Qingcheng, how do you explain the behavior of this hundred snakes kneeling down to worship you so strangely?"

Empress Junrou raised her hand, pointing at the group of snakes who bowed to the phoenix Qingcheng.

Feng Qingcheng folded her hands and bowed slightly to Queen Junrou,
"Congratulations, Empress Dowager!"

Queen Junrou, who was congratulated, had a question mark on her face?
The people around also stopped in place for a while, didn't they ask Feng Qingcheng how to explain Bai Snake's so monstrous behavior?Why did you suddenly congratulate the empress?
Qiao Jiaojiao stood up with a smile on her face, and left the chair. She also maintained a standing posture. After she bent down slightly to show her etiquette, she raised her brows and eyes with joy, and said the same,

"Congratulations, Jiaojiao, empress!"

Now, Empress Jun Rou was really puzzled, and asked, "Why is this palace happy?"

Feng Qingcheng then explained,
"In the past when training snakes, there has never been such an appearance of bowing and saluting.

When Jiaojiao made the group of snakes perform a dance in the Queen's Palace that day, it was quite surprising that the snakes actually knelt down to salute after the dance. "

(End of this chapter)