The Whole Dynasty Spoils the Tyrant’s Two-and-a-Half-Year-Old Daughter

  Chapter 47 Is the saint confused?

   This looks like a kid to play with, where are you punishing people?

   This is a bit counterintuitive.

  How could the sage be so forgiving to a little **** who teased him several times?

  Everyone in the palace knows that their saint has never been a gentle-hearted master, or a tyrant. If a word disagrees, he will beat someone, and if he is angry, he will kill.

   I heard before that he was mad at the little bastard, how could he let the little **** go?

Will not.

   There must be other punishments waiting for the little brat.

  They have to hold their breath and wait a little longer.

   But what they were waiting for was a sentence: "From tomorrow onwards, you will be a companion for Seventeen, and you will be educated by the fragrance of books, and you will not be so absurd and ignorant when dealing with others."

  Emperor Yongning gave Jun Ning an order that could not be refuted.

   Jun Ning refused.

   In his previous life, he was a serious graduate of a double first-class university, and he was excellent in both moral, intellectual and physical beauty, so he didn't need to go back to the furnace to rebuild.

  Emperor Yongning held down his head that was shaking like a rattle and said, "It's okay if you can't. From tomorrow onwards, Xiao Lizi will supervise you in person."

  Emperor Yongning really made a big deal, and the little plums around him were sent out.

  Lizi said he was flattered.

   Several chefs were all confused. Not only was that little **** not punished, but he was also assigned to be a companion to the Seventeenth Prince?

   The sage should be confused, right?

   Still bewitched?

  Otherwise, that little **** has done so many bad things, how can he be? Can you get this honor?

   Several chefs glanced at each other, then went down the roof in tacit agreement, and walked towards Emperor Yongning in the cold palace regardless.

  Emperor Yongning deliberately drove away those outsiders before entering the cold palace, in order to calmly arrange the affairs of the little bastards. I didn't expect that these chefs in the imperial kitchen would dare to go against his will?

   It’s enough to climb the roof to eavesdrop, but now you dare to come down from the roof aboveboard?

   When he doesn't exist?

   Still, imperial majesty is no deterrent.

  Emperor Yongning's eyes unknowingly became a little more murderous.

   But these chefs didn't notice at all. Before and after Emperor Yongning, they complained about Emperor Yongning's treatment of Jun Ning.

   "Your Majesty, this little **** is teasing us, we can ignore it for the time being. However, he is still teasing you. You are a dignified man, but you can't just be teased by him like this."

   "Be sure to punish him well and set an example."

   A few people said with righteous indignation, that fierce appearance, where does it seem that he doesn't care about Jun Ning?

   They still care about it, but they don’t plan to care about it themselves.

   They stared at Emperor Yongning, hoping that Emperor Yongning would be able to take out this bad breath for them.

   The dignified Yongning Emperor was used as a spearman by several cooks in the imperial kitchen. This was the first time.

  Emperor Yongning didn't know if he was angry and didn't know what to say, or he was too lazy to care about these idiots. He didn't speak, just looked at a few people like that, waiting for them to finish speaking.

   "Your Highness, you must listen to Xiao Xiao's advice. Don't be fooled by that little bastard, and let him be a companion to the Seventeenth Prince, otherwise the Seventeenth Prince will also be spoiled."

   "Furthermore, as the saying goes, when you are three years old, you can see the old man. He is so young that he dares to bully the sage recklessly. If he grows up in the future, he might kill his mother with a sword and betray the country with the enemy."

   "You can't condone him because of his smallness. You should skin him for cramps and feed the wolves with the bones."

   (end of this chapter)