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

  Chapter 92 No nonsense

   After confirming that there is no problem, he said: "Princess, this injury is only a skin injury. It should have been accidentally scratched by a sharp object. It is not in the way. It will be fine for a few days."

   Imperial Physician Xiao's medical skills, Emperor Yongning, can be trusted. Hearing him say it's all right, Emperor Yongning's heart that has been hanging for a long time can be regarded as being put back in his stomach. but……

  Emperor Yongning asked again, "Will her injury leave a scar?" A girl will not look good if she has a scar.

   Tai Doctor Xiao said while cleaning Jun Ning's wound, "Children's repair ability is stronger than that of adults, no."

"That's good."

   "However, Your Majesty, the princess's body is relatively weak. After Wei Chen has bandaged the princess' wound, he will prescribe a prescription for nourishing the princess' body. The Lord must supervise her to take medicine."

   "Okay!" Emperor Yongning responded, "Send the medicine to the Panlong Hall on time every day."

   "Yes, my lord."

   Next, after Emperor Yongning waited for Imperial Physician Xiao to help Jun Ning bandage the wound, he took Jun Ning back to Panlong Hall first. Imperial Physician Xiao stared at the boiled medicine in person according to the prescription, and delivered it on time.

   Jun Ning didn't like to drink medicine, so Emperor Yongning coaxed her for a long time before she could barely finish the meal.

   How about the next meal, Emperor Yongning still has no idea.

   Once again, he deeply felt the painstaking effort of raising his daughter. However, he was tired and happy in it, and everything was happy.

   "Bao'er, what do you want to do with Concubine Zhao?" Emperor Yongning asked.

   He was thinking about this when he came back from the Taiyuan Hospital, and at this moment, he already had an idea in his heart. However, he wanted to hear what Jun Ning had to say.

Jun Ning thought that Emperor Yongning was concerned about the support behind Concubine Zhao, and did not want to deal with the queen and Concubine Zhao one after another. In a hurry, he touched the gauze wrapped around his neck and said tearfully: "Father, Zhao. The concubine not only beat my mother innocently, but almost killed people. She even put a knife on Baoer's neck."

   Having said that, Jun Ning's aggrieved tears fell down, and she couldn't control it at all.

  Emperor Yongning looked distressed, so he hurriedly stepped forward to help wipe his tears, and persuaded: "Bao'er don't cry, let's talk slowly if you have something to say."

   Jun Ning not only did not stop crying, but cried even more.

   "Father, this time she put the knife on Bao'er's neck, but only scratched Bao'er's neck. She didn't really treat Bao'er, but what about next time?"

   "Next time, in case Bo'er is not so lucky, you can escape from her hands. Then you'll never see Bo'er again."

   Jun Ning cried and complained.

Every word of    hit the heart of Emperor Yongning.

  Emperor Yongning didn't dare to think about what would happen to Jun Ning next time if this kind of thing happened again. As for Jun Ning's words, he didn't like to hear a word.

   stepped forward and covered Jun Ning's mouth, and said, "Bao'er, don't talk nonsense, you won't have any more accidents, and I won't let you have any more accidents. As for Concubine Zhao..."

  Emperor Yongning didn't think about it any more, and directly said the result that he had considered for a long time.

   "I will punish Concubine Zhao for fifty, and if she doesn't die, she will be sent to the cold palace."

   The reason why he asked Jun Ning just now was not to favor Concubine Zhao, nor to take into account the power of the queen's mother family behind Concubine Zhao. Instead, he was afraid that his punishment would be too severe and scare his Baoer.

   But now it seems that his Bao'er and Bao'er's mother were bullied like this, they all hated Concubine Zhao so much that they didn't have any concerns at all.

   (end of this chapter)