Marrying a concubine and swallowing her dowry? The mistress turns around and marries a high-ranking

Chapter 389

She showed no mercy, smashing the vase into countless pieces. Princess Pingkang's face, which was nearly fifty years old but still well-maintained, was also smashed and bruised!

His nose was broken, his lips were smashed, and blood gushed out immediately!

Princess Pingkang couldn't even scream before collapsing to the ground, tears streaming down her face from the pain. She curled up into a ball, spitting out several teeth mixed with blood.

Her eyes widened, trembling, as she stared in disbelief at the few broken teeth on the ground.

Her tooth fell out!

Shen Lingjun actually knocked out her teeth!

How dare that bitch!

Is this some kind of rebellion?!

The emperor was stunned, even temporarily forgetting the pain in his body.

"What...what's going on here?"

The old man named Xingju was renowned for his unparalleled medical skills, both in and out of the court, and even the emperor knew of him.

When the emperor heard that the old man Xingju had been murdered, he sighed for a while, saying that the loss of a divine doctor in Beiyi was a great loss.

Now that I hear this, how does it have anything to do with Princess Pingkang?

Shen Lingjun knelt down and said to the emperor, "Your Majesty, please forgive me. I have been disrespectful before the Emperor. However, the Grand Princess Pingkang killed my master, the Elder Xingju, and is now hurling insults at me. I could not bear it any longer and acted rashly in anger."

The emperor was not angry about this, but was very shocked: "Did Pingkang kill the old man Xingju?"

Shen Lingjun said, "Princess Huizhu, the daughter of the Grand Princess Pingkang, had a twisted personality because her appearance was disfigured. Whenever she saw a beautiful woman, she would try to disfigure or kill her. Once, when Princess Huizhu was trying to harm a girl, the girl stabbed her in the eye with scissors. The Grand Princess Pingkang begged her master to save her, but her master felt that she had done too many evils and did not want to save her. The Grand Princess Pingkang then harbored resentment and ordered the imperial guards left to her by the late emperor to assassinate her master."

She added, "The poison that the Emperor and the royal family members were poisoned with was taken from my master's treasury after Princess Pingkang killed him. I am my master's disciple, so I dare to say that I can cure this poison."

The emperor was completely dumbfounded.

He subconsciously looked at Princess Pingkang.

Princess Pingkang had already given up all hope; she was already burdened with debts, so one more charge wouldn't matter to her, and she didn't deny it.

Her teeth were knocked out, her nose and mouth were crooked, and she spoke in a slurred, lisping voice, but she still ignored the pain and laughed maniacally.

"What do you mean by too much evil? What did Huizhu do wrong! Those women who look like vixens all deserve to die! Keeping them alive is just to seduce other women's men, so why can't they be killed!"

The emperor was dumbfounded; his worldview had been completely shattered!

As far as he knew, Princess Huizhu's death was what the Grand Princess Pingkang's mansion had told the outside world: Princess Huizhu had been stabbed by a wicked commoner woman and died from her injuries.

At the time, he felt sorry for the child, who was first disfigured and then had this accident; he was really unlucky.

So it turns out they are from the same lineage as Princess Pingkang!

Princess Pingkang would poison any woman she thought was seducing her husband; her daughter, on the other hand, would poison any woman she thought was beautiful!

Like mother, like daughter; birds of a feather flock together!