God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Even Liu Ye was startled when he saw Tinoika crash into the metal railing. He involuntarily took a step or two back and looked at Tinoika with a change in expression.

"Sir, I'm so sorry, I was just too excited to hear such good news. I hope you won't take offense!" Seeing Liu Ye backing away in fright, Tinoika felt a chill run down her spine.

That was a princess! She was right in front of him. If his recklessness and impulsiveness caused a princess of the Han Empire to leave him, he could atone for his sins by committing suicide.

Unlike the county princesses of the Han Empire, the commandery princesses of the Han Empire were completely different, undergoing a dramatic change in both status and identity.

Marrying a princess of the Han Empire was not just a stroke of good fortune, it was practically a blessing from the gods.

"It's alright, it's alright." Liu Ye glanced at the redness and swelling on Tinoyka's forehead, and even though he was mentally prepared for it, he was still a little surprised.

The extent to which these Yuezhi people pursued and longed for the Han princess was truly astonishing.

I originally thought they were just some usable forces, but now it seems that it wouldn't be difficult to kill them.

It's hard to understand how a princess could achieve this, considering the person in front of her is a gifted individual with spiritual abilities, and in terms of intelligence alone, she's no less capable than him.

However, given this performance, someone unfamiliar with the situation might mistake him for a suicide bomber, and even a suicide bomber probably wouldn't have such an impact.

"It's good that you're alright, sir! It's good that you're alright!" Seeing that Liu Ye didn't seem to care about this, Tinoika breathed a sigh of relief and quickly apologized and bowed further.

As for further investigation and assistance, Tinoika did have such thoughts, but she was unable to do so.

Because it's impossible to have one person outside the metal bars and another inside, separated by the prison's metal bars.

As for removing the metal railings, neither side has the capability to do so.

“However, a princess is different from a county princess; there are still some differences.” After straightening his clothes, Liu Ye looked at Tinoyka and said as calmly as possible.

"Please speak, sir. Whatever it is, as long as it is within my power, I will do it even if it means going through fire and water!" Tinoika agreed without hesitation or consideration, without even hearing the conditions.

"Okay, very good. In that case, you owe me a favor." Liu Ye didn't ask for too much in this regard; he just wanted a favor on top of what was already owed.

The reason for not using too much is simple: Liu Yao herself doesn't have much power, but the other party also needs power. Overdrawing Tinoika's power too much might cause a backlash from Liu Yao.

Liu Ye didn't really want to be associated with people who were willing to risk their lives and had self-destructive tendencies; at least, he didn't want to be morally inferior to them.

“Don’t even mention one, even if it’s ten or a hundred, I would agree.” Tinoika quickly replied. With the remaining rationality in her mind, she thought about her reply and realized it wasn’t quite perfect, so she quickly added, “If you need anything in the future, please feel free to give the order, and I will do my utmost to serve you.”

"No, no, just a favor is enough. How could I possibly take advantage of you?" Liu Ye said, taking out a bamboo scroll from his sleeve and looking at Tinoyka. Tinoyka's gaze instantly locked onto the bamboo scroll, her eyes becoming even more fervent, completely unlike that of a wise man.

"However, there's one more condition I need to make clear beforehand." Seeing how excited the other party was, Liu Ye hesitated for a moment.

"I will agree to whatever the conditions are!" Tinoika's eyes were a little strange. She had already agreed to agree to everything, so why would she hesitate because of certain conditions?
"There is no precedent in the Empire for a princess with Han imperial blood to marry out of the country without charge," Liu Ye said calmly, setting the stage for what he would say next.

Upon hearing this, Tinoica was stunned by the first half of the sentence, her mind racing and her excitement growing even stronger.

A princess of the Han Empire, a princess with noble blood of the Han Empire, a true princess of the Han Empire, not just a princess with the title of princess.

Hearing just the first half of the sentence is enough to get your blood pumping, but after hearing the second half, you immediately lose your nerve.

Many women who married outside the Han Dynasty held titles such as Princess or Commander of the Han Dynasty, but virtually none of them possessed the royal bloodline of the Han Dynasty.

After such dramatic ups and downs, which happened two or three times in a row, Tinoika felt like her heart was about to stop.

"So, Tinoika, are you willing to marry into my family?" Feeling that he had laid the groundwork, Liu Ye slowly stated this condition.

Marrying into another's family is a position with relatively low status and position within the current system of the Han Empire.

Even if a woman marries into the Han Empire as a princess, her status won't be much higher. Similarly, if she marries into the Han Empire as a princess, her status and position won't change.

The title of "son-in-law" sounds nice, but it doesn't change the other person's status or position.

In a sense, marrying into another family is equivalent to lowering one's social status.

For someone with such a gifted personality, choosing to marry into another family is a disgrace, and saying such a thing to them is an insult.

It can be said that Liu Ye was prepared to be disliked by Tinoika.

Although these Yuezhi people did have a strong desire for a Han princess, it is unknown whether they would agree to marry into the Han family.

"What is 'marrying into another'?" Upon hearing this term, Tinoika was completely baffled, and she couldn't recall any similar meaning.

Although we learned a lot about the culture of the Han Empire, we had never actually come into contact with this aspect.

"It means that in the future, the woman will be the head of the household and the main person in the family." Hearing that the other party did not understand the meaning of this term, Liu Ye explained the concept of marrying into the wife's family in the simplest way possible.

"Then are you married to the princess?" Faced with Liu Ye's question, Tinoika hesitated for a moment before cautiously asking a counter-question.
Being with a princess of the Han Empire, with the princess in charge of your future life and everything you do according to her wishes—isn't that normal? Why is this considered a condition? Aren't you two already husband and wife?
Because of her understanding of Han Dynasty culture, Tinoika was still familiar with the formal terms used for relationships between men and women in the Han Dynasty. (End of Chapter)