The whole family is obsessed with love? The princess woke them up one after another.

His father's intention was to squeeze the other countries dry in the same way, right?

right?

right?

If that's the case, it would be truly a miracle if Da Rui didn't prosper!

Qi Zhiyu glanced at Emperor Kangwu, and the meaning in her eyes was quite clear.

Emperor Kangwu smiled and said, "Go back quickly. You are still young and growing. Don't overwork yourself."

"Alright." Qi Zhiyu stood up, curtsied to Emperor Kangwu, and then turned to leave.

Looking at Qi Zhiyu's series of actions, Prince Xin was certain that his niece's privileges had reached their limit.

In front of His Majesty, the only person he could turn around and leave without a second thought was his eldest niece.

Even his older brother had to step down.

Of course, this doesn't count when the eldest brother was beaten and driven away.

After Qi Zhiyu left, Prince Xin looked at Prince Rui accusingly: "Brother, is there something you haven't told me?"

"Many details!" Prince Xin emphasized.

"It's not that important," Prince Rui said casually. "Too many things have happened; it would take too long to tell you every single detail."

"You know what happened, isn't that enough?"

It's not getting any better!

If he weren't outmatched, Prince Xin would definitely have attacked him.

Prince Xin took a deep breath and asked, "Father, do you really want Chen'an to sit on that throne?"

Emperor Kangwu frowned, his face turning extremely grim.

Prince Xin was taken aback.

Did I see it wrong?

No!

During the banquet, he clearly saw his father's intentions.

He's not so clueless as to lack even this basic insight.

"That girl Chen'an won't agree," Emperor Kangwu sighed.

Prince Xin was taken aback by the deep regret in his father's words.

How much does his father want Chen'an to take over the position?

Emperor Kangwu continued helplessly, "Moreover, if we force her to sit in this position, she will use her own methods to unify the world."

"Wouldn't it be better to unify the world?" Prince Xin asked subconsciously.

After asking the question, he immediately received the loving gazes of his father and elder brother.

It's as if he's a fool.

Prince Xin was frustrated. What had he said wrong?

Can't you just tell him directly?

Why do you have to see him that way?

Are we still family or not?

He was wrong, they pointed it out, and he corrected it, isn't that enough?

"Second Prince, didn't you see what Chen'an was doing at the border?" Prince Rui was very puzzled.

"Or perhaps my daughter didn't express some of her own thoughts, the kind of thoughts she really wanted to have but didn't do."

Upon hearing what Prince Rui said, Prince Xin suddenly remembered, and his expression changed.

"We really can't let my eldest niece sit in that seat."

At that time, Chen An was at the border and wished he could kill his way to the Qi Kingdom's palace and take the head of the Qi Kingdom's king.

If it weren't for the fact that their Great Rui's manpower and military strength were insufficient to control the entire Qi Kingdom, his eldest niece would have really done it.

Although Prince Xin already had an answer, he still asked, unwilling to give up, "If my niece really takes that position, what will she do? The ministers will oppose it... Don't look at me like that again!"

Prince Xin roared in a frenzy.

What do you mean?

What do you mean?

What's with this look of caring for a fool?

"Even emperors can't do whatever they want; they're always subject to constraints. What's the problem?" Prince Xin felt wronged.

What did he say wrong?

Emperor Kangwu snorted: "Never mind, you haven't spent enough time with my granddaughter."

Prince Rui stroked his chin and said, "The kind of emperor you're talking about could be any reigning emperor, but it definitely wouldn't be my daughter."

"Oppose? If they utter even a single word of advice, and it just so happens that my daughter is in a bad mood, they'll be sent to the underworld immediately."

Prince Xin looked at Prince Rui in shock.

"Don't worry about the families behind those ministers, my daughter will reunite them." Prince Rui naturally knew what his younger brother was thinking.

"In my daughter's eyes, there are only two kinds of people—obedient people and dead people."

King Xin: "..."

"If a minister dies, he dies. We'll promote the obedient ones and kill the disobedient ones. There will always be obedient ones," Prince Rui said casually.

"As for the common people... as long as they are fed and clothed and live a good life, do they care who is standing in the court?" Prince Rui asked with a smile.

"You can stop a commoner and ask him what the surnames of these ministers who attend court every day are. See if the common people know."

Prince Xin had nothing to say, because he knew that what his elder brother said was true.

"No one can control my daughter," said Prince Rui, his voice filled with pride yet also with deep heartache.

Emperor Kangwu laughed: "Who said there wasn't?"

Prince Rui looked over, puzzled.

Emperor Kangwu said, "She cares about you, and you have restrained her."

Prince Rui was stunned for a moment, staring blankly at Emperor Kangwu.

Emperor Kangwu smiled and said, "Chen'an is doing quite well at Prince Rui's residence."

Prince Rui lowered his head and smiled faintly, a lump forming in his throat.

He felt sorry for his daughter, and his father felt sorry for him too.

Prince Xin watched from the side, and the corners of his lips couldn't help but turn up.

"Second Prince, you're back. Take a good rest." Emperor Kangwu turned to look at Prince Xin.

"Yes!" Prince Xin immediately cupped his hands and said, "Your subject will certainly assist Your Majesty well."

"Your subject will keep an eye on the fourth prince."

"...Father, brother, if you keep looking at me like that, I'll really get angry!"

Prince Xin wanted to smash things.

Is it even possible to make it work?

In just the short time he's been talking, how many times has he been looked down upon?

"Why are you staring at the fourth prince?" Emperor Kangwu frowned. "The fourth prince isn't going to come up with anything new."

"Chen'an has already handed the things over to you, aren't you going to take them seriously?"

Prince Xin was taken aback for a moment, then reacted: "Prince Ning?"

Emperor Kangwu glared at him with disdain.

King Xin: "..."

Why are you looking down on him?

Prince Rui kindly added, "Northern Yunnan."

Prince Xin was so shocked that his mouth gaped open, and he could barely speak: "North...Northern Yunnan?"

"Are we, Da Rui, going to take over Northern Yunnan?"

"Of course not," Prince Rui shook his head.

Prince Xin secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

He knew it; Northern Yunnan wasn't so easy to conquer, especially with the Qi Kingdom eyeing it covetously from the side.

"The Great Rui Kingdom aims to conquer the entire world!" Prince Rui said casually. "What is this mere Northern Yunnan?"

King Xin: "..."

What exactly did he miss during the time he was away from the capital?

Has his older brother become this arrogant now?

Northern Yunnan, is it really that insignificant?

The soldiers of Northern Yunnan were skilled in battle and fought bravely, each one fearless in battle!

"Don't worry, as long as our Great Rui develops, Northern Dian and Qi Kingdom will be nothing to us." Prince Rui naturally noticed his younger brother's astonishment.

He sighed, "If we hadn't conquered so many cities, we, the Great Rui, wouldn't have been able to completely control the situation. Do you think we've only taken over a mere Yanyun City from the Qi Kingdom?"

"We're the ones who dragged my daughter down."

King Xin: "..."

He needs to take it slow.