A man from the Big Dipper, starting his charlatanship at Mount Tai.

If she had been at the Fourth Extreme Realm from the beginning... she would never have been able to learn the forbidden chapters of the Myriad Dragons Emperor Scripture!

Princess Wanlong: "......"

Upon realizing this, a rare hint of embarrassment flashed across Princess Wanlong's usually carefree face.

After a full ten seconds, Princess Wanlong coughed tactically and said:

"Ahem! In that case, let's call it a draw!"

The window theory has always been correct.

If Weiwei says the two are tied, Princess Wanlong will only feel that she has won.

However, if Weiwei presents evidence that she has a high probability of winning... Princess Wanlong will be willing to admit that it's a draw.

"can."

"If you, Princess, are willing to grant me one condition, then we'll consider it a draw." Weiwei nodded.

She wasn't interested in winning or losing; she challenged Princess Wanlong simply to gain her approval and have her conditions met.

"condition?"

Princess Wanlong frowned slightly. She was unwilling to unilaterally agree to Weiwei's conditions; what difference would that make from losing the fight?

"Okay, I'm willing to grant you one request."

"But in return, you have to agree to one condition!"

If you both agree to one of the other's conditions, then you don't lose!

"Very well, Your Highness, please state your conditions."

Vivi immediately agreed.

Ultimately, Weiwei only wanted Princess Wanlong to agree to her conditions; she didn't care what conditions Princess Wanlong would offer her.

"Then, I'll tell you."

"I need you... to help me cultivate."

Vivi: "What the princess means is..."

Princess Wanlong narrowed her eyes and explained further:

"I told you before the war that your immortal body would be of some use to me. So, in order to reach a higher level, I need your help in my cultivation."

Princess Wanlong believed that with the help of the Celestial Eye, her true dragon bloodline might be able to evolve further.

"can."

Without a second thought, Weiwei agreed to Princess Wanlong's conditions.

Because, from a certain perspective, Princess Wanlong's conditions were exactly what she wanted!

Since the deed was already done, she didn't intend to force Princess Wanlong to give up. Not only would Princess Wanlong not agree, but she also wouldn't be able to explain it to her senior brother.

She just... didn't want to be left behind.

"Good, very good, excellent!"

Princess Wanlong stood up abruptly, her gaze towards Weiwei softening considerably.

Because Weiwei had earned her recognition through her abilities, she finally began to treat Weiwei as a human being.

With this prerequisite in place, and given that Weiwei was willing to back down, she was naturally in a good mood.

"By the way, what are your conditions?"

"As long as it's not excessive, I can agree to anything you ask for!"

In a great mood, Princess Wanlong directly asked Weiwei to state her terms.

"Okay, my conditions are..."

"I hope that even if the princess becomes my senior brother's Daoist partner, she will not restrict my contact with him, nor will she restrict his personal choices and emotional matters."

Vivi took a deep breath and stated the conditions she had prepared long ago.

Upon hearing this, Princess Wanlong was stunned for more than ten seconds.

Because Vivi's words contained so much information! She really didn't understand them at first!

For the first time since entering the mortal world, Princess Wanlong felt lost and disoriented.

"Why...why did you agree to me becoming Daoist partners with Brother Lin?" The Dragon Queen asked with a strange expression.

Vivi: "Why? Of course, it's because of what Her Highness the Princess did!"

"Having done such a thing, does Your Highness still intend to deceive yourself?"

Princess Wanlong: "......"

Princess Wanlong became increasingly puzzled as she listened.

What does it mean to "have done such a thing"?

What kind of thing is this?

Could it be... that Vivi was referring to "her accepting her bet and fighting her on equal footing"?

Yes!

Upon reflection, she realized that she would never have accepted Weiwei's challenge if it weren't for Lin Xiu.

Then... why did she accept Weiwei's challenge just because of Lin Xiu?

So it really is because... she likes Lin Xiu?

Under Weiwei's persistent questioning, Princess Wanlong's not-so-bright mind finally went completely blank, and she began to think about a question she had never considered before: how did she view Lin Xiu?

appreciate?

She truly admired Lin Xiu.

But, besides admiring him, did she develop any other feelings for Lin Xiu?

Best answer: I don't know.

All the Princess Wanlong knew was that after meeting Lin Xiu, none of the young prodigies she had thought were decent from the Primordial Era could catch her eye anymore.

The fact that one can maintain divine restraint for such a long time in the first game is truly extraordinary!

Coupled with his terrifying understanding of the True Dragon Path, he is practically invincible!

It's a pity that such a divine being possessed a sacred body, a physique that prevents him from becoming an emperor; it was truly a case of heaven being jealous of talent.

Could it be that the reason I wanted to appoint Brother Lin as the First Divine General is because... I like him and want to take this opportunity to keep him by my side?

Me? I like Brother Lin?

Princess Wanlong was unwilling to admit this.

However, Weiwei's resolute demeanor also made her quite waver.

At least, that's how it should appear to outsiders?

The thought that others would think she liked Lin Xiu caused a blush to appear on the usually proud and aloof Princess Wanlong's fair face, and even her neck turned a light pink.

Vivi noticed the shyness of Princess Wanlong, which further confirmed her suspicions.

snort!

Now you're feeling shy? Why weren't you shy when you slept with a man you just met?

Pretending to be innocent!

......

Princess Wanlong's side.

Princess Wanlong was still somewhat unwilling to accept the fact that she actually liked Lin Xiu, and was prepared to struggle a little longer.

She suddenly wondered if the customs of this era were different from those of ancient times, which was the reason for this situation.

Because her emotions were fluctuating so intensely, Princess Wanlong hesitated for a long time before finally asking, somewhat stammering:

"Um, Weiwei, please tell me the truth..."

"In the eyes of cultivators of your time, is what I'm doing a way of pursuing Brother Lin? Is my reaction an indication that I like Brother Lin?"

Princess Wanlong has never been attracted to any man, and she doesn't know how to confirm her own feelings.

After careful consideration, she decided to consult with Weiwei, someone she had just gained her trust.

if not?

Consulting those ants whose names she couldn't remember?

Or should I go back to Wanlongchao and consult Qianlun?

Or perhaps... we should consult Lin Xiu directly?

Regardless of the reason, it made Princess Wanlong feel so embarrassed and shy that her scalp tingled.

Vivi is fine.

On the one hand, she could tell that Weiwei liked Lin Xiu and definitely knew what it meant to like someone.

On the other hand, Weiwei had already been frank and open with her, so consulting her would put the least psychological pressure on her—after all, having a lot of debt is never a bad thing.

Vivi's response to this was:

"Of course!"

"Having done such a thing, what room is there for argument?!"

The "such thing" that Weiwei mentioned refers to Princess Wanlong and Lin Xiu sleeping together after knowing each other for only one day.

Princess Wanlong's understanding of "this matter" refers to the bet she made with Weiwei, excluding Weiwei from her competition.

Well, thinking about it carefully, she was indeed quite unhappy about Weiwei liking Lin Xiu at the time.

In other words...

She...she really fell in love with Brother Lin?

Realizing this, the blush on Princess Wanlong's face, which had been only a faint blush, quickly spread to her entire face, almost to the point of steaming!