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[You confessed to Nero your private relationship with Boudica.]

[Of course, you selectively ignored the kiss you had with her, and also ignored the fact that Boudica actually has no husband and is still single.]

[On the one hand, you know that Nero will definitely be angry about this, and on the other hand, you don't want her to know about your illness. ]

If lies bring pain, then the truth only makes it worse.

[This insignificant disguise will bring more happiness. ]

"..."

Nero looked at the man in front of him, with a bit more complicated emotions in his eyes.

"So - Teacher, you took the initiative to contact her in order to make her completely surrender to my Roma?"

"Yes, that's right." Ian nodded. "Nero, Britannia is a very sensitive place. I can't let it affect your status."

This is not Ian exaggerating.

After all, Nero's third adoptive father Claudius had made a gold coin oath on this land. If it is not handled properly, it is estimated that it will cause a lot of trouble in Rome.

"I understand." Nero's tone softened a little.

"Then why didn't Yu come to accompany her?"

"That doesn't make sense, Nero," Ian explained. "You are the emperor of Rome, and Boudica is just a defeated general."

"If you take her to do this kind of thing, wouldn't it be no different from parading her through the streets?"

"in addition--"

Ian took a deep breath.

"I think if Boudica wasn't lying, Rome was to some extent responsible for her downfall."

"Nero, I think this is the compensation she deserves, what do you think?"

"..."

Nero did not respond directly to Ian's words, but fell into long thought.

Obviously, she didn't really agree with Ian's idea, but she felt that it did make some sense.

In the end, the young Roman emperor chose to stand on the side of his teacher.

"I understand."

"In that case, I will allow you to complete this compensation."

"Yeah." Ian breathed a sigh of relief.

"I will definitely complete this task well - Nero, don't worry."

"..."

What Ian didn't know was that Nero felt his lover's hand, which was still trembling slightly, and he felt quite confused.

anyway--

It has been shaking slightly ever since he confessed that he and Boudica had a secret relationship.

Could it be that... there is something else that I don't know about?

Nero stood up slightly and looked at the man he loved so much.

No.

If I don't figure it out, I always feel like there's a lie when I look at him.

I would have to follow them secretly when the time comes - and I couldn't let them find me.

Yes, it is like that!

Nero thought so, and then secretly made up her mind. But at this moment, she felt a hand touching her head.

She looked up and saw Ian with a complicated expression. He quickly said:

"Nero, I love you at all times."

"Hmm?!" This confession made Nero stunned for a moment, but she quickly responded: "Hmm~Me too!"

417. Nero's Stalking/The Powerful Roman Empire/Lover's Speculation (4k)

【Your hard work has paid off. 】

[Nero finally agreed to your suggestion to take Boudica to visit Rome.]

[But this young emperor's possessiveness towards you has reached a point where she is almost unable to extricate herself.]

[Even at this moment when she agreed to your request, she is still on guard.]

[“I must not let my teacher be taken away by any woman other than myself.” ]

[This is the bottom line that Nero set in his heart. ]

On the streets of Rome, bustling crowds shuttle through the wide streets, and the sounds of noise, hawking, and laughter are intertwined to form a prosperous scene.

In the streets and alleys, the aroma of various delicacies fills the air, making people salivate.

but--

This prosperous scene has nothing to do with Nero at this moment.

Because the girl's mind was not on this at all - she only wanted to pay attention to whether her teacher and the defeated queen of Britannia did anything that was contrary to their relationship.

As for the best way to accomplish this kind of reconnaissance...that is, of course, to follow them!

That's right.

The Roman emperor was one of the best even when it came to disguise.

Nero changed his clothes and put on a veil to cover his face. He was sure that he would never be discovered by the Roman people.

In this way...you can keep your teacher firmly in your hands!

As for the state affairs that were lost because of this, I will find a way to make up for it later. After all, my teacher’s chastity is more important!

After "arranging" everything in his mind, Nero immediately started to implement his plan of following.

[You don't know Nero's plan for possessive explosion.]

[At this moment, you just want to represent Nero's Roman Empire well and show its strength and greatness to Boudica from Britannia. ]

[Of course, before that, you still have to make some preparations. ]

[You removed the shackles that symbolized the prisoner from Boudica.]

[You brought her new clothes to replace the Britannia outfit that looked full of war spirit.]

[Tell her that you will treat her as a real guest today, not an enemy.]

[After hearing this, her expression became a little complicated, but she still temporarily agreed with this point of view.]

[Your tour begins with the god Nero following you without anyone noticing.]

Streets of Rome.

Ian walked in front and proudly introduced to Boudica the market where many vendors gathered.

"Boudica, this is our Roman market."

"We exchange all kinds of fruits, food, drinks, cloth and everything here. It is the basis for our citizens' survival."

"..."

Boudica glanced around her, then recovered with a slightly frowned brow.

"That's nothing - we have our own market in Britannia, and it looks pretty much the same as this one."

"No." Ian shook his finger. "If you just think that, you are totally wrong."

The man took out a booklet from his clothes and continued to introduce it to her.

"Boudica, I know the name of everyone here, what they sell, and where they live in Rome."

"What……?"

Boudica was a little surprised this time, and her attention quickly fell on the notebook that Ian had just taken out not long ago.

"Seneca, did you write them all down here?"

"Yes." Ian nodded. "If you want to set up a stall at the market, you must register these things first. If there are any quality problems, we will immediately investigate and hold you accountable."

"In this way, disputes caused by damaged goods can be greatly reduced."

After hearing this, Boudica pondered for a moment and continued to raise the doubts in her mind.

"But if that happens, won't those sellers choose to give up this market? Isn't this too much pressure?"

"In fact, it's the opposite." Ian smiled confidently.

"It is precisely because of the accountability system here that the citizens of Rome are willing to come here to buy things, which indirectly makes the flow of people here far exceed that of other markets."

"Those who are doing legitimate business will naturally not mind guaranteeing the quality of their goods. The only ones who are eliminated are those unscrupulous merchants who want to make a profit by selling inferior products as good ones."

"In addition, on this basis, the taxes collected by Your Majesty on transactions conducted here will be further reduced."

"I think... people who make money down to earth wouldn't refuse something like this, right?"

"..."

Boudica was silent.

At this moment, she felt an extremely complete and mature set of laws - it rectified the foundation of Rome and built a trading system that perfectly met the interests of the people.

This is an atmosphere that has never been seen in Britannia before.

Even a month before the expedition, Boudica had heard of several disputes arising from market transactions.

The queen's breathing became faster. She felt as if she was touching something unprecedented and extremely superior.

"That--"

"Who proposed such a system? Seneca, was it you?" Boudica asked.

"I have no ability to promote this system. At best, I just gave some insignificant opinions." Ian answered very honestly, "It was our Majesty who really made all this a reality."

"The tyrant?"

"Please don't call her Majesty a tyrant. If she really is a tyrant, I think you, Boudica, would never be standing here right now."

"..."

Boudica couldn't deny this.

After all, this prosperous scene before us is absolutely impossible to fake in a short time.

And the fact that he could stand here was definitely inseparable from Nero's permission.

"I see."

"Then... I take back my previous comments about her and apologize for it - at least she did a good job in calming the people."

As soon as he finished speaking, a burst of laughter came to Boudica's ears from somewhere.

"Hmm~ Of course my policies are impeccable~"

"..."

Boudica looked in the direction of the voice and saw a figure that looked vaguely familiar, but one that she couldn't distinguish clearly.

"Boudica, what's wrong?" Ian asked, "What are you looking over there for?"

"..."

After hesitating for a moment, Boudica shook her head.

"Nothing, I haven't been resting well recently, and I seem to be having some auditory hallucinations."

"Well, it seems that our reception should start earlier." Ian apologized at this time.

"……maybe."

[You did not doubt Boudica's words.]

[After all, at this moment, you only have one thing in mind: to clear Nero's name, so that Boudica's image in her mind is no longer that of a terrible tyrant.]