Demon Lord 3

Just as I was about to make a choice, I didn't notice someone waiting outside. They were there to read the imperial edict. When it arrived, we all had to kneel to receive it. I'd heard it mention recruiting us into the palace. Actually, the reason for recruiting me was to accompany the princess and her family. The prince probably had to attend a meeting, and the princess was probably about my age. If I could accompany her, I might be greatly rewarded. But then again, did they want the princess to marry far away? To the prairie, to help her learn about life there? The thought of this made me nervous. I hadn't thought I'd have to teach the princess. Could I teach her? Was it me who taught her? After a moment of nervousness, I finally breathed a sigh of relief. A princess is a princess, so what? A princess needs someone to teach her. If I could teach her well, I'd definitely be rewarded. But the princess is about my age, and being sent away to marry a foreign prince at such a young age was unbearable. Could this person be so mad? Although he is the emperor, I still cursed him in my heart. But no matter what, the princess's duty is to marry a foreign prince. If a princess does not marry a foreign prince, it will be of almost no use. This is the case, and the situation is so absurd. I didn't expect that in such a prosperous era, the princess would be forced to marry a foreign prince. This proves that these things are still useless. In order to show the strength of the country, women are still needed to exchange for peace. Maybe on that grassland, or some nomadic peoples, the people here can't do what they used to do. They can gallop on horses and run on the battlefield, but now, one after another, big-bellied and big-headed officials are serving as officials. That kind of rich and lazy look has returned to the past. How can all the princes and beile look like they did before? All of this was very confusing to me, but the most puzzling thing was whether to travel the great world or stay here and be recruited into the palace. Now I could only kneel down to receive the imperial edict. I hadn't expected to be reduced to this state. With a sigh, I looked around. No one noticed me. I felt strange. Why was I still thinking so much when I was here? Wouldn't it be better to live my life as if it were someone else's? Indeed, I was too immersed in this situation. If I kept treating it like my own life, I would always live under this shadow. Wu Luansen was summoned to the palace for a meeting, and I went to accompany the princess. If the princess was easy to keep company with, I should be able to return in a few days. The princess was getting married soon, and it would be nice to have her by my side. After all, we were cousins, and being royal was different. I could be present at any formal occasion. Although I didn't show any signs of laziness, I couldn't help but think how wonderful it would be to be carried like this every day. I fantasized about my future, but then I was suddenly brought back to reality. It really wasn't a good idea. Why did I have to be carried? It's not like I had no legs or feet. After repeated consideration, I could only enter the palace temporarily. I couldn't disobey the order, nor could I directly agree to Zhou Erye's request. After all, Zhou Erye might not have contacted my father. What if he was trying to trick me? With this thought, I went to the palace safely. But how did everything in the palace happen? I had no idea I had been to the palace before, but as far as I was concerned, I probably couldn't remember anything. Even if I did remember, I wouldn't be able to experience it myself. I sighed and sat in the car. I felt like I was about to enter the palace, but I was sent outside. They said I was supposed to learn some palace etiquette, which might be a little different from what we were learning now. So I was sent to the nearest inn outside the palace. It was called an inn, but it was actually used to receive the royal family. I was trained for a day and taught a few simple moves. They told me what to call everyone in the palace, which palace had the Empress, the Princess, and the Prince. I learned everything after a while. The nanny who taught me thought I was amazing and praised me before letting me go. When I entered the palace, I greeted everyone one by one and called everyone I met. I also went to the princess's residence. The princess was learning the etiquette of the grassland. In fact, they asked me to go because they wanted me to have more contact with the princess and talk about things on the grassland.