At the beginning, the boss doesn't want to be a social animal even if he saves the world

After much persuasion from everyone, the monarch of Central State "finally" agreed not to punish the princess.

After hearing the answers they wanted, everyone left satisfied, leaving some space for the father and daughter.

And they had to hurry back to ask someone to make more copies of the torn books.

So busy!

Seeing that everyone had left and only himself and his obviously frightened daughter were left around, the King of Yang immediately became amiable, fearing that his daughter would remember his fierce side just now.

"Yaya, Daddy didn't mean to be mean to you, but you did something wrong. What are the Imperial Book Pavilion and the Holy Book Pavilion? You can't just tear up the books in there!"

The monarch of Yang State also knew about the unique way his daughter, who was only seven or eight years old, collected the contents of books on a daily basis, otherwise there would not be a special room in the palace to store the princess's "books".

Although they are called "books", they are actually just pieces of paper.

The princess always liked to keep the paper she found interesting, and the monarch of the Central Kingdom, who had seen books with missing pages many times, naturally knew this.

He had also thought of various ways to change his daughter's bad habits, but the results were not very good.

Simply let her remember which pages of the book she wanted to tear up every time she saw the content. The monarch of Central State specially ordered people to copy the contents of those pages onto pieces of paper.

In fact, this method is very good. At least no books will be damaged, and new jobs will be created.

It can be said that everyone is happy!

The sudden occurrence of this situation can only mean one thing: my daughter is trying to hide something from me!

But this wasn't the most important thing in the mind of the Central State monarch. It was normal for children to need more privacy as they grew older...

At worst, I can check secretly from behind!

But you should never... behave like this!

"Yaya, do you know why I'm angry?"

Liu Yaer knew that she was in the wrong, but she was also curious why her father didn't beat her directly when he was angry today.

Don't get me wrong, Liu Yaer is not a masochist.

Although the monarch of the Central Kingdom was protective of his own shortcomings, he was also a sensible person.

If Liu Yaer really did something wrong, she would side with the right side instead of the relative side, otherwise she wouldn't have beaten him so hard before, right?

He ran away from home many times, causing the civil and military officials of the court to follow him to look for him, wasting so much manpower, material resources and financial resources.

Of course, another very important reason is that concern leads to confusion. The loss and recovery of his daughter made the monarch of Yang State, who raised his daughter alone, want to teach his daughter a lesson so that she would never dare to do such a thing again!

Because of this, Liu Yaer was particularly curious why her father's reaction was so strange today!

Liu Yaer shook her head honestly to indicate that she didn't know.

"Ya Ya, it's not scary to do something wrong. What's scary is not admitting your mistake after doing it. What's scary is not thinking it's your fault after doing it!"

The naive monarch of the Central Kingdom thought that his daughter had no idea what she was doing, how big an impact this behavior would have, and how bad this behavior was!

Fortunately, the books stored in the Imperial Book Pavilion and the Holy Book Pavilion are so precious that the predecessors who took over in the early years were reluctant to put them in a place open to reading, and instead kept the collections in another warehouse with many checkpoints.

However, in the early years, there were still people who could open the door of the warehouse to store and retrieve the books, but after that, no one could open it because everyone who could open it had passed away.

The person left, but the method to open the door did not remain.

So there is no way to go in and take out the hidden book.

Why didn’t it say “No books can be put in it from now on”?

Because putting the collected books into the library can be done without going inside.

Simply put, this unique warehouse has a lenient admission policy but strict exit policy for books collected.

This also means that the books stored in this warehouse can only be put in but not taken out.

But I’m also worried that I won’t be able to take it out when I need it, which would be inconvenient.

So I won’t put it in that warehouse anymore.

If we don’t put it in the traditional library anymore, where should we put it?

Then we can only open the Imperial Book Pavilion and the Holy Book Pavilion for reading!

Although they are said to be "open", in fact the Imperial Book Pavilion and the Holy Book Pavilion are also strictly guarded.

Not only do you need to examine your character, apply for approval, but you also need to consider your status...

In short, not everyone can enter and read books.

But even so, it's still far from that library.

I heard that the books inside are protected by several layers of shields, and there are also many mechanisms and formations to resist all kinds of outsiders.

As to whether it is true or not, who knows?

Anyway, no one can get in now, even the door can’t be opened!

Strangely enough, there are many imitations of those early collections.

It’s not because there are no authentic ones that we have so many imitations that look quite authentic.

On the contrary, the genuine products are all in good condition, but there are many imitations.

I don’t know why those predecessors imitated so much.

It’s as if they know someone will come and destroy the books in the future!

Therefore, those ancient books were not affected much.

Anyway, our predecessors have left behind so many imitations, so we can just exchange for another imitation. If it is not enough, we can ask some people to imitate some more from the remaining imitations as a backup.

On the contrary, the books that have not been placed in the mysterious library in recent years have suffered serious losses, because the books left there are the originals, and those that have been targeted by the princess in recent years will be in trouble!

Although it has come to this, it is not completely impossible to remedy the situation.

The princess should have some torn papers that can be pieced together to give her a rough idea.

If all else fails, call all the authors and editors who are still alive and all the readers who are still buried to review the manuscript bit by bit!

In the former case, the princess was at fault first, so the monarch would definitely agree.

Although the latter is not very friendly to authors, editors and readers, but...

Those who can do more work!

Who told them to write and edit this?

Who told them to be so curious about these books?

No matter what, even if it’s not right, it’s still powerful!

Let’s all clean up the broken books together!

Back to the present, after hearing what the King of Yang said, Liu Yaer realized that her father had misunderstood her, thinking that she did not admit her mistakes and that she did not know that what she did was wrong.

In fact, Liu Yaer knew very well that she was doing something bad, and she admitted it.

Because she thought she had no better solution.

No one really cared about taking the Lord Saint out of the altar space, and she also knew that some people laughed at her behind her back because of this...

Apart from her, she is the only one who regards this matter as the most important thing to her.

She knew that this was her only chance, otherwise her father would really pass the throne to her and she would go to find her mother alone.

By then she would have neither a father nor a mother, and she wouldn't even know where her father was.

It was obvious that little Liu Yaer had missed one point, that is, even if her father really went to find someone alone, he would definitely leave her letters regularly.

I can only say that children are sometimes more persistent.

Little Liu Yaer was quite persistent in asking her father to take her to find her mother, or to go find her mother by herself.

However, the expectations for the former have long been declared bankrupt, and it seems that only the latter is left.