The Emperor of Xiyun laughed and said, "Yi Er is my son, so of course I have to look out for him."
An Jing neither agreed nor disagreed, simply smiling.
She had studied ancient history and had never seen an ancient emperor who didn't fear ministers whose merits overshadowed their sovereign like the Emperor of Xiyun did. Of course, her husband also had a remarkable ability—it was not the talent of achieving great deeds, but rather the skill to put the Emperor of Xiyun's mind at ease.
"However," the Emperor of Xiyun suddenly fell into contemplation, "even if we don't arrange a political marriage, Wild Goose Jade should get married."
An Jing was silent.
At twenty, Tuobanya was considered an old maid by the standards of these people.
