The Right King had never had any sense of existence in the court, but this time he ran back thousands of miles away just to serve his father, which won the praise of the civil and military officials in the court.

Even his always biased old father was finally moved and was particularly celebrating his eldest son's 20th birthday.

This move won strong support from several old ministers.

Seeing that the opposition was invalid, the princess changed her previous toughness and said gentle and caringly that she needed someone to take care of the matter. She also recommended two ministers, one civil and one military ministers of this dynasty, for the sake of the safety of the Right King and for the sake of etiquette.

After all, it is the birthday of twenty years old, and this is the grand day of the crown in Daxia.

Although they don’t have those particularities, they will pay a little attention on such days.

Seeing that she was thinking so thoughtful, Lao Kuha couldn't help but comfort her.

But he was not feeling well and only showed up in the court, said a few words, expressing his approval of the princess's proposal, and then he did not show up again.

Although the old minister was willing to ask Kuha to make a face for the Right King, he also had to take into account Lao Kuha's health, so he could only let the princess hand the gesture to her confidant.

Yuan Baoer didn't know much about the court, but knew that the mansion was going to hold a birthday banquet, so he got busy with the mother and the maid.

It was not until all the purchases were made that she went over to report that she heard Zama and the Right King talking.

Zama was obviously impatient, "The princess was not at ease at first sight. Why did you let the people she assigned to handle?"

"Otherwise," compared to Zama's irritability, the right king was obviously much calmer.

"Although the court officials now support me, they are just because I am the chief. If I really get to the real world, they may not be willing to give up their family business and give up everything to support me."

"The princess holds the military power of the royal city. She said she wanted to do it, but she still fought for Kuha to agree. Don't I?"

Zama sighed and paced around the desk several times.

"Let's see, this matter will definitely lead to something wrong."

The right king smiled, "Aren't you there?"

Zama yelled and hugged him, "I'll go inspect it when I say this to you."

He walked out and happened to run into Yuan Baoer.

"I was scared," he said casually, leaving with great strides.

The right king had turned around and looked over, and Yuan Baoer could only go in.

"Will there be something wrong with the birthday party?"

She asked in a low voice.

The Right King smiled, "Maybe there, or maybe there isn't."

“I looked at the menu and prepared things, and it didn’t seem to be in violation of the rules.”

"You still understand this?"

The right king smiled.

Yuan Baoer glared at him.

"I'm talking about the serious business."

The right king laughed, "I'm talking about serious business, too."

Seeing Yuan Baoer's face was nervous, he said, "They will not do anything about these things."

"You only remember that on the birthday party, you must keep your steps away from me, and you must not let me leave your sight."

Yuan Baoer nodded quickly.

She had seen King Zuo drugged it. Although it was not true that the person who actually attacked it, it was obviously all from his camp.

Although Yuan Baoer also wanted to defeat the Right King, she actually prefers to open up plots. She still disdained the tricks of secretly slapping them.

"Don't worry, I will keep an eye on it."

"That's good," said the right king: "You just need to remember this."

"Although the princess now controls the court, she is a woman after all, and her stepmother is the stepmother, and the degree of influence is limited."

"As long as I don't make mistakes and don't make mistakes, even if she is determined to do anything, there is no way."

Yuan Baoer disagreed.

She had experienced two palace transformations personally. At that time, both of the late emperors were there. The two princes were both unjust, but weren’t they raising the flag to rebel?

Power is really too tempting to infer from common sense.

That stepmother should also know her situation. Would she find a way to change it?

But she must be rotten in her belly.

How can a grassroots girl who doesn’t even know her?

She went back to the back garden and continued to be busy with the trivial things she should do.

The Right King looked at his official documents in the study and extended his tentacles little by little.

It was soon the birthday.

Early in the morning, the Right King, Yuan Baoer and others dressed in a fresh dress.

The right king is there and will not welcome guests at the door in person.

This important task was handed over to Yuan Baoer and the butler.

Before the Right King got married, the female family invited only a few clan elders. Yuan Baoer specially set up a flower hall in the garden to entertain the female family.

After the arrangements were completed, she hurried to the front yard again.

Most of the ministers who came to congratulate him at this time had arrived. The Right King was smiling and greeting everyone. Yuan Baoer stood in the corner and stared quietly.

After a while, the wine and food were on the table.

Yuan Baoer noticed that the Right King respectfully invited a man about 50 years old and bearded to get up.

The man looks very energetic in a strong outfit.

The man didn't talk much, but just picked up a big bowl and signaled to everyone, "Congratulations to my Lin'er and Guan."

After he finished speaking, he raised his head and dried the wine in the bowl.

Seeing this, everyone stood up and sat down after drinking.

Yuan Baoer looked at him with a gaze. When the butler passed by, she grabbed him.

"Who is the one sitting next to the master?"

The housekeeper looked at her in surprise, "That is the legitimate brother of the former princess."

Yuan Baoer was moved.

She also knew about the experience of the Right King in his childhood. She thought he had no relatives alive, but she didn't want to have a legitimate uncle.

Seeing that her face was not right, the housekeeper knew what she was thinking, but some things were not talkative by him, a villain, so he smiled and went to work hard again.

Yuan Baoer only asked a question and then continued to risk her life.

After three rounds of drinking, the uncle got up and left with the right king.

Yuan Baoer followed faithfully.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he followed out of the flower hall, he saw the man turn his head and glaring at him.

"Where are you getting a bad slave? Don't you get out."

Yuan Baoer looked at the right king.

The right king smiled and pulled his uncle over and signaled Yuan Baoer not to follow him too closely.

Yuan Baoer curled her lips and fell a few steps behind.

In a distance, she saw the right king saying something to the man, and the two obviously did not reach an agreement. In the end, the uncle left in anger.

Yuan Baoer was afraid of being affected by the fish pond, so she avoided it early.

When the man walked away, she went to look for the right king and saw him looking at the woman on the ground with an ugly face.

"Master, what's going on?"

Yuan Baoer was curious when he heard this.

"Take the person away first," the right king looked very bad and only told her to take the person away.

Seeing that he was really angry, Yuan Baoer didn't dare to delay it. He hurriedly took the person to the backyard and tied it tightly. He was sure that he could not make any noise, so he threw it into a remote yard.

When she did a good job, she went back to the front yard and heard a noise.

She grabbed the servant curiously, "What's wrong?"
Chapter completed!