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Chapter 1135 - The Crown Prince Is Really Gone
Chapter 1135 - The Crown Prince Is Really Gone
Chapter 1135: The Crown Prince Is Really Gone
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Whether it was out of jealousy, disbelief, or curiosity, in any case, it was packed with people on the day of the full moon celebration and the wedding ceremony.
Su Shenfan had people prepare a magnificent banquet, but no matter how well prepared he was, it was still too little!
They had to borrow a lot of ingredients from Prince Zi’s residence before the three-day banquet was completed perfectly.
It wasn’t because Su Shenfan hadn’t made sufficient preparations. Firstly, he had underestimated the curiosity of these people, and secondly... Gu Bailu had manipulated things so that many noble families didn’t have good food to eat at all this year. Su Shenfan was generous, and these people were thick-skinned. They might as well eat their three days’ worth at the Earthly Residence.
However, they definitely couldn’t eat for free; the monetary gifts which they brought with them had to be generous.
The Earthly Residence absolutely had no qualms sending packing those who dared to eat for so long when their gifts weren’t big enough.
Bu Yaolian had always had a big heart. Since Su Shenfan really wanted to marry her, she would happily marry him.
However, the wedding festivities in the bedroom exhausted her to the point that she couldn’t get out of bed for three days.
That wasn’t an exaggeration at all.
The guests truly didn’t see the bride at all.
After waiting for three days, the bride was still nowhere to be seen.
They went around asking if the bride was too ugly to meet anyone.
Su Shenfan’s face darkened.
The noise only stopped after these people were sent packing by the Earthly Residence.
Although these people didn’t see the legendary bride who was so fat that she could only roll around, they saw a little princess who didn’t have any spiritual power.
The cute little princess was wearing a cute dress designed by Gu Bailu, and held in Su Shenfan’s arms. She was simply like a little fairy. No one would dare say that she wasn’t cute.
Shao Zun, in particular, looked extremely satisfied. No one dared say anything about his daughter’s spiritual power.
Everyone knew that Shao Zun and Shao Zun’s wife were on good terms with the emperor and empress of Southern Glory Empire. They wondered if the two families would become in-laws.
However, they discovered a huge problem. The genius son of the Southern Glory Empress had disappeared.
Even when the Southern Glory Empress came out to give Shao Zun face, the genius son didn’t appear.
He didn’t show his face at all.
They thought that something must have come up. After a few months, however, someone realized that their little crown prince was really gone. The empress never showed up with her son again.
As the ministers of Southern Glory Empire, they naturally had to ask about this. After all, he was the crown prince of the country.
They had just delivered the memorial, when word spread that the empress was expecting again.
Great... the empress was expecting again. The crown prince didn’t seem that important anymore.
In Southern Glory Empire, many other families gradually started to follow in the Murong family’s footsteps and spent money to employ tradespeople.
These tradespeople were bought from the Earthly Residence.
This wasn’t something that could be bought with just money. They had to sign many unfair contracts.
The Earthly Residence became the largest human trafficker on the continent.
Shao Zun didn’t care about his daughter’s spiritual power at all, and under Gu Bailu’s tutelage, the little princess turned into a little demon. When she was a year old, she could restrain a lot of experts. Many people gradually realized that spiritual power wasn’t the only way to cultivate.
Weren’t the empress of Southern Glory Empire and the little princess of the Earthly Residence examples of that?
The disciples whom Gu Bailu had gotten in exchange from the noble families became part of a central army which was responsible for upholding the laws of the imperial court.