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nChapter 373: Prince Sui Deserves This Punishment!

nShe did not expect Jian Xun to fool Prince De and have him snatch An Jiuyue and bring her back to his residence.

nPrince De was like a mouse that had seen a cat whenever he heard Qian Jiyun’s name. How could they expect him to go against Qian Jiyun?

n“Where is Prince De now?” she asked.

n“Well…” Jian Xun looked troubled again at the mention of Prince De.

nHe answered weakly, “Uncle felt that offending An Jiuyue meant offending Qian Jiyun. He feared retaliation, so… he left the city to hide in his villa with a few of his people.”

nHe had tried to persuade him to stay but was unsuccessful. He watched helplessly as Prince De fled.

nThe princess imperial was in a bad mood.

nWhy is this useless piece of trash so cowardly? What about Qian Jiyun is he afraid of? Forget it. He’ll at least be easier to control when he’s timid. When he gains power, I can control him however I see fit.

n“Set off for the villa immediately to accompany Prince De,” she instructed.

n“Yes, Mother.”

nJian Xun did not dare disobey the princess imperial’s orders and agreed.

nAfter Jian Xun had left, the princess imperial summoned her maid and whispered some instructions to her. The maid bowed to her and left.

n…

nInside the Microcosm, Wei Na looked at its master.

n“Master, aren’t you being a little too harsh on Prince Sui?” it asked faintly.

nAlthough Prince Sui was not a good person, An Jiuyue was still in the capital, right under his nose. He could cause trouble for her if something really happened.

n“Shouldn’t I?”

nAn Jiuyue held a few books and was studying what to write.

nPublic morals were declining day by day. If Prince Sui continued his behavior, the prettier girls in the capital would not dare to go out, right?

nShe only taught Prince Sui a small lesson. What was not right about that?

nWei Na replied weakly, “You should, but…” But isn’t your poison a little too ruthless?

n“Master, look, his arms are in excruciating pain four hours a day— Oh, Prince Sui deserves this punishment!”

nUnder An Jiuyue’s cannibalistic gaze, he abandoned his conscience decisively and criticized Prince Sui.

nFlirting with a commoner woman in broad daylight and attempting to seize her and bring her back to his residence? No one, let alone An Jiuyue, would put up with this.

n“Are you going to make Prince Sui suffer for a few months?” it asked.

n“He’ll suffer until he turns over a new leaf,” An Jiuyue replied.

nShe looked down at the book in her hand and began to annotate slowly.

nWei Na was speechless.

nPrince Sui, whom I just saw, is unlikely to change his lecherous behavior, right?

nIs Master going to make him suffer for the rest of his life? Is this punishment considered a small lesson? Master, aren’t you afraid that people will come looking for you?

n“Master, I think you…”

n“Are you scared?” An Jiuyue looked up at Wei Na again.

n“Scared?” Wei Na’s voice rose in pitch. “When do I get scared? I don’t even know how to spell ‘scared’!”

n“Oh.” An Jiuyue nodded. “I didn’t know you were illiterate, Wei Na.”

nWei Na was speechless.

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