The Good-for-Nothing Seventh Miss

“Barbaric? Civilians are never born barbaric.
They are tolerant and are afraid of the monarch.
Your highness, your teacher and His Majesty may not know about these common folk.
Truth be told, they are simple and pure.
They are content when they have food to eat and water to drink.
They are not ambitious, nor sophisticated.
They are busy every day, but they are happy.” Pei Yuan’s looks were filled with gentleness.
Truthfully, he was not born into a noble family.
He had achieved his current position bit by bit with his own strength.
Compared to the rest of the royal members, Pei Yuan understood the public the best.
He knew that the education that Long Yue received was lacking in that regard the most.

But the trip to Sun Never Sets gradually filled that gap.

About this, Pei Yuan did not know whether it was good or bad.
Shen Yanxiao limited their freedom, but she had given Long Yue a golden opportunity for him to experience life with the general public in person.
He was allowed to experience life with his future subjects.

All emperors of the past were heartless.
Even today, the Emperor would ignore the existence and the opinions of the people when he made decisions.
Pei Yuan had tried many times to persuade him to just even be a bit mindful of them.
However, he had failed every time.

Inside, Pei Yuan was happy to see the change in Long Yue’s attitude.

“But father always tells me that the civilians are inelegant, greedy, and lazy, and that they know no politeness.
I once trusted my father’s words.
But recently, I began to have some doubts.
State Teacher Pei Yuan, tell me, are civilians of the Longxuan Empire as lovable as these in Sun Never Sets?” Long Yue was still underage.
His mind could still be muddled sometimes.

“Yes.” Pei Yuan answered with a smile filled with confidence.

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