Damn it, who did I offend now?
"Farming slave," a phrase that's nothing more than a common insult, is used by everybody, so why, when it comes to me, does it become an unforgivable sin?
Seized by the guards of Princess An Kang, Yang Sanlang was dragged all the way to the Imperial Palace, filled with sorrow, indignation, and grievances.
He truly wished he could beat his chest and shout out loud.
Ah, ah, ah!
Was this Ms. Hetian truly clueless, or was she deliberately seizing the opportunity to stir up trouble?
It's just a petty verbal dispute. How did it reach the Saint's ears?
As a noble family's son accustomed to looking down on all beings, a disdain for the common people was etched into his very bones.
In the Previous Dynasty, their noble families even dared to disdain the Imperial Family.
It was only because the Daxia Dynasty disregarded customs, suppressing noble families and promoting those from poor families, that the order of rank and norms crumbled!
