"Uncle Prince," she is a guest of the Princely Heir!"
Chu Minghao, upon seeing this situation, immediately panicked and hurried over to intervene.
This Uncle Prince, known for his forthrightness—no, it should be said, for his roughness.
In his whole life, he favored only matters of the battlefield and would hardly give face even to his own father, let alone to the Emperor.
In any case, he was upright and uncompromising, unversed in worldly wisdom, unwilling to flatter or fawn, acting solely on his own preferences.
He wouldn't take part in any matter he disliked, even if the Emperor personally requested it.
Such a person could be kindly described as straightforward and outspoken or bluntly said to be inflexible.
Dealing with this iron-hatted Uncle Prince was always a headache for Chu Minghao.
