The little koi princess was spoiled by five tyrants

Chapter 230 It’s Just a Royal Bloodline
"Okay, let's go then."

Yan Anyue led Yan Changan, and Yan Suyu didn't interfere this time.

It's good for a baby girl to have her own ideas. He respects Yan Anyue's actions and takes her feelings into consideration.

After Yan Suyu and his party left, Chen Ruo was able to be buried generously by the Liu family because of Princess Dragon Emperor.

After everyone left, another figure appeared in the courtyard.

That is Yan Li who has not appeared so far.

He brought a somewhat expensive dress in his hand, and he was able to come out after Yan Suyu left.

He put the clothes beside the old grandma, his eyes were distant and sad.

If it wasn't for his help, he and Yan Ling would have starved to death on the street.

She said before she was alive that she had never worn the clothes of those rich and noble families, and she had washed all the clothes for so many years, but she had never owned any of them.

Yan Li found a job when she was near the end of her life.It takes a few days and nights to do it.Just to buy her a good dress.

If it was before, there is no problem as much as you want.

But now, he is no longer a prince, and it is too difficult to want a piece of clothing.

Taking advantage of his ability, he changed into such a dress for her.

"Grandma, A Li has brought you clothes. When you arrive in the Paradise, A Li will burn them for you. Your wish, A Li will definitely fulfill your wish."

Yan Li kowtowed in front of her bed.

Then leave quietly.

However, this scene happened to be seen by Liu Muwen.

He thought about it, thinking about things in his eyes.

After Yan Li left, she felt that someone was following behind her.

He became vigilant, and at the turn, he stopped abruptly.

The man didn't expect him to stop, and met him head-on.

"What do you want to do?"

Yan Li became vigilant and looked at the person in front of him, which shocked him a little.

"Your Highness Sixth, don't panic, I have no malicious intentions."

Yan Li looked up suspiciously, "Then why are you following me?"

Liu Muwen didn't panic when he saw that he was caught straight.

He slowly explained: "I was just passing by, and I didn't know that His Highness the Sixth Highness has been here since then. It's because I was negligent."

Although Liu Muwen said so, there was no sign of remorse on his face, and there was a look of disdain on his face.

If this was in the past, he might have already been angry and reprimanded him for his lack of manners.

But after going through so much, he knew that those people were just looking at his status as a prince.

But now, his position as prince is empty, and he has long been numb to the attitude of those ministers towards him.

People who can't even afford food and clothing, how can they talk about these illusory things?
"I still have something to do, so I'm leaving first."

Yan Li didn't want to get entangled with him, but Liu Muwen didn't want to just let him go.

"Your Highness, I know very well that His Highness is in dire straits at this time, so I might as well ask you to help me. I see that His Highness's younger brother is only four years old. I am afraid that the survival of His Highness and Little Highness is a difficult decision."

Liu Muwen said it expressionlessly, making it difficult for him to guess what he meant.

Yan Li's pupils narrowed slightly, it's not that he didn't think about what Liu Muwen said.

He may be able to understand the meaning of Liu Muwen's words.

Yan Su Yuhui could easily agree because of Yan Anyue's words, it was because he loved this hard-won little princess.

Wanmin respected Yan Anyue, and even feared her because of her princess status.

Neither he nor Yan Ling had any of these.

However, if they were still princes, at least they could survive.

He wanted to reverse the case for him and Yanling.

Liu Muwen looked at Yan Li's tangled look, and saw him suddenly enlightened.

I was overjoyed.

He had already given up on Yan Changyu, who was eccentric with him, but he just wanted a royal blood, and it didn't matter who it was.

(End of this chapter)