Reborn in the StarCraft, I was adopted by the Emperor's uncle

After staying on Kadamei Star for another two days, seeing that Liancheng still hadn't woken up, the Emperor, who was busy with government affairs, soon took Wen Shang back to the White House.

Didn’t Wen Chang say before that he wanted to study?

His Majesty the Emperor kept his word and on the first day they returned, he asked Wenbert to take Wen Shang to her own study.

Wen Chang looked at the endless rows of bookshelves in front of her and suddenly fell silent.

"Wumbert, does my uncle want me to study here by myself?"

Did he think too highly of the self-control of a two-year-old? Moreover, there were so many books, and Wen Chang was willing to learn on his own, but he didn't know what book he was going to read at the beginning.

"Yes, His Majesty said that the little prince's teacher will arrive in a few days, so if the little prince wants to study in the next few days, he must come to the study room to study by himself."

As he spoke, Wenbert took her to a rest area, where there was a desk by the window, a single couch, a snack cabinet filled with cakes and nutritious drinks, and an automatic rising ladder prepared for Wen Shang next to the bookshelf.

"In addition to these, Your Majesty and I have also made a list of books for the little prince. The books on the list are all carefully selected for the little prince based on the recommendations of Lieutenant Bai and then screened by Your Majesty."

Hearing this, Wen Chang said in her heart that this was more or less okay. After all, she didn't understand what people in the interstellar world had to learn. If she figured it out on her own, she wouldn't make much progress in ten days or half a month.

With a ding sound, Wen Chang's laptop lit up. She raised her hand and clicked it, and then saw a long book list with no less than a hundred book titles.

Wen Shang:!!!

Before Wen Chang could come to his senses from such a long list of books, he asked if he wanted to read them all.

Over there, Wenbert had already given a very desperate answer.

"His Majesty said that he hopes that the little prince can finish reading these books by himself before the teachers come."

Are these a few books?

There are hundreds of these, right?

Wen Chang couldn't help but ask, "Wenbert, did you give me the wrong list of books? There are so many books, how can I finish reading them all?"

"of course not."

In response to the shock in the cub's tone, Wenbert asked with a puzzled look, "Do you think these books are too many, little prince?"

Not much?

If all these books were to be found and piled up, Wen Chang would feel like she would be outdone.

"But," Humbert pondered for a moment, and said a fact that made Wen Chang want to vomit blood, "This is the list of books that Your Majesty and I have already cut down. If it was originally listed according to the books Your Majesty read when he was two years old, Your Majesty might have more books on this list now."

Wen Chang laughed inwardly, then smiled and asked innocently, "How long did it take my uncle to read so many books?"

Humbert smiled slightly and asked instead of answering, "What do you think, young prince?"

Wen Shang pursed her lips and looked at him without saying anything.

Wenbert smiled and let her watch. After a while, he gave Wen Chang an unbelievable answer, "Your Majesty took five days."

Wen Chang's face was tense, and it was full of: ... I don't believe it! I don't believe that anyone can finish reading more books than the ones on the list in her hand in five days.

"Wumbert, are you kidding me?"

When Wen Chang saw that he did not deny it, she felt as if she had received a thousand critical hits in her heart.

She didn't believe it and thought it must be Wenbert who said that the "ten" was missing.

"Your Highness," Humbert touched her head, and said with a bit of helplessness in his tone, "I know it's hard for you to believe, but, Your Majesty is indeed a person that not many people can match."

Wen Shang showed an indescribable expression.

Of course she knew that her great uncle was very powerful. Even though she had never seen with her own eyes how he became so powerful, she was influenced by the way people around her worshipped and blindly admired him and she sincerely felt that her great uncle must be a very capable emperor.

But...how can a person finish reading hundreds of books in five days?

Wen Chang was so conflicted that she didn't know what to do.

Humbert looked at the cub's face with such a lively expression with a smile on his face, and then suddenly thought of something. He quietly raised his hand and clicked the light brain at Wen Chang.

Wen Chang noticed it and looked up.

Then, Wenbert squatted down and encouraged her in a gentle tone, "Your Majesty is very pleased with your self-awareness, and Bert is also very happy to see that your highness is willing to study hard to become a qualified princess so early.

So, my little prince, keep going!"

Wen Chang was almost coaxed by him to nod seriously, but Wenbert's next sentence made Wen Chang's mentality explode immediately.

"In a few days, your teacher will be here. If you don't finish reading these books, you might not get a good impression from your teacher."

"Wumbert"

The cub grabbed the man's sleeve with a crying face and wailed, "Tell me this is fake. How could Tangtang finish reading so many books in five days?"

Ying Ying Ying!

She wants to learn so that her brain won't regress to that of a child.

But, wasn't it too cruel for my uncle to take such a drastic action right at the beginning?

You know, the teachers in the royal family are all top figures in various fields. The reason they were all invited to teach Wen Shang was because her great uncle was the emperor.

If I don't do well, isn't my uncle afraid that I will embarrass him?

woohoo~

It’s so hard to be a princess!

I want to be a little cutie now, is that okay?