All Chapters of Martial Dragon Emperor S3 (fire emperor): Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

“Yes, and perhaps now is the time for the kingdom to lose its supporters. The kingdom’s ancestors who went there—whether they’re dead or alive, we don’t know because we’re no longer in contact with them! Even I…” We Yan said that even he wasn’t worthy, even though he had once been called a genius across the hundred kingdoms. Tian Sen was surprised to hear that even We Yan couldn’t be considered a powerful expert there and could only be called the strongest among the Hundred Kingdoms. But We Yan’s standing at that time was also relatively low, even though he had managed to keep the kingdom surviving until now; it was just that if, in a few years’ time, there were no more successors in the Chu Kingdom, they might become a low-tier kingdom. At that point, enemies who were above them or had been on equal footing with them in the past would surely attack them without mercy. The current situation in the capital is extremely tense; many are terrified, especially those from the common people

“Huh? You… How did you recover so quickly?” Princess Chu, who had just arrived to check on Tian Sen, was taken aback to see the young man already sitting across from her at the table. When she arrived, she’d heard that Tian Sen was waiting in the living room, but she never expected him to have fully recovered—in fact, she could see that there was nothing wrong with him at all. However, for some reason, she felt that Tian Sen was even more handsome than before, which made the princess feel a little embarrassed looking at his face.“Well… There’s always a silver lining, isn’t there? Maybe this is a reward for me for protecting you with my life?” Tian Sen’s tone toward her hadn’t changed at all; it was clear those words were meant to insult her. The princess was a bit annoyed that Tian Sen was still acting so indifferent—whether that was just his nature toward others or because he genuinely disliked her. Even her own servant was a little displeased with Tian Sen, but she could see that

The princess was surprised to learn that the troublemaker was actually a member of Mei’s family. Mei Yuan, a young master notorious as a playboy and extremely arrogant within the kingdom, was a prime example of the nobility at its worst. But even though he caused many problems, the kingdom could not punish him because his father, Mei Pan, was a third-rank noble. In the Chu kingdom’s social hierarchy, the ranks are: soldiers; first- through third-rank nobles; barons; viscounts; earls; marquises; and dukes. A third-rank noble is almost on par with a baron, especially since the issue lies with the noble’s behavior—even if he is only a third-rank noble. “I am a princess of the Chu Kingdom. If you cannot respect me, then once I return, I will definitely bring this up with my father!” said the princess, unable to bear seeing the woman kneeling before her suffer just because she was the daughter of a low-ranking noble. Just because she was close to the son of a Marquis and followed the prin

Tian Sen smiled and helped the old woman to her feet, telling her she didn’t need to kneel before him. And what he did was purely because he disliked that scoundrel, but even so, the old woman remained grateful to Tian Sen for helping her, regardless of the young man’s reasons.“Well then, we’ll be going now, Auntie. Be careful of them. If they do cause trouble, just report it to the princess or Marquess We! I’m sure he’ll help you if you’re in the right,” said Tian Sen as he took his leave to go with the princess. Of course, Tian Sen was the one who urged the princess to leave, because the longer they stayed here, the more likely it was that another problem would arise.On the carriage, the princess remained silent, not daring to speak first because she felt that Tian Sen hadn’t actually helped her earlier. Perhaps she had become a source of embarrassment for the royal family; the servants on either side of the princess tried to calm her down. Everything that had happened earlier was

“Damn you, girl, and that man… I’ll definitely get my revenge!” Jin Juyi said, filled with hatred for Tian Sen—a man whose identity and origins she had never known. If she’d known, she probably wouldn’t have dared to speak so boldly when she was taken to her room to be treated. The wife of the head of the Jin family asked her husband—who had never been so angry with their daughter before—with an expression of sadness mixed with anger. But her condition was very bad because she fainted afterward, unable to bear the pain from her father’s blows.“Honey, I had to do it this time. It’s not just about my daughter—it’s about all of our lives! I may have mentioned the marriage to the second prince before, but nothing is certain yet. You understand what I mean, don’t you?” The wife of the head of the Jin family suddenly remembered that her husband had once discussed this with her: among their children, there were still many other suitable candidates for the second prince to consider. And whil