After Ranran passed her knowledge assessment, every time she picked up a book, someone would start nagging her.
"All you do every day is read. Come on, little ancestor, how about playing a game for a while?"
Ranran picked up the game console.
"Not this one." Her brother set up the game pod he'd ordered in advance. "I think this one's much better."
When something is out of the ordinary, there must be something fishy going on.
Her brother was definitely hiding something from her, so she would get to the bottom of it.
There had to be something hidden in the game, so she would uncover its secrets.
But could someone tell her this?
How had playing just a few rounds of a game gotten her involved with something so extraordinary?
Du Qingshan was a legend of the Empire. He was even more famous for his formidable combat prowess than for his godlike good looks.
Unfortunately, during the decisive battle against the Zerg, he exhausted his mental energy and fell into an endless slumber.
The Empire's band of tech geniuses had risked everything to send his mental energy into a game to be nurtured.
"Has the general's condition improved?"
They had finally managed to persuade the prince to let the princess enter the game.
"No wonder her mental compatibility index is 100 percent," a colleague said excitedly. "Yesterday, the general's mental state showed clear signs of activity."
Later, the general awoke, and the whole Empire celebrated.
At some point, rumors began to spread that the little princess was the general's fiancee.
The public declared, "Don't believe rumors, and don't spread them."
For one thing, the general was famously uninterested in women. And the princess and the general had never even met, right?
The people spreading such gossip were terrifying.
That is, until the celebration was broadcast live. Billions of people watched as the general opened his arms with a doting smile toward the princess running to him.
