I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 48, Section 1.3: Arguing? Taunting?
"Actually, becoming the crown prince is not bad." Mu Yin, who originally disliked the crown prince status, changed his mind instantly after receiving his weekly allowance.

He looked at the ten gleaming gold coins [Dragon Head Coins] in his palm and beamed with joy. These were gold coins! At first, he only spent copper coins at the information shop. The ratio of copper coins [Rabbit Head Coins] to gold coins was 1:1000, which meant he had a huge sum of 10000 copper coins, and that was his weekly allowance.

Actually, the Crown Prince is quite well-off; he gets discounts wherever he buys things. His accommodations and restaurant meals are always top-notch, or even completely free.

Mu Yin decided that he would never look down on the title of Crown Prince again.

With pocket money in hand, Mu Yin was like a wild horse, running rampant all the way.

"This one is nice, and this one is good too! I want to buy this one!"

"Xiao Yin, it's best not to buy things that are useless," Mu Yegui reminded her.

"This pill can make people grow bigger or smaller? Is it really that amazing? How much does it cost!"

"【Five Dragon Heads】".

"I bought it!"

Seeing Mu Yin continue buying things regardless of the consequences, Mu Yegui repeated, "Does Xiao Yin really think we can use these things? We don't even have enough bags to put them all in. Even if I have no concept of money, it's still better than Xiao Yin spending it recklessly."

Mu Yin sat on the bench, munching on a lollipop, and asked in return, "Who exactly was it that got swindled out of all their money by the owner of the information brokerage on the very first day?"

"Isn't gathering intelligence a necessary expense? Besides, I've already been very restrained." If she had really been swindled out of all her money, she wouldn't have been able to buy the storage bags.

"You can get it for free from Mingming Feilu."

"No one knows until he becomes the crown prince." Sometimes Mu Yin's words are all nonsense, and no matter how you try to reason with him, he won't listen.

Did you ask how you knew it couldn't be done?

Mu Yegui said slowly, "Xiao Yin is simply unreasonable. I don't want to talk to Xiao Yin anymore." After that, there was no more sound.

"Hey! You expressionless face." Mu Yin frowned, and seeing that Mu Yegui didn't respond at all, he muttered to himself, "Is she really angry...?"

No matter what Mu Yin said, Mu Yegui didn't react at all, and Mu Yin panicked, knowing that Mu Yegui was serious this time. He really didn't mean it! Anyone would want to buy anything new and interesting!
Damn it, Mu Ye Gui Zhen is ignoring him now...

Before the delivery could even knock on the door, someone with a dark expression opened it.

"Hello, Tianma Express... Eh!" He was so startled that he didn't dare to finish his sentence.

Mu Yin rubbed his messy long hair and said coldly, "Leave your things and get out of here now, or I'm afraid I might not be able to resist killing you."

Upon hearing Mu Yin's words, the deliveryman dropped the package and ran away as if he were afraid that some terrifying monster would chase after him.

Inside the box was a large black cloak, along with a greeting card and a letter.

The greeting card read: "A gift for His Majesty, Lord Satan."

Mu Yin opened the letter and glanced at it casually. It was a letter from the Dark City of the Sinful Kingdom, inviting him to the annual carnival feast, and it was something he couldn't refuse...

Dark City?
This kind of name immediately suggests a bad place.

"Philu, how much do you know about the Carnival Feast in Dark City?" [The city lord didn't reveal anything about it, but based on past practice, it's probably a selection competition. Selected participants are gathered together, then tested to eliminate those who don't meet the requirements, leaving only one winner. It's also a high-level dungeon, but the Carnival Feast doesn't yield Crown Prince items, only some common rare items. It wouldn't be bad for Prince Satan to go and have some fun; currently, all dungeon rules are ineffective for the Crown Prince.]

"So this is ah……"

[Your Highness Satan, it's about time to head to the tavern. The list of crown princes will be announced soon. Things might get a bit busy.]

Tavern.

At this moment, a large number of players have gathered and are noisily discussing the upcoming Crown Prince rankings.

The doorbell rang softly, and a person dressed in a black cloak walked in through the door.

In that instant, the surrounding sounds seemed to have been put to a pause, leaving complete silence.

His long, wavy, misty gray hair cascaded softly down his back, gently secured by a ruby-adorned headband. A white mask sat askew on the left side of his head, fitting securely despite being unbound. His delicate, small face was strikingly beautiful, drawing attention even when expressionless. His cold, dark gold vertical pupils held a hint of murderous intent, making it impossible for anyone to look him directly in the eye.

Beneath the black cloak was an extremely elaborate aristocratic outfit, with a brown money pouch at his waist that swayed gently as he walked.

He walked slowly and came to a stop in front of the bulletin board. He reached out and took one of the parchments. On the middle finger of his left hand was a dull black ring, which, despite its low profile, was made extremely conspicuous by the emerald square gemstone ring on his index finger.

The surroundings remained quiet; the previous noise had subsided, and everyone's eyes followed his figure as he slowly moved until she finished registering and left the tavern.

The moment the door closed, accompanied by the crisp ring of the doorbell, the pause was silenced, and the noise once again filled the tavern, dividing the inside and outside into two worlds.

"This kind of thing should have been done by the expressionless man," Mu Yin said slowly, sitting in front of the fountain, holding the [Crown Prince List] in one hand and playing with the fountain water with the other.

Heaven knows how much he mentally prepared himself before walking in and not making a move. He had an intense aversion to the crowd and found it unpleasant to look at, so he could only tear off the paper from the Crown Prince's list and leave immediately.

[Crown Prince Ranking (Updated)]

First Place: Adversary (Satan) [Quantity: 1]

[The leaderboard statistics have been completed. We encourage all players to participate.]

"It really only says Satan." Mu Yin said in surprise. He had always thought the format would be [Satan (Mu Yin)], but he didn't expect it to be this simple. However, the first 'Adversary' was in the Kingdom's script, which he couldn't understand. The rest was the automatically translated common script.

(Just assume the Adversary is in the Kingdom's script, since it's impossible to write it by hand and create it yourself. I wrote it in English so you could read it, since players, except for historians, can't understand the Kingdom's script.)
In truth, Mu Yin understood one thing very well: this title was actually the best interpretation of who he was. A fallen devil, a symbol of darkness from beginning to end, utterly ironic. From the very start, he was different from ordinary people.

Even with a mocking title, he is still the Crown Prince, and no one can change that.

The title I wrote wasn't just something that happened in Class 2 of Middle School; it actually has a certain meaning.

The title "Satan" is not a childish term; it is a genuine expression of respect for Mu Yin himself, a truly terrifying and ruthless demon king from beginning to end.

Each crown prince's title truly best reflects his personality. For example, Mu Yin's title, "Satan," not only illustrates his power but also ironically suggests that he had no allies and was always an enemy to everyone.

Furthermore, I've already hinted at Mu Yegui's identity before, but I won't spoil it here.

Although she has a dual personality, her titles are definitely separate.

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(End of this chapter)