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Chapter 234 Taking the Little Princess Back to Her Hometown!

"Brother, how about we open a shopping mall, in the style of the Tang Dynasty?" Xiao Ruoying had a bold idea.

"We'll consider the clothes Weiyang and the others wore before, along with many other things that don't exist now, as unique features. Culture is also a major selling point; no one knows the Tang Dynasty better than Chang Le and Weiyang."

Li Lizhi turned around and nodded approvingly, "This is a good idea, this is a good idea."

Li Lizhi was very willing to promote the culture of the Tang Dynasty more than a thousand years later.

"Alright, I'll figure out the money. You guys can discuss how to design these things, Sixth Sister and Chang Le!" Xiao Ran agreed.

If we don't develop more industries, the Tang Dynasty will never be able to launder all its money; there's just too much.

“The clothing from the Tang Dynasty is definitely a major selling point,” Xiao Ruoying said with a smile.

"Don't forget that Xi'an also has many elements of the Tang Dynasty, including clothing," Xiao Ran reminded her.

"The City That Never Sleeps is indeed nice, but it's too commercialized. I wanted to replicate some aspects of the Tang Dynasty as much as possible. The clothes sold there are brightly colored, but compared to Chang Le Wei Yang's, they don't quite have the same feel."

"Well, you guys discuss it." Xiao Ran can't handle everything by himself, so Xiao Ruoying's help is something we can consider.

Even though there's a city that never sleeps, there's still a chance to try.

Li Lizhi and Xiao Ruoying have already begun to work on their future business plans.

With his mind opened up, Xiao Ran also had many ideas.

Putting money aside for now, Xiao Ran already possesses a considerable fortune in the Tang Dynasty.

Secondly, it's impossible for Xiao Ran to pay for all of this alone. Even if Empress Zhangsun of Li Shimin didn't invest, Princess Yuzhang of Li Lizhi would have to.

Money is not a problem at all.

The next day, Princess Yuzhang went to the hospital, and Xiao Ruoying ran to the Lizheng Hall.

Li Shimin knew that he and Xiao Ruoying didn't have much in common, so he felt a little awkward and made an excuse to go for a stroll.

Let Xiao Ruoying and Empress Zhangsun talk in the Lizheng Hall.

Empress Zhangsun subtly brought up the matter of marriage with Xiao Ruoying.

It was said in a very subtle way, but Princess Yuzhang had said before that Xiao Ruoying was not confused.

I understand what this means.

Xiao Ruoying was undecided, though she was actually quite excited.

She transmigrated and even had the chance to become the Crown Princess—isn't that the typical plot of a female protagonist in a wish-fulfillment novel?

Xiao Ruoying was also tempted.

But she didn't agree; she wanted to ask Xiao Ran.

In the afternoon, Xiao Ran took the little princess to pick up Xiao Ruoying. When they returned, Xiao Ruoying pulled Xiao Ran aside.

He told Xiao Ran what Empress Zhangsun and Princess Yuzhang had said.

"Brother, what do you think?" Xiao Ruoying looked at Xiao Ran cautiously.

This is something I definitely can't tell my parents; I can only tell Xiao Ran.

"I don't object, and you can have it if you want, but you'd better think it through."

"Have you thought it through? Can you adapt to the tedious etiquette? Being related to the Crown Prince has indeed changed your status a lot, but the problems you face are not simple either."

"All sorts of court etiquette, and the status of the crown prince, which means he'll have a harem in the future—these are all concepts different from what we have now. Can you handle them?"

"It does sound appealing, but the problems and changes involved should not be underestimated. Think it through before you act, lest you regret it later."

Xiao Ruoying was excited, but after hearing Xiao Ran's words, she calmed down a lot.

Xiao Ruoying also knew that Xiao Ran was engaged to Li Lizhi in the Tang Dynasty.

Xiao Ruoying had previously scolded her brother, but Princess Li Lizhi's age was appropriate in the Tang Dynasty.

The two of them were simply engaged; nothing more.

The emperor's son-in-law was not allowed to take concubines, which is similar to the modern monogamous system.

Empress Zhangsun, wife of Emperor Taizong of Tang, was able to tolerate Xiao Ran's failure to observe the proper etiquette of the Tang Dynasty.

However, Xiao Ruoying's situation is different; the problems she faces are much more complex.

“Okay, let me think about it.” Xiao Ruoying nodded.

Xiao Ran wouldn't pressure Xiao Ruoying, and Xiao Ruoying knew this very well. She just wanted to hear her older brother's opinion.

"Well, there's no rush. It's good to get to know each other better now that we've just started.

Xiao Ruoying nodded.

"Woof woof woof!" The Samoyed ran over, followed closely by the three little princesses.

The little princess tugged at Xiao Ruoying's sleeve, saying, "Sister, play with me!"

The little princesses think Xiao Ruoying is very good at training dogs, and now they like to play with her.

“Okay!” Xiao Ruoying nodded.

"Little Nangjunni is playing with me too~"

"Sizi, your sister will play with you. Young master has other matters to attend to." Li Lizhi came over after seeing that Xiao Ran and Xiao Ruoying had finished talking.

"Hmph~ My older sister is so annoying~"

"Believe it or not, I'll beat you up!"

The little princess only dared to chirp softly.

The little girls went to play on the other side.

Xiao Ran and Li Lizhi sat down on the sofa.

"Young master, what did Ruoying say?" Li Lizhi naturally hoped that Xiao Ruoying could go to the Tang Dynasty.

It wasn't just Li Lizhi; Empress Zhangsun, Li Chengqian, and Princess Yuzhang all shared this idea.

There is no other reason than that it would be of great benefit to the Tang Dynasty.

Aside from Xiao Ran, this is also someone I can trust.

"It's still early. It's better to think things through. She's very excited right now, but you can't act impulsively. There's a difference of more than a thousand years. Many things are different now." Xiao Ran took Li Lizhi's hand.

Li Lizhi did not refuse, and was quite happy.

“We are different from her. You are a princess, and the crown prince will be the emperor in the future. It’s completely different.”

Li Lizhi nodded; "No rush, there's really no rush."

"I'd like to go back to my hometown to visit my grandparents in a few days."

“I’m going too,” Li Lizhi said quickly. “Second Sister Sizi and Seventeenth Sister definitely want to go as well, and so does Sixth Sister.”

Before Xiao Ran could finish speaking, Li Lizhi quickly interjected.

I really want to see what Xiao Ran's hometown is like.

"That works too. We'll be seeing each other eventually, so it's fine now."

"How should we explain our relationship? Should we just tell Grandpa and Grandma?"

Xiao Ran shook his head. "Not for now. My mom already knew your age. If I tell her now, they'll kill me."

Xiao Ran was at a loss for words, both amused and exasperated.

Li Lizhi covered her mouth and smiled slightly, "Then say it's a friend. Ruoying, we're friends. We've never been there before. How was your trip?"

"That's good." Xiao Ran nodded.

Li Lizhi told Princess Yuzhang about this matter.

That evening, Princess Yuzhang and Xiao Ruoying discussed this matter, and Princess Yuzhang asked Xiao Ruoying many questions about it.

The next day, Princess Yuzhang did not go to the hospital, but returned to the Tang Dynasty.

It wasn't specified what exactly she was going to do, but Li Lizhi knew it was probably to prepare gifts for the two elderly people.

The three little princesses were very excited when they heard they were going out to play.

I didn't bring my dog ​​to the factory before, and now I can't bring him home either; it's too much trouble.

Xiao Ran was also considering how to return.

This is a bit of a hassle with so many people.

I can only bring the mirror with me. I'll send a few people to wait at the Tang Dynasty first, and then I'll go back. That will be much more convenient.

(End of this chapter)