"..."
The entire grand hall fell into a dead silence.
Even Oleg, who had been tirelessly lobbying Beirut King to make Ye Wanlan the Crown Prince, was at a loss for words, his jaw nearly dropping from shock.
The matter of appointing a Crown Prince proposed by the royal dignitaries was a reasonable suggestion.
But if it were proposed by the person involved, it would be a heinous act of rebellion, an uprising against authority, and a treacherous seizure of power.
The expressions of many royal dignitaries changed, including those who agreed to let Ye Wanlan become the Crown Prince.
Because they clearly felt that Ye Wanlan's actions were a provocation to their authority.
They petitioned Beirut, which was their right.
What right did Ye Wanlan, a mere princess who hadn't even been back in Cangyuan Country for a month, have to speak like this?
