Bab 410: Putting Himself on the Line

Who would dare say that spoiling a son, especially the Emperor's son, a prince, to the point of lawlessness was a good thing?

Only his mother foolishly believed that his father treated them well.

"Your Highness, you mean…"

The guard did not understand what he meant and looked at him in confusion.

"Shut up if you don't understand. Don't ask anything," Prince De said to him coldly.

Ever heard of the phrase "curiosity killed the cat"? People who knew more often died younger. Hence, he decided to be a simple, arrogant, and tyrannical prince.

"If I can't catch any fish today, I'll roast and eat you!"

The guard was speechless.

What does this have to do with me? I know His Highness is just intimidating me, but I didn't teach him how to fish. Can he not scare me like that?

"Your Highness, you can actually… go fishing somewhere else. You don't have to fish here."

"Get lost," Prince De scolded him again.