The Eighth Prince chased it away twice, but the parrot remained unmoved.

The Eighth Prince, "..."

All right.

If the parrot ran away as soon as it was released, Sixth Brother wouldn't ask him for help anymore.

The Eighth Prince felt he had tried his best, but the parrot stubbornly refused to leave, so the Sixth Prince couldn't blame him for his incompetence.

Since the parrot didn't run away, the Eighth Prince stopped tying the iron chain to the parrot's ankles. He carried the parrot on its perch in one hand and held the reins in the other, riding his horse out of the palace.

The parrot stood steadily the whole way, but just as it passed through a busy street, it suddenly flapped its wings and flew away.

The Eighth Prince watched helplessly as the parrot flew towards a man two years older than him, landed on the man's shoulder, and affectionately rubbed its head against the man's face, which infuriated the Eighth Prince.

I've never seen a parrot that's so good at giving him problems.

It doesn't run when given a chance on the road, but it runs in public, even on someone's shoulder, and he sees it.

He might have been wrongly allowed to run away, and his sixth sister-in-law wouldn't have blamed him. But he had watched helplessly as the parrot landed on someone's shoulder. How could he not come back?

The parrot standing there is none other than the fourth young master of the Wei family in the Northwest.

Just as the Fourth Young Master Wei was overjoyed at having his parrot back, the Eighth Prince went up to ask for it back.

"This is my parrot," said the Fourth Young Master Wei.

The Eighth Prince felt convinced; the man and the parrot seemed to know each other very well.

But familiarity is useless; this parrot was bought by Sixth Brother and given to Sixth Princess, and its current owner is his Sixth Princess.

The Eighth Prince demanded that the Fourth Young Master Wei give him the parrot, but the Fourth Young Master Wei refused. The two argued, and the Fourth Young Master Wei insisted on buying the parrot with money.

Can the Eighth Prince be sold?

Under the emperor's very nose, someone actually dared to force a prince to buy and sell something.

Seeing that he couldn't get it back, the Eighth Prince had no choice but to forcibly take it.

The two started fighting in the street, just as the Prince of Yanping and Du Cheng'an were patrolling the city.

A fight broke out between acquaintances.

Then we must invite the city patrol to sit down and have a leisurely chat.