I don't know what this show is trying to do! It's always putting on this kind of class-based treatment! Sometimes I really want to slam the table!

"No, I'm not drunk. I'm just really curious. General Chen is so brave that he defeated the State of Wei. I really admire him. I imagine the King of Zhao must also appreciate talent. He must have offered a hundred taels of gold to reward General Chen for his bravery!"

Wow, as soon as she said that, Cao Wei's face was flushed with the effects of alcohol, but Chen Ai felt like she was being stared at by everyone.

Chen Ai had long known that Wu's trip was not a simple marriage alliance! She thought they were there to test her or to try and divide up Wei, but she never expected they were there for her.

Hmph, look at the astonished expressions on the faces of those Zhao nobles. They probably think she's going to betray her country. After all, these nobles know better than anyone how much she earns.

"Lord Jiang has had too much to drink. Please take him to rest."

Chen Ai ignored her. Jiang Ruyue was just testing her. In essence, it was because the noble families of Zhao were wary of her.

Cao Wei mumbled, "I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk!"

Cao Wei's unconventional behavior prompted other noble families to praise him after he left the banquet, saying, "Lord Jiang is indeed unrestrained and unconventional. He is only so relaxed today because he has returned to his mentor's hometown. He must have a good relationship with his mentor."

"It's been a long time since I've seen Gao Fei. I never imagined he would travel all the way to the Kingdom of Wu."

The others chatted noisily, while Chen Ai ate her food, listening to them praising each other, which she found quite amusing.

She still remembers the way people looked at her when she was first appointed, their eyes filled with rudeness and contempt. Now, facing Jiang Ruyue, who was genuinely drunk and acting crazy, they could say she was just being herself. She had to admit, the acting of these NPCs often gave her the feeling of having traveled through time.

It's better that these aristocratic families are gone.