"OK."

"So you're here?"

"This is my sister's house, what's it to me?"

"Who are your sisters?"

"My sister is the Dragon Girl of Great Yan."

"Then who are you?"

“I am Wang Dani’er.”

The King of Loulan frowned, "Nobody wants to know your name or your identity, that's the main thing."

Another palace maid came over, bent down, and whispered in the Loulan King's ear:

"She is the Queen of the Grasslands."

The King of Loulan didn't hold back either, standing up straight and pointing at Da Ni'er in horror:

"She...she is the Queen of the Grasslands?"

Da Ni'er ruffled the hair ornament on her head a couple of times, then asked:

"What, it doesn't look like it?"

"..."

The King of Loulan calmed down a bit, slowly sat down in his chair, and asked in return:

"Why is your grassland king serving me this dish?"

"That's my family's business!"

Princess Loulan remained silent, watching her father's unserious expression, and then glancing at the back of the woman who had carried the whole pot of pastries.

She patted her father's hand and advised him:

"Father, please get used to it. Aren't many people aware of the friendship between the Grassland King and the Great Yan Dragon Girl? It's normal for friends to live together."

The King of Loulan looked at his daughter; wasn't she acting strangely?

That's perfectly normal!

A grassland queen working as a waitress? Anyone with a sound mind wouldn't do that.

"Please promise your father you won't do this kind of thing again, okay?"

"What is it, Father?"

"that is……"

Before she could finish speaking, Da Ni'er returned, tossed a token to the King of Loulan, and said to him:

“You paid too much money, and you won’t let me refund you. I’ve already paid for the sign, so you can deduct the money from the sign later.”

"..."

At this moment, the King of Loulan only wanted to stand up and say to Da Nier, "Your Highness has a fine ambition."

For a prince to be so dedicated to running a pancake shop, you are truly the first person in history to do so.