This happiness here makes me forget about Shu. This is the current sentiment of Xiong Xiao, the former prince of Chu Country. He truly has no desire of restoring his nation, because in Tang Country he seems to live more freely and comfortably than before.
Here, there are no old nobility of Chu Country to impede him, no threats from enemies, only an endless supply of Gold Coins, and so much free time that it becomes a bit lonely.
As a Duke, as long as he doesn't trouble the officials of the Great Tang Empire, his status remains elevated. Although some people disdain the exiled royals residing here, once accustomed to those looks, life naturally becomes carefree.
Xiong Xiao has adapted to such days: every morning he wakes up and goes out for a walk, with the housekeeper and a few servants, to breathe the fresh air of Chang'an.
