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... d the lamb. After obtaining Yin Mingyu's consent, he grabbed the rope with both hands and said to the maid, "I will."

Yin Mingyu nodded, "Teach him to lead."

Xie Ce was overjoyed when he was in control, even if the long rope was dragging on the ground and almost knocked him down, he was still smiling.

However, the lamb who was about to be promoted to the Right Chancellor's family was not a safe one. Originally, Xie Ce led the rope and walked ahead. With a kick of its hooves, ...

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