Nangong Lin’s words actually made a lot of sense, perhaps because she’s older, perhaps because she’s thought it through, these issues are indeed real concerns.
Alvin carries such a big identity, to be honest, it’s very difficult to manage, it requires a lot of courage, a kind of courage that most people simply don’t possess.
Making him stay in the Empire without his title as a Prince is equivalent to completely denying his past life.
Following him to B Country—let’s not even talk about being unfamiliar with the place—it’s the Royal Family there!
Without even mentioning the internal conflicts within the Royal Family, can ordinary people even withstand living in such a prestigious family?
The intricate etiquette, the complicated relationships, and to serve a country wholeheartedly—ordinary people can’t bear it.
If they can, it must be because they love Alvin very deeply, to the point of being willing to sacrifice everything, endure everything, or purely out of vanity.
Obviously, Nangong Lin doesn’t fit either of these points, so she definitely won’t agree to be with Alvin.
Moreover, she admitted it herself, admitted that she likes Alvin, but so what?
She merely likes him, but not to the extent of sacrificing her free lifestyle to spend the rest of her life with Alvin.
Nor does she have the strength to endure Alvin abandoning his identity as a Prince just to follow her.
So, this is a dilemma.

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