The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 4825

“Qungua?” The young maid shook her head in bewilderment. “Miss... I... I don’t think I’ve heard of it before.”

Nanako said with a smile, “The qungua is one of the Oskian women’s traditional dresses, and it’s usually in red and gold. There is also fine embroidery on it, and it looks very gorgeous and beautiful. There has also been a different improvement in the style over the recent years, and it is really beautiful and looks particularly festive when worn.”

The maid said with a blank expression, “Miss, there’s no need for Japanese women like us to wear the Oskian wedding dress when we get married, right? Wouldn’t that be a little too strange?”

Nanako shook her head mischievously and said shyly, “I’ll naturally wear a kimono if I marry a Japanese, but I will have to wear the Oskian wedding dress if I marry an Oskian to suit the occasion. Besides, as the saying goes, if you marry a man, you will have to follow and adapt to his customs and tradition.”

“What?!” The maid was appalled and said, “Miss, Master is so traditional. He will certainly be very angry with you if you want to marry an Oskian!”

Having said that, the maid realized that she had misspoken and quickly slapped herself as she said reproachfully, “I’m sorry, I was just making an analogy...”

Nanako smiled slightly and said seriously, “My Eminent Father will probably be happier than me if I really marry the man I want to marry.”

The maid could not help but ask, “Miss, if you’re saying that, could it be that you’ve set your sights on someone?”

Nanako smiled at her and said, “Don’t gossip so much. You should learn more about Oskian traditional culture when you have time as it may be useful in the future.”

The maid hurriedly nodded and said, “Okay, Miss. I’ll definitely learn more about it...”

Nanako smiled and nodded. When she saw that she was also ready, she said to the young maid and the other maid, “You can go and help out in the main hall first. I’ll go and get my Eminent Father.”