My Princess Holds Superpowers
Chapter 504 gift

Chapter 504: 504 gift

"What is this?" asked Prince Jing as he took the paper from Ye Jiu’s hand and sat down at the desk in the study to read it.

A moment later, Prince Jing tossed the paper onto the desk and declared, "I’ve said I would be your support, you don’t have to give me a share."

With that, Prince Jing couldn’t help but chuckle.

The girl was quite on track, even knowing to offer benefits for relying on a big tree like Dashu.

Nevertheless, he didn’t care about the money, nor was he like the Liu Family, lacking in taste, coveting a young girl’s belongings.

Ye Jiu reached out and pushed the agreement she had prepared back to him, "Each matter should be settled on its own. This is for you, Your Highness, you must accept it, otherwise..." Ye Jiu thought for a moment, "otherwise I’ll go to Sikong instead."

"Alright, I’ll keep it." For some reason, the mention of Ye Jiu seeking Sikong Mo made Prince Jing feel uncomfortable.

Prince Jing thought to himself, he could accept this share and simply give more gifts to the girl in the future to make it up to her.

In the end, Prince Jing still did not believe that Ye Jiu could make much money.

Without even looking at the content of the agreement or knowing what business was about, Prince Jing picked up a brush and signed his name with flourish.

After finishing, Prince Jing handed one copy to Ye Jiu and tossed the other carelessly into a drawer below, saying with a smile that was not quite a smile, "Girl, you really need to practice your handwriting!"

Ye Jiu’s face flushed with embarrassment, and she glared at Prince Jing in annoyance.

It was one thing for Sikong Mo to say that, but for him as well, whom did he think he was looking down on?

One day, she would surely be able to produce beautiful handwriting, Ye Jiu thought to herself.

Prince Jing thought signing the paper was the end of the matter, but he didn’t expect that Ye Jiu would take out another item from her bag, and this time she handed it to him with great solemnity, "How about this?"

Prince Jing opened it and was instantly stunned by the contents of the box.

It was a completely transparent material that resembled a fine steed, except that its legs and tail were wrapped in a golden material. The entire horse shimmered brilliantly under the sunlight streaming in through the window, feeling cool and smooth to the touch.

Then came Prince Jing’s voice, filled with both delight and disdain, "Who on earth crafted this? It’s such a waste of divine material, having such a fine object inlaid with such poor-quality legs and tail. They should have used pure gold to match this transparent, reflective body!"

Ye Jiu: "..."

Watching Prince Jing’s inexperienced reaction, Ye Jiu felt utterly disdainful, but she still had to explain, "The body of the horse is made of glass, Your Highness. What do you think?"

"The object itself is indeed good, but the craftsman is not up to par, ruining a fine thing. I’m already thinking about how to replace these horse legs and tail," Prince Jing muttered to himself, already planning in his mind.

"By the way, is this for me? Nice, I quite like it," Prince Jing said, picking up the object for a closer examination, looking like he couldn’t bear to put it down.

Ye Jiu smiled, "It is for Your Highness, and there is another gift that Ye Jiu wishes to present to you."

This time, Ye Jiu took out several pieces of paper from her bag and handed them over, "This is the method for making glass, Your Highness. What do you think about us manufacturing this product to sell for money?"

This time, Prince Jing was no longer uninterested as before; he seriously took the formula prepared by Ye Jiu and began to read it intently.

After reading, Prince Jing’s face was filled with disbelief, "Girl, are you really sure that glass is made this way?"

"Of course," Ye Jiu nodded.

"This indeed is a fine product; if we can really make it, it will surely be popular with the nobles and dignitaries. However, isn’t the process a bit too complicated? If it’s only used for ornamental purposes, I fear it may not be very profitable," Prince Jing said.

Ye Jiu, feeling helpless, reached into her bag again, and then took out another item for Prince Jing.

Ye Jiu first opened one side of a small mirror, and couldn’t help boasting slightly, "See? This is also made of glass. Which woman wouldn’t want to own such a thing? Moreover, once we develop glass, we can also make large sheets to use for windows. That way, you can see the yard directly from inside the house without any draft or bugs getting in..."

Ye Jiu tirelessly introduced the uses of glass, and this time, Prince Jing was genuinely interested.