Actually, Anxi's feelings toward Shien were quite complicated.
Although he could not sense Shien's abilities the way Aridia could, Anxi was still quite satisfied with the abilities Shien had displayed on the surface.
Otherwise, why would Anxi have gone to such lengths to recruit Shien and make him a noble of the Kingdom?
It was simply because he valued Shien's abilities.
But when it came to Shien becoming so close to his precious daughter, Anxi could not help feeling somewhat uneasy.
It was not that Shien had done anything wrong. Rather, Roxie had always been far too outstanding, too extraordinary. Even Anxi felt that no man in this world could possibly catch the eye of his excessively exceptional daughter.
Including Anxi and Ria, anyone who had truly experienced Roxie's excellence and knew just how perfect she was would subconsciously feel that there was simply no one in this world worthy of her.
Therefore, when they saw Roxie treat every man around her coldly, keeping her distance from everyone and never giving any man an opportunity, the people of the Kingdom basically considered it perfectly normal.
Though, as a royal Princess, that was not necessarily a good thing.
After all, a royal Princess's greatest duty was perhaps to enter a political marriage.
Roxie's conduct was indeed rather inappropriate for a Princess.
Yet no one made things difficult for her because of it, nor did anyone force her because of it.
Roxie was no ordinary Princess. She was someone destined to stand above everyone else, follow in the footsteps of the Heroes throughout history, and become the strongest of humanity.
Her future was no longer simply about living as a Princess. She was being cultivated as a reserve Hero, as humanity's and the Human Realm's trump card.
With her, humanity might be