Hearing Luo Chong's question, Tang Yao hurriedly explained, "Of course she will. Consort Ji isn't someone without foresight. Everyone knows how powerful the Han Tribe is. Whether it's production techniques, Written Language, Management Structure, Currency System, or anything else, none of it is something our Tang Tribe could have developed on its own.
We can only learn from the Han Tribe, but Consort Ji and I both know that if the Tang Tribe doesn't merge with the Han Tribe, you probably wouldn't teach us everything the Han Tribe has, no matter what we did. Am I right?" Tang Yao twisted her little face and looked at Luo Chong seriously as she spoke.
"Mm, of course." Luo Chong did not hide anything and admitted it readily.
In truth, there was nothing worth hiding. Your tribe was your tribe. If the two sides were merely cooperating, why would he teach them all his special skills without reservation? So when Luo Chong admitted it, he did not look guilty in the slightest.
After pausing for a moment, Luo Chong continued, "From what you just said, does that mean you and Tang Ji both agree to this marriage of ours? And are you also planning to merge the Tang Tribe and the Han Tribe?"
Tang Yao nodded directly. "Mm. Consort Ji does have that intention. She just hasn't formally proposed it yet."
Luo Chong pressed further. "But your Tang Tribe isn't ruled by your aunt alone. Even if she agrees, would the other patriarchs in your tribe willingly hand their own clans over to someone else?"
Tang Yao rolled her large eyes and gave Luo Chong a look of disdain before asking in return, "As long as Auntie and I agree, what use would the others' opposition be, even if they object? With the