Xia Yuansi returned to her room, clutching "Journey to the West" to her chest, her heart racing, as images of what she had seen kept flashing through her mind.
She was not a naive girl who knew nothing about the matters between men and women.
The princes and princesses in the palace were enlightened about these matters from a very young age.
This was something that families of high status placed great value on.
Princes would have maid-servants accompany them from a young age, with these servants guiding them through everything hand in hand.
It wasn't just the princes and princesses; any child from a family of status in the Great Yan Dynasty would receive such an education.
After all, the princes' legitimate wives were mostly daughters from other prominent families, and if they were clueless on their wedding night, they would only invite ridicule.
The princes could have maid-servants; naturally, it wasn't possible for princesses to be assigned similar companions.
