"This son is willing to fight!"
Upon hearing the Emperor's words, a gleam of excitement flashed in Prince Yu's eyes as he hastily agreed.
If it were a fair fight with Wang Junze, he naturally wouldn't dare, but the Emperor's words didn't leave any room for doubt, explicitly allowing him to use any means to win, which completely changed the significance.
What does it mean to use any means?
As a prince, with the Empress backing him, Prince Yu can use extremely powerful treasures, divine talismans, all of which can undoubtedly help one fight above their level.
Moreover, Prince Yu can lose; with the Empress and a Saint Realm powerhouse by his side, even if he loses, he won't be in mortal danger. But if Wang Junze loses, the only path is death.
It's obviously unfair, but in some way, this unfairness is a kind of fairness.
After all, Wang Junze is trying to snatch Su Yuwei, the quasi-Princess Consort Yu, from Prince Yu.
