The Rise of the European Emperor

Before entering his grandson's bedroom, Ferdinand II muttered:

"I don't know how Marin's cunning boy grew up. His father was a stupid knight. His mother was literate. Could it be that his mother taught him well? Well... my grandson's mother is also smart, I hope In the future, the eldest grandson can be better than Marlin's sly little fox..."

Juan III and Queen Margaret listened and looked at each other. After a while, Juan III was speechless:

"My dear, Marin's education is up to you..."

Queen Margaret was speechless, but, to be honest, Spanish Prince Marin is not bad. Because of his mother's strict education since he was a child, Prince Marin is not an ignorant dude, but a primary school tyrant who is knowledgeable and versatile. After all, Queen Margaret has taught a powerful monarch like Charles V in history, and it is impossible to teach her son wrong.

However, compared with the traveler Marin, the 16-year-old Prince Marin is still not enough to watch. You know, Marin, the transmigrator, left home at the age of 16 to fight the world, while Prince Marin of Spain is still studying under the guidance of his mother.

"Maybe, I should take the time to visit Mrs. Mary in Beihai Kingdom and ask her how to educate her son?" Queen Margaret thought to herself.

However, Mrs. Mary, the "powerful mother" that Queen Margaret was thinking about, was educating her eldest granddaughter Mary at this time. Marie Hoffmann is the eldest child of the third generation of the Hoffman family, one year older than Caesar, born before Marin took East Friesland. Because she was worried that the fierce eldest daughter-in-law Liv was not good at raising children, Mrs. Mary took her eldest granddaughter Mary by her side and raised her personally. Staying with Mary in the East City villa area where the old Hoffmans lived, and Mary's younger brother Muti.

Since the marriage of their youngest daughter, Annie, the old couple have only been able to stay with their eldest granddaughter and grandson Muti. Of course, you can also visit Caesar from time to time in the palace. However, Caesar is not very close to the old couple, after all, they do not live together. Of course, due respect and courtesy, Caesar is not lacking. However, it makes the old couple feel that Caesar is a little too polite, unlike the little grandson who can play with them...

In fact, Marin was also worried that old Hoffman had misled Caesar. Mrs. Mary is smarter, and it's okay for her to educate Caesar, but old Hoffman is a muscular man who likes to dance with knives and guns the most. I'm going to cry. Therefore, Marin deliberately asked Adler to give his children to the old couple to raise them, so as to divert their attention.

As expected, Adler's eldest son, Muti, who was only 8 years old, was trained by the old Hoffman to become a little warrior. At a young age, he was famous among children. Only Tyson, the eldest son of the fierce general's brother Kahn, could compete with Muti.

Of course, this is also the result of Marin's deliberate arrangement. On the surface, he wanted to please old Hoffman and let him teach his grandson to become a "brave nobleman", but in fact he hoped that Muti would grow into a muscular man, so as not to threaten Caesar in the future.

And Mrs. Mary seemed to be very aware of this, and did not sternly urge Muti to study hard. As a descendant of a great aristocrat, Mrs. Mary is well aware of the filth of the great aristocratic family. For the safety of Muti, you don't live long if you don't have a brain. So, when she dozed off when she saw Muti reading, and even found a reason to avoid reading, Mrs. Mary was silent.

In contrast, Mrs. Mary was much stricter when it came to educating her eldest granddaughter, Mary, and seemed to want to raise little Mary to be a resourceful and resourceful helper.

Then, the old couple reached a tacit understanding - old Hoffman concentrated on teaching his grandson to practice martial arts, and worked hard to cultivate him into a brave knight. Mrs. Mary, on the other hand, devoted herself to teaching her eldest granddaughter how to read and read, as well as management methods, so that she could become a qualified mistress of the big family in the future, and even...the queen...

However, little Mary's luck does not seem to be very good. Because it seems that no crown prince or a monarch who wants to continue the string wants to marry her. Mainly, his father is not attractive, and no monarch or crown prince is willing to marry Adler's daughter.

After all, the Hoffman family is just a nouveau riche family in the eyes of others. Although he was among the great nobles, the others only reluctantly recognized Marin, but would not recognize Adler, Marin's older brother.

If Mary is Marin's daughter, there may be princes and princes who are willing to ask for marriage in order to have a relationship with Beihai Kingdom. But little Mary is Adler's daughter. Although Adler later became the earl of the Earl of Wicklow, he was not recognized by mainstream society in the rural areas of Ireland.

So, don't look at the fact that little Mary is already 15 years old, but getting married has become a big problem...

In fact, under the careful cultivation of Mrs. Mary, little Mary's ability is very outstanding. She has read a lot of books and often goes in and out of the library of the Aurich Palace. She has a very rich knowledge, which is comparable to an ordinary college student in this era. Moreover, she also has a good level of mathematics, enough to be a financial officer. Moreover, because of the influence of Mrs. Mary, little Mary is not as aggressive as her parents, but more educated and has a ladylike demeanor, no worse than Anne, who has become Queen of Poland.

It's just that her appearance was dragged down by her father, and she couldn't keep up with Anne, who inherited Mrs. Mary's perfect inheritance, but it was definitely not bad. After all, Adler's wife Liv isn't ugly either.

Moreover, there is no old Kaizi like Sigismund I who came to Beihai Kingdom and happened to take a fancy to Lady Mary...

Therefore, the Hoffman family was a little worried this time, worried about the marriage of little Mary. The old Hoffmans wanted to marry little Mary to a prince or prince's heir, but they didn't like it. Those baron families, including many noble families in Beihai Kingdom, were willing to marry Little Mary, but the old Hoffmans were not.

In their eyes, the eldest granddaughter should be the queen of a vassal state, not the mistress of a small noble family.

But the eldest granddaughter is 15 years old, and no princes or princes have come to propose, they are in a hurry...

Then, old Hoffman found Marin...

"What? Let me help my eldest niece find a decent husband?" Marin listened to Old Hoffman's request, his head full of black lines.

Old Hoffman nodded as a matter of course, and said:

"Of course, you are the most capable in our family. It is not difficult to find a powerful husband for your eldest niece, right? This is the eldest child of the third generation of the Hoffman family. It's flattering!" Old Hoffman plausibly said. On the side, Mrs. Mary nodded again and again.

"I..." Ten thousand grass and mud horses roared in Marin's heart, and he said in his heart - when did I become a matchmaker?

But what the old Hoffman couple said also made sense. As the first person of the third generation of the Hoffman family, little Mary really can't marry off, otherwise, it will lose the face of the entire Hoffman family.

Marin suddenly thought of Marin, the Crown Prince of Spain. The child was 16 years old, just one year older than little Mary, and his age was a perfect match...

But she quickly rejected the idea, not to mention that the Spanish royal family did not like the background of Little Mary, even Marin herself would not be happy for Little Mary to become the Queen of Spain. why? She was, after all, the eldest daughter of Hoffman's long branch. If Adler had only one daughter, Marin would definitely find a way to make her the future queen of Spain. The worst thing about her is that she also has a younger brother named Muti, who used to be called "Nafulg" (German: heir).

If little Mary becomes the future queen of Spain, and because of little Mary, Spain secretly instigates Muti to compete with Caesar for the orthodox position in the future, then the fun will be great...

Therefore, for the safety of her son, little Mary must not become the queen of a powerful country. In addition, it cannot marry the Medici family of the future pope.

However, don't marry too badly. Otherwise, the Hoffman family will not look good...

So, this matter is worrying Marin, more worried than directing the war - what kind of niece-in-law are you looking for?

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