Late at night, two figures walked into the Princess’s Estate amid the cold mist. It was common knowledge that all of Windsor’s lands belonged to the royal family legally. With so much land, one could imagine how many real estates the family owned.0

Although the Princess and the Prince were officially known to live with the Queen, the family was rarely together in reality. Both the Princess and the Prince owned personal properties, and the properties under the Queen’s name were even more numerous, enough for her to lead the extravagant life of swapping houses every day throughout the year.0

That was the reality of not having to pay taxes. Not only did they own countless real estates, but they also owned fiefs. While the nation had transitioned into a constitutional monarchy, it still constituted a monarchy, and the monarch remained the monarch.0

The Princess’s Estate resembled most contemporary hotels in style, with dense rows of trees circling the perimeter and a variety of statues and fountains adorning the lawn. The main house itself...0