Satan Ye was becoming a king for the first time, whereas Yila had worked hard as a king's teacher more than once... Naturally, there was a difference between being a king's teacher and a regular teacher.
Of course, for ordinary people, this difference lay in the identity of the "king," but for Yila, it was different. For him, the difference was in the number of students; after all, he only needed to be responsible for one student.
It was similar to the difference between a family tutor and a teacher...
Thus, when Yila educated the king, his teaching method was naturally tailored to the student's abilities. This inevitably led to mentioning the differences between his two students, namely Satan Ye and Isabella.
Isabella was a born ruler. She had the temperament and disposition of a king, which even overshadowed the natural rebelliousness and naughtiness of a child. She possessed the coldness and calmness that belonged to a king; she had the character of a ruler.
