Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home

Chapter 1396: Princess Shuangfu

Editor: Henyee Translations

Yun Cao smirked and responded, “You’re absolutely right. Who is she, and what is her status? She should learn a lesson for her impudence!”

“When Lord Shao departs from the capital, we’ll see who will support her.”

The Fourth Princess Consort chuckled, feeling much more content.

Indeed, when Shao Yunduan left the capital, Ms. Qiao would have to face the consequences.

It was quite exasperating. He Zhiqing had proven herself to be rather inept. She had failed to make proper use of the Qiao Family’s readily available chess piece. If she stumbled once or twice, what purpose did she serve?

It was no surprise that His Highness’s dislike for her had grown steadily.

The next moment.

The twelve Peak Masters found that the space around them began to twist.

Their own figures became smaller and smaller, almost turning into mesons.

Above everyone’s heads, a massive entity appeared; it was a Starry Sky Wanderer Kun, whose size was tens to hundreds of times that of a normal life planet.

Under the condition that the twelve Peak Masters’ figures were turned into mesons, the Starry Sky Wanderer Kun seemed even more like a splendid starry river, towering above and looking down at everyone.

“We can’t go on like this.”

The twelve Peak Masters trembled in spirit, realizing that if they didn’t resist, their mental states would be destroyed, and then they would definitely be scolded by the teacher again.

Thus, the twelve exerted their fullest strength in an explosion, seeking to resist the Starry Sky Wanderer Kun that seemed to crush down like the heavens.

But the next moment,

there was no longer a Starry Sky Wanderer Kun that resembled a splendid starry river between heaven and earth, the twelve Peak Masters’ figures also returned to normal, and the twisted space quickly calmed down.

However, the twelve Peak Masters did not dare to relax.

Because, unknown to them, their teacher Chikun Star Lord, had already come by their side, standing behind everyone, looking down at the Chikun Main Star below.

As if observing someone.

“Hm?”

The Great Peak Master, also at the Seventh-Rank Peak, likewise noticed something.

“Is this the aura of breaking through to the Seventh Rank? Junior disciple, is junior disciple breaking through to the Seventh Rank?”

The Great Peak Master muttered to himself, yet his voice rang in every Peak Master’s ear.

“Breaking through to the Seventh Rank?”

Fourth Peak Master Zuo Ge stared, dumbfounded and incredulous.

Chikun Star Lord glanced at the fourth Peak Master Zuo Ge and then at the other Peak Masters.

As if to say,

See?

Now do you understand why I didn’t call your junior disciple over?

The twelve Peak Masters were utterly bewildered.

Shao Yunduan didn’t entirely agree with this course of action, but he couldn’t help feeling both pleased and concerned about it.

He was pleased that the Crown Prince displayed a compassionate and humane side, but he also sighed because this situation could lead to complications.

It would be perfectly fine if everything went smoothly, but in the event of any trouble, it wouldn’t be a laughing matter.

The following day, a disguised Princess Shuangfu left the palace with her maid, Biyun, and Auntie Si. They met Qiao Xuan at a teahouse.

Princess Shuangfu occupied a private room by the window and watched the lively street scenes outside with genuine interest, her eyes filled with wonder.

She was intrigued by everything around her. She would engage in light-hearted conversation with Bi Yun and Auntie Si, inquiring about a variety of topics.

Despite Auntie Si being close to forty years old, she had entered the palace at the tender age of ten. Over the years, she had left the palace only twice, and both instances had been strictly regulated, offering limited freedom.

Many of Princess Shuangfu’s questions stumped Auntie Si.

Nonetheless, the mistress and her servants engaged in animated conversations, sharing laughter and mirth.

Princess Shuangfu unexpectedly felt that she wasn’t as opposed to this marriage as before.

After all, she had no family or relatives in the Great Qin Empire. Transitioning to Qingdi was a possibility. Rumor had it that Qingdi was devoid of the rigid rules and restrictions she encountered in the palace. She envisioned herself no longer confined to a gilded cage.

Princess Shuangfu couldn’t wait any longer. She decided to leave the palace early, and as soon as Qiao Xuan received word of this, she hurried to meet her.

“I didn’t expect Miss Fu to come so early. Please forgive me for not receiving you at the doorstep.!”