The Lucky Farmgirl

Others may fear Yunfeng, but Princess Changyu is not afraid. She gulped down the wine in her hand and then turned her head, slightly lifting her eyebrows at Yunfeng.

Yunfeng gathered her energy and turned her head to glare at Manbao, lowering her voice, "You, come outside with me!"

Mingda sipped half a mouthful of tea, and with one hand, held onto Manbao’s hand, saying, "Cousin Yunfeng, Manbao is my friend, and she still has to accompany me."

The Empress Dowager sat above, and although she couldn’t hear what they were talking about, she could see the four young ladies standing together. Since Commandery Princess Yunfeng and Princess Changyu were facing away from her, she didn’t see their expressions. Seeing that both Mingda and Zhou Man were smiling brightly, she smiled contentedly and turned to the Queen and the Princess Consort of Yizhou, saying, "The young ladies seem to get along well, which is good. I was originally worried that Yunfeng would be bored after coming to the capital, but it’s best if the sisters get along."

The Queen glanced at Mingda and echoed with a laugh.

The Princess Consort of Yizhou, on the other hand, was anxious, as she knew her daughter well.

This child had a temperament even fiercer than her brothers’. Mingda was fine; although she was the legitimate princess, she was always sensible and had a gentle disposition. But it was different with Changyu; she and Yunfeng had always been somewhat at odds. It would be good if they didn’t quarrel when together.

Mingda responded for Manbao in a firm yet gentle manner, but Princess Changyu became restless. To Yunfeng, she said, "Do you want to fight? Picking on a commoner, what does that mean? If you dare, I will join you."

Yunfeng replied, "That’s your own words. Don’t cry if you get hit."

"Whoever cries is the old dog!" Changyu rolled up her sleeves and said, "How shall we fight, do we need horses?"