Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 1052 - 1054: Princess Zhao Yue (2)

Chapter 1052: Chapter 1054: Princess Zhao Yue (2)

This understated yet opulent attire, coupled with her nation-falling beauty, would be hard not to cause a sensation.

As soon as Fei’er took her seat, Miss Rui Zhu from the General’s Mansion laughed and said, "Second Miss Mu is truly stunning. I never expected that there would be such a beautiful person in the world!"

Hearing this, Nangong Yu felt extremely displeased. Li Ruizhu’s words made it clear that none of them were as beautiful as Mu Caifei.

Although this was the truth, she was unwilling to admit it. Honestly, she hadn’t expected Mu Caifei to be so good-looking, almost as if she had been carved from the same mold as Mu Caiwei. Not only did she resemble her in appearance, but even her voice when speaking was similar, full of a shy and timid little girl’s demeanor. No wonder Cousin Zi Qi was so enchanted by her that, ignoring her young age of just eleven, he was eager to marry her and take her home.

Fei’er, with her gentle and shy nature, noticed Princess Zhao Yue staring at her and lowered her head, pretending to focus on her food, too embarrassed to look up again.

While eating, Princess Zhao Yue suddenly said, "I’ve finished eating and would like to take a stroll over there. Second Lady Mu, would you care to accompany me for a walk?"

"Hmm?"

Fei’er lifted her head in surprise, somewhat puzzled. She and this princess were strangers; why would she single her out for a walk?

At this moment, the food she hadn’t finished chewing was still stuffed in her mouth, puffing up her cheeks. A pair of clear, dewy eyes displayed an adorable bewilderment, making her look as cute as a pine tree, utterly endearing.

Everyone present was stunned, and Shuya even exclaimed, "Fei’er, you really are beautiful!"

Nangong Yu turned her face away, not wanting to look at that bright and adorable face, and repeated, "I was thinking of taking a walk over by the garden, Miss Mu, are you willing to accompany me?"

Shuya put down her chopsticks and said, "Princess, I’ve finished eating as well. Why don’t I accompany you? Fei’er hasn’t finished eating yet, so let’s allow her to continue—"

Before she could finish, the displeased look in Nangong Yu’s eyes had already turned her way. Shuya, still a child, was immediately frightened into silence by Nangong Yu’s cold stare and lowered her head.

Not wanting to make things difficult for Shuya, Fei’er quickly swallowed her food, stood up, and said, "I’ve finished eating too, Princess. Please, lead the way."

The two left their seats and walked towards the depths of the garden along the waterside pavilion. Li Ruizhu, watching their retreating figures, prayed in her heart that it would be best if the two of them fought a life-and-death battle. That way, Nangong Yi would be able to argue with Cai Wei!

Liuzhu and Liuli followed Fei’er at a discreet distance, while Princess Zhao Yue’s maids, Luo Xue and another, joined them. The maids all kept a suitable distance from their masters, to allow for personal conversations.

They walked in silence for a while, and when they entered an apricot grove, they found a stone table with several stone stools around it and a chessboard with pieces on the stone table. Nangong Yu said, "Second Lady Mu, do you like playing chess? Why don’t we have a game?"

Fei’er awkwardly said, "Princess, I... I don’t know how to play chess."

Nangong Yu was a bit surprised; her cousin loved chess, and it was incredible that the girl he admired didn’t know how to play!

"Then let’s just sit and chat!" Nangong Yu suggested and walked towards the stone table.

Fei’er had no choice but to follow her and take a seat at the stone table.

After sitting down, Nangong Yu got straight to the point, "Miss Fei’er, in fact, I am the former Princess Zhao Yang. Due to some unpleasant reasons, I had to assume my current identity!"

Nangong Yu didn’t beat around the bush, revealing her true identity bluntly. For one, the identity of a legitimate princess could make the other party more fearful of her; secondly, she needed her true identity for what she was about to say.