Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 175: Preparing for Participation (2)_1

Chapter 175: Chapter 175: Preparing for Participation (2)_1

While speaking, she unwrapped the oil paper bag, took out a thin-skinned, large-filled bun from the inside, and handed it to Lady Yin.

Lady Yin took it, put it in her mouth and took a taste, and sighed, "Indeed tasty! It can even match the buns from the ’Jufude Old Brand’ in Capital!"

Cai Wei asked in surprise, "Aunt, you’ve eaten the buns from Jufude Old Brand?"

Lady Yin nodded and said, "To tell you the truth, my second brother at my parents’ house is now the head pastry chef at Jufude, responsible for making new and unique dim sum for the restaurant. We’re preparing to travel to the Capital to stay with him."

Upon hearing this, Cai Wei said happily, "What a coincidence! My family is also heading to the capital. When are you planning on leaving, Aunt? We could travel together and look after each other."

Lady Yin smiled bitterly and said, "With my injury, I am afraid I can’t move now. I have to wait until I can walk before we can set off. I’m afraid it’s going to be a while. I probably can’t travel with Wei’er."

With a bit of regret, Cai Wei said, "In that case, we’ll meet in the capital!"

As they spoke, Zhao Di peeked in through the curtain at the door and smiled sweetly at Cai Wei, "My savior sister, someone outside is looking for you!"

Cai Wei had agreed to meet with Huo Yuan here today. Upon hearing that someone was looking for her, she stood up, bid farewell to Lady Yin and the Sanchun sisters, and went out.

She walked to the front of Baohe Hall, but didn’t see anyone there. Instead, she saw a magnificent horse carriage.

The carriage was made entirely from agarwood, meticulously carved in fine details, and incredibly exquisite. A Shu brocade curtain covering the outside, worth a fortune, hung on the outside of the carriage box. On the water-blue curtain was embroidered refined evening face flowers, looking both magnificently wealthy and elegantly unique.

Cai Wei didn’t recognize this carriage, but she recognized the coachman. She stood in front of the carriage and teased, "Oh, Young Master Huo has become so grand in just a day. My apologies for my negligence!"

Huo Yuan gently lifted the carriage curtain and laughed, "I am not feeling very well these days, so I had to take better care of myself and bring out this prized possession. I ended up being teased by Wei’er instead."

Cai Wei laughed and stepped into the carriage. She found it not only luxuriously decorated but also designed very reasonably. No matter how small space was, everything was arranged ingeniously, and it was neatly organized with no wasted space.

This kind of carriage placed in the modern era should be on par with a limited-edition Bugatti Veyron.

The floor of the carriage was covered with priceless white fox fur. Upon seeing this, Cai Wei couldn’t help but step back and laughed at Huo Yuan, "Such a precious thing is stepped on underfoot, isn’t this a sin for us?"

Huo Yuan laughed and said, "Items are meant to be used by people. It’s far better to use them for their intended purpose than to worship them as unattainable treasures. Where comes the sin?"

Cai Wei nodded and said, "Indeed, as expected of a tycoon, so generous when speaking!"

As she spoke, she gave him a thumbs-up.

Huo Yuan was amused by her seriousness and burst into laughter. His warm smiling face was covered in a layer of gentle light.

"Wei’er, stop being naughty, come over and sit!"

At this time, He was kneeling behind a small pear wood table. On the table were a pair of bucket-colored chicken tank cups from the official kiln. Next to the low table was an exquisite small red clay furnace. The charcoal fire in the furnace was blazing, with a copper tea kettle on top, which could be used for both heating and brewing tea.

"Great, I’m thirsty!"

Cai Wei casually sat down opposite to him, resting her elbows on the low table and her chin in her hands, watching him make tea.

He picked up the teapot and poured high, scalded the pot, placed the tea, warmed the cup, poured high, soaked low and divided the tea. After dividing the tea, he laughed and handed the cup over, "Instead of just watching, taste it and see how my craftsmanship is."