Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 436 Nangong Yi’s True Feelings(6)_1

Chapter 436: Chapter 436 Nangong Yi’s True Feelings(6)_1

Nangong Yi turned his head, looking coldly at Princess Zhao Yang, and said: "Zhao Yang, I didn’t expect you to be so malicious despite your young age. I really wasted over a decade doting on you."

"Brother!"

Princess Zhao Yang did not expect her brother to say such heavy words to her, she could not help but shed tears in grievance.

"Brother, are you blaming me because of that woman? Brother, why don’t you open your eyes and see what kind of woman she really is? She’s seducing you on one hand, not allowing you to marry Rui Zhu, and on the other hand, she’s flirting with other men, didn’t you see that? The young master of the Huo Family, for her sake, even gave up the Iron Scroll and Dan Book handed down by his ancestors. All of you are captivated by her, treating her like a treasure, but in reality, she is merely a despicable woman who can be had by anyone!"

"Slap——"

A resounding slap landed heavily on Princess Zhao Yang’s cheek.

Princess Zhao Yang staggered and unexpectedly fell to the ground. Her porcelain white cheek quickly swelled up, instantly swelling like a large steamed bun, her eyes couldn’t even open.

"Ah! Princess——"

Princess Zhao Yang’s nanny rushed over with a cry, cradling Princess Zhao Yang in her bosom and shouting for the Imperial Physician.

Rui Zhu also moved forward with concern, squatted down, and tried to wipe away the bloodstains around her mouth with tearful eyes.

"Brother...you hit me, you actually hit me for that woman...."

Princess Zhao Yang lay in her nanny’s arms, looking at her brother who was as cold as an iceberg, murmuring as if she had suffered a great wrong, crying pitifully.

Since childhood, her brother had always doted on her the most. No matter what she did wrong, her brother would just laugh it off and would spare no effort to help her rectify the situation. For fifteen years, it has always been like this. He could never bring himself to scold her, much less hit her. Now, for the sake of that woman, he didn’t hold back to hit her, and afterwards, he used a kind of distant indifferent gaze looking at her which made her heart feel uneasy, as if something important was disappearing....

In the end, she cried out loud!

Today, she really lost face completely. The young aristocratic men and women of the Great Jin Nation were all here, yet, under the public’s gaze, she was slapped by her own brother, her face swollen to the size of a pig’s head. Now, she didn’t have the face to put up airs as a legitimate princess in front of everyone!

Nangong Yi dismissed the Imperial Guards, his face was cold, and he moved towards the young man and woman in the pavilion.

Huo Yuan looked at Nangong Yi, who was approaching step by step, and was utterly surprised.

He did not expect that Wei’er’s domineering and unreasonable master would be the legitimate prince of the Great Jin Nation, the His Highness King Qin. He also did not expect that King Qin, famously known for his protectiveness over his sister throughout the Great Jin Nation, would hit his own sister mercilessly for Wei’er.

The affection he had for Wei’er was now laid bare for all to see. Fortunately, he was prepared, otherwise, perhaps Wei’er might really have been stolen by him!

Nangong Yi walked slowly to Cai Wei. First, he cast a cold glance at Huo Yuan, then he turned to Cai Wei. As he looked at her stunningly beautiful face, his cool eyes gradually showed some lingering affection.

"Wei’er, come here! I have something to tell you!"

Cai Wei glanced at him and said indifferently: "Your Highness, whatever you have to say, just say it here. It’s not early anymore, I need to go back to the Waterside Pavilion. If I’m late, the Empress Dowager may be blamed me!"

"Hmm, Are you sure you want me to say it here?"

Nangong Yi’s tone was slightly cool and lazy, his half-closed eyes carried an evident displeasure as he stared at her youthful face.

This face, he had not seen for many days, but it felt as if he saw it every day. Because this face was already imprinted in his mind, appearing in front of his eyes from time to time, it was omnipresent.