Portable Space: The Peasant Princess

Chapter 385 Battle (1)

"Here...girl, can you tell me where this horse came from?"

Gu Panxia pushed the young man away, looked at the shopkeeper and said coldly: "It has nothing to do with you."

Her originally good mood was ruined by a fool.

 “Go and see what’s going on over there.”

Not far away, a carriage slowly stopped. The curtain of the carriage was opened, revealing a small face with a bit of heroism.

The groom hesitated and said: "General Bai, the third prince has said that he will return to China in a few days, so we should not meddle in Zhou's business."

Bai Luohan frowned, "You can go if the general tells you to go. Why is there all this nonsense?"

Seeing that she was angry, the groom hurriedly said respectfully: "Yes! I will go now."

Bai Luohan is the most favored female general in Qi Tian Kingdom and the future crown princess. Naturally, she will not take the words of the third prince seriously.

 After a while, I saw the coachman returning.

“General, there was a woman with a horse. The people from Qingfeng Tower said that the horse belonged to Young Master Lu. They wanted to stop her, but she was injured by the girl.”

Bai Luohan raised his eyebrows, "In addition to the idiot in the palace, is there such a unruly woman in Zhou Dynasty?"

The idiot in the palace naturally refers to Princess Fangchong.

I don’t know if there was any enmity between the two people in their previous lives. A few days ago, the emperor held a welcome banquet for the envoys of the Qi Tian Kingdom and the third prince. After the two people bumped into each other in the garden, they felt unhappy with each other and took out the clothes without saying a word. The whip cracked.

Because of this, Gongchun was punished by the emperor and forced to face the wall for three months. Now she is crying and shouting in her palace, but no one dares to let her out.

“I want to see which girl it is from this time.”

 She raised the colorful whip in her hand and jumped out of the carriage.

The groom secretly complained that this general had only been in Dazhou for a month, and he had already caused a lot of troubles. If it weren't for the upcoming marriage between the two countries, the emperor of Dazhou would not have done it again and again. Give in to her.

He carefully advised: "General, this is not good. This is their business. Let's go back early."

Bai Luohan glanced at him, "Don't think that I don't know your thoughts, aren't you just afraid that I will cause trouble? It's been a month since I came to this week, and I haven't met a single opponent. Those girls have been here all day long. Knowing how to embroider and recite poetry is so crinkly and boring."

Had I known she would have prevented Gongchun from being forced to face the wall, at least she would have had someone to play with.

"Aren't you going to see Young Master Lu today to declare a challenge? If you go late, he will probably go out again."

Bai Luohan snorted, "Lu Yuan, that little turtle, said that a good man doesn't fight with women. I think he just can't beat me. The myth of being invincible is probably spread by these people."

She went to the Lu Mansion every day to declare war these days, but Lu Yuan always turned a blind eye to her, or asked his subordinates to come out and say that good men don't fight with women.

She was almost bored to death by hearing this. If the third prince's matter hadn't been completely resolved, she wouldn't have stayed in this boring country.

Here, Gu Panxia was surrounded by people, and these people were from Qingfeng Tower. Gu Panxia was caught in a dilemma.

"Girl, you don't look like a thief. How about you just tell me where you got this horse, or you can keep the horse and we let you go?" the shopkeeper persuaded her.

Gu Panxia suddenly felt regretful. She should not have ridden into the city on Lieyan, otherwise so many things would not have happened.

She glanced at the culprit, who was wagging his tail happily, and wished she could throw it into space now and never let it come out again.

 (End of this chapter)