The Crown Princess is reborn and returns to subvert the world

After Tian Muyu and Nanny Yu also came out of the tunnel, everyone gathered together to discuss what to do next.

After learning the identities of Ji Xiang and Tian Muyu, Erya was so shocked that she quickly covered her mouth. Aunt Yu glared at her and reminded her that as a maid of the Crown Princess, she should always watch her mouth and not say what she shouldn't say or do what she shouldn't do.

Erya nodded vigorously, and looked at Ji Xiang with eyes full of reverence.

Ji Xiang: "On the night of the attack in Fengyu County, Mr. Situ returned to the capital to bring in reinforcements. But until we arrived in the capital, we never met anyone who came to protect the prince. So I feel that we cannot make a big splash when we enter the city. We must Incognito.”

Xiong Er: "The Fourth Prince also wants to remain anonymous?"

Tian Muyu thought for a while: "I am my father's biological son, so I don't need to hide my identity. Besides, many people in the capital know me, so I'm afraid I can't hide it. And I also want to report what happened during the reception to my father." The emperor knows and lets him make new decisions about the Ji family."

The crowd nodded.

Aunt Yu: "I want to follow the prince anyway."

Ji Xiang: "Then let's separate the two teams. Brother Xiong will take Xie Dongnan and others to transport goods to Beijing to find sales; Erya and I will pretend to be people around Mammy Yu and follow you into the palace."

Mammy Yu thought for a while and said, "I have wronged the Crown Princess. My neighbor had a granddaughter before. If not, the Crown Princess can pretend to be my neighbor's granddaughter and go to the capital to do some errand in the palace. As for that girl, I think it is my way. A poor kid picked up on the side."

Ji Xiang nodded: "Just follow what grandma said."

After the discussion, Tian Muyu unified his views again and asked Xiong Er and Xie Dongnan to transport dried seafood and set off on the road first.

Prince Ning's Mansion in Beijing

Guard Li anxiously walked around the room, wishing he could go out and find someone to fight with.

Shi Mulei, who was sitting at the stone table, remained calm and took a sip of tea: "Servant Li, don't you have a drink?"

"How can I think about drinking tea now? The prince's whereabouts are unknown, and we can't get out. If anything happens to him..."

"Something is really going to happen to him. It's too late for you to go out now."

"You!" Guard Li drew his sword and pointed it at Shi Mulei's neck, "Does the disappearance of the prince have something to do with you?! You are a spy from the East Palace in our palace!"

Shi Mulei's expression remained unchanged. He stretched out a finger to push away Guard Li's sword: "He's fine."

"Are you talking nonsense?!" Guard Li didn't believe it.

Shi Mulei: "What we have to do now is not to worry about the prince's personal safety, but to find a way to get the imperial guards outside to leave. If they don't withdraw, the prince will not be able to return even if he has a palace."

Guard Li finally understood the urgency of the matter: "Are you sure that the prince is really fine outside?"

Shi Mulei stood up: "It's time for us to do something."

In the palace, Guard Li and Shi Mulei are creating conditions for Tian Muyu's return. Tian Muyu, Jixiang and the others are also on their way.

Because they were all women except Tian Muyu, Jixiang went to hire a carriage when passing through a town. The owner of the carriage, also known as the groom, was a man in his thirties. Looking at the group of people, old and young, he asked for ten taels of silver.

With a carriage, the journey was much more comfortable. Two days later, a few people arrived at the city gate. In order not to attract attention, Tian Muyu went into the city alone.

Not long after Tian Muyu left, with the sound of a whip, he heard the coachman shouting from outside: "Guests, the south gate has arrived. Everyone, please get off the car."

Jixiang opened the car curtain and saw that the car was at the gate of the city. He couldn't help but wonder: "Get off here? Aren't you going into the city?"

Coachman: "Girl, we have rules in this industry. You can only send someone off to the city gate. As for the road to the city, you can hire another carriage."

At this time, Mammy had already got out of the car, and Ji Xiang had to follow her out of the car.

Grandma Yu looked at the mighty soldiers on the city gate: "Let's go, let's enter the city."

An old man, two young men and a little cat-like tiger were mixed in with the flow of people entering the city without causing any disturbance.

Jixiang originally thought that since she had been in Jiangnan all year round and had no contact with people in the capital, no one would recognize her. Unexpectedly, as soon as the three of them arrived at Xishui Street, they heard a clear female voice: "Prince Concubine!"

Following the shouting, a girl in gorgeous clothes, followed by four maids and eight guards, came to Jixiang and raised her hand to hit Jixiang.

Jixiang bent down and crouched down to avoid the girl's slap: "Girl, you recognized the wrong person." She looked timidly at the girl opposite.

The girl missed the target, got angry, and shouted to the maid behind her: "Bring it here!"

Immediately, a maid in green took out a portrait and unfolded it in front of Ji Xiang. It turned out to be a portrait of himself, and the painting was so lifelike that there was no difference between it and his real face.

What a talent. There were such skilled painters in this dynasty. She had to find a way to get to know them. They would definitely be useful when seeking revenge in the future.

Ji Xiang was thirsty for talents but could not show it: "Girl, who painted this portrait? It's so beautiful, just like the real thing." As she said this, she reached out to touch the woman in the portrait, and took the painting. The maid stepped out of the way.

The maid in green saw Ji Xiang and almost spoke to the princess's cheek. She came up and pushed Ji Xiang away: "Stay away from our princess! Not everyone can get close to our princess."

Ji Xiang immediately opened his eyes and looked confused: "Princess?! Which princess?"

Maid: "Princess Jianing! The sixth most beloved princess of the emperor and the queen, Princess Jianing!"

Ji Xiang quickly saluted: "Ji, this servant pays homage to Princess Jianing."

The princess looked angry: "Princess, stop pretending, you are Jixiang, the eldest daughter of the Ji family in the northwest! I have been waiting for you here for more than a month. My brother, the prince, does not dislike your status as a merchant and wants to marry you as his concubine. Not only are you not grateful, but you eloped with that bastard Tian Muyu on your wedding day! You are simply, you are worse than beasts! Someone, tie her up and send her to the Prince's Mansion!"

Immediately, a guard came forward to tie Jixiang up.

Aunt Yu pulled Ji Xiang behind her: "Princess, you have recognized the wrong person. This is the maid next to the old slave, not the princess."

Princess Jianing glanced sideways at Aunt Yu: "Who are you?!"

Aunt Yu: "This old slave is the mother-in-law who used to serve the Fourth Prince."

"Hmph, that's even more strange. My fourth brother has disappeared, but the old woman who was waiting for him has appeared." The princess said and ordered to the guards behind her: "Tie these people up, I want to go back and interrogate them myself. !”

The guards hula stepped forward to take Jixiang, Granny Cui, and Erya into custody.

Ji Xiang rolled her eyes and was so frightened that she almost cried. She looked at Aunt Yu pitifully: "Mother-in-law, didn't you say that you can have a full meal by taking me into the city? Why haven't you even had a full meal? Are you going to be kidnapped? I won't go to the city with you. I want to go home. My grandparents are still waiting for me at home!" He turned around and started to walk back.

As a result, a guard beside Jianing reached out and carried him back.

Jixiang, who slipped back from the rapture, was even more panicked.