The Princess of Northern Land

After walking on the road for eight days, on the night of the eighth day, Lin Ziyin saw the shadow of Shili Village.

"Finally home." Lin Ziyin looked out the window excitedly.

"Grandpa, they should be very happy to see you." Chu Suifeng said with a smile.

"Yeah." Lin Ziyin nodded excitedly.

"Crack, crackle, crackle." As he spoke, the earth-shattering sound of firecrackers suddenly sounded in the village.

The horses were a little frightened, but they were all well-trained horses and quickly calmed down.

The sound of firecrackers continued one after another, and the pungent smell of gunpowder soon drifted over.

"Have they already known that I'm coming back?" Lin Ziyin asked in surprise.

"Yes." Chu Suifeng smiled and nodded, "I sent someone back yesterday to inform you."

Not long after the carriage entered the main road of the village, the villagers appeared from nowhere. They stood on both sides of the road and kept clapping their hands and cheering, "The princess, the princess is back."

These people were not only villagers from this village and servants of the Lin family, but also villagers from several neighboring villages. Almost everyone gathered here. These people were the first to receive Lin Ziyin's favor. Because of the Lin family, the Lin family workshop, and Lin Ziyin's support, their lives have undergone earth-shaking changes.

So during the time when Lin Ziyin was missing, they could hardly sleep at night. I was afraid that something unexpected would happen to Lin Ziyin in the North Country.

"Grandpa, eldest brother, sister-in-law, sister and brother-in-law." Lin Ziyin saw her relatives standing in the middle of the road without any help. She couldn't bear it anymore and asked the driver to stop and jumped out of the carriage.

"Be careful." Chu Suifeng saw her impatient look and carefully protected her.

As soon as the carriage stopped, the old man and others all came to greet him. When they saw Lin Ziyin jumping out of the carriage, Lin Zige, Hui Niang and other female family members couldn't bear it anymore, and they all burst into tears.

When the female family members cry, the women in the village start to cry too.

Many children also wiped away tears. Changting had grown much taller. He stared at Lin Ziyin, trying hard not to let the tears fall in his eyes.

He firmly remembered what Lin Ziyin once taught, a man should not shed tears easily. He is a little man and cannot shed tears.

Yan Zhi, who was much younger than him, didn't care about this. He had already stepped forward to hug Lin Zi and started crying.

"Grandpa, it's okay, I'm back." Lin Ziyin said with tears in his eyes, gently stroking Yan Zhi's head with one hand.

"It'll be good to come back." The old man looked particularly excited and his words were trembling.

Lin Ziyin discovered that they hadn't seen each other for more than a month. There are more wrinkles on the old man's face, and he looks particularly haggard. The other relatives in the family are no better than the old man, and everyone has a look of exhaustion on their faces.

"Princess." Qiao'er looked at her with tears in her eyes and knelt down to her, "They are all useless servants..."

I couldn't say the next words anymore because I was choked with sobs.

"You girl, how can you take the responsibility on yourself?" Lin Ziyin stepped forward and pulled her up personally. These days, Lin Ziyin was also worried about Qiaoer, for fear that she would go astray and put the responsibility on her like Chu Suifeng. Take it on yourself.

Sure enough, this girl has reached a dead end.

"Even I'm so smart, I didn't expect something would happen. You silly girl doesn't know how to predict. Are you still better than your master?" Lin Ziyin deliberately used a relaxed and joking tone to tease her.

"Princess." Qiaoer's tears fell again. When she woke up and found out that the princess was taken away by the bad guys, she almost collapsed. When I returned to Zhuangzi, I was constantly complained and criticized by my parents. But after the princess came back, she didn't mean to blame her at all. The more this happened, the more sad Qiaoer became.