Yu'er was so annoyed by her that she had no choice but to give in and finally agreed to come with the wedding. When they arrived at the grassland, she got married, and Meng'er had to come back with the Dagan wedding team.

This is her only request. If Meng'er doesn't want to, she can't come.

Yu'er insisted, and Meng'er had no choice but to agree first. In fact, she had made up her mind to rely on her good sister.

Now, hearing her reminder, the woman touched her nose guiltily and pretended to be calm and perfunctory.

"I know, I know. Do I need you to tell me? I don't want you to remind me."

There was a hint of anger in her tone. Looking at her sister who turned her back and ignored everyone in anger, Yu'er's eyes flashed with suspicion.

She didn't say much, so she picked up the book she had put down and began to read slowly.

The swaying carriage returned to silence again.

Near noon, General Lin, who had ordered the men to rest on the side of the official road, dismounted and saw smoke rising from a cooking stove not far away.

I guess there must be someone living here.

Thinking about the poor food these days, Princess Mingzhu didn't eat much, just like cat food. The man didn't show it on his face, but he had something on his mind.

The guards who were resting around accidentally saw the leader dismounting and mounting again in a short while.

"General?"

The man in silver armor riding away on horseback tightened the reins in his hands, turned around and hurriedly said something.

"You guys stay here and rest, I'll be back soon."

Watching the general go away, Beihu saw him rushing towards a farmhouse not far away. They knew what the man was thinking without having to guess, and they became anxious all of a sudden.

"Your Highness, the people of Dagan are really cunning, more so than hedgehogs. Could that boy be trying to please the one in the carriage?"

"That's our Northern Hu's bride. Is it really necessary for a great general like him to go to such lengths to show his courtesy to me?"

It has to be said that the Northern Hu are very protective of their food.