On the other side, Baili Lingxiang searched the entire palace after discovering that Han Lingxi was missing, but could not find any trace of her. The first person Baili Lingxiang thought of was Qin Lan.

Hearing that Han Lingxi was missing, the Empress Dowager was also very worried. Baili Lingxiang reassured the Empress Dowager that Han Lingxi had just run off to play and would be found soon. He then returned to the Second Prince's residence and mobilized all the secret guards to search for Han Lingxi's whereabouts.

Baili Lingxiang's face was gloomy, and the people serving him were trembling with fear. Han Lingxi, on the other hand, was living a good life, but those guarding her were going crazy.

The lunch was brought in, but Han Lingxi smashed it all while talking about it.

"Do you think this is like raising rabbits? I want to eat meat."

The guards had no choice but to make more barbecue and send it in. Han Lingxi unceremoniously picked up the barbecue and threw it in the guards' faces.

"This meat is too tough. I wish it were fish."

The guards were furious, but remembering the Crown Prince's orders, they dared not do anything to Han Lingxi and could only order the kitchen to make steamed fish.

Han Lingxi was hungry after all that fussing, so she enjoyed her favorite steamed fish and then took a nice afternoon nap.

The guard brought in steamed fish that night, but Han Lingxi insisted on eating boiled fish instead. The guard had no choice but to bring boiled fish instead. Han Lingxi wanted to pick it up and splash it on the guard, but found it was too hot, so she could only angrily scold him.

"It's so hot! Are you trying to burn me to death?"

"You can't wait until it gets cold before you eat it?"

The guard retorted, "Of course, this guard isn't the one from noon. The one from noon just wouldn't come."

"Yes, let it cool down before eating. Blow on it for me."

"I……"

The guard wanted to say something, but then he remembered that the Crown Prince had given her everything she wanted, as long as she wasn't allowed to leave. So he could only miserably lie on the table and blow his pipe.

After a short while, the guard, feeling dizzy from the breath, stood up and said...

"It's cold, you can eat it."

"Is it really cold?"

The man nodded, but when he looked at Han Lingxi, he was almost furious. Han Lingxi had taken a pair of small scissors and cut the Biyue flower that he had spent most of the capital city buying that morning into pieces like tea leaves. This little devil had been clamoring for the Biyue flower, but it turned out she just wanted to cut it for fun.

Han Lingxi put down the scissors, ran over and touched the hot water with her hand. It wasn't too hot anymore, so she picked it up with both hands and poured it all over the man when he wasn't paying attention, making him wince in pain from the heat.

Han Lingxi casually patted off non-existent dust from her body.

"Didn't you say it wasn't hot anymore?"

The person was so angry that their eyes turned red, but there was nothing they could do.

Because Han Lingxi slept soundly in the afternoon, she tossed and turned all night.

Han Lingxi just ate and drank as she pleased, and once she was full, she would bother the people guarding her, making them decide who would bring her food by playing rock-paper-scissors.

Han Lingxi waited here for three days before Baili Lingxiang found her. Baili Lingxiang led his guards in and stormed in. They encountered resistance from the cultivators, but fortunately, Baili Lingxiang had more people, and those cultivators only had a superficial understanding of how to use spiritual power. The truly powerful cultivators had all perished together with Han Lingxi's parents and clansmen.

Although Baili Lingxiang lost some manpower, the impact was not significant.

Han Lingxi ran over and pounced on Baili Lingxiang.

"Bai Li Lingxiang, I knew you would come to save me."

"Ding! Affection +5, Total Affection 90."

Baili Lingxiang picked up Han Lingxi, who was clinging to his leg.

"Yes, I've gained weight."

Han Lingxi gritted her teeth, "Can you please stop ruining the atmosphere like this?"

This book was first published on Canghai Literature Network. Please do not reproduce it!