When Xia rushed over with a bunch of things, she found that the little princess was holding a huge doll and couldn't get up for a moment.

Ignoring the chatter of the onlookers, he came up to Su Muyao, picked up the 1.8-meter-tall doll, and put it aside.

"Phew, Xia, it's good that you arrived in time, otherwise you wouldn't have been able to see your dear little princess."

"Pah, pah, pah, what are you saying? Princess, you are blessed with good fortune." Xia gave her little princess a reproachful look. She always said such nonsensical things, but she couldn't scold her.

Su Muyao then remembered her unreliable father, who had unpacked the package from the huge sack and put the yellow bear on himself.

He sat on a small stool, but the ground was covered in dust. He couldn't very well just throw such a big bear onto the ground.

I was originally thinking that my dad would lay out the floor first, and then put the big bear on it.

So she had no choice but to hold on reluctantly, but after holding him for a long time, her own father still couldn't take him away and instead started arguing with him.

I couldn't see anything from the sidelines; I could only listen to the commotion.

"Zijuan, take your men and smash this stall for me! Let's teach this country bumpkin a lesson and show him that not everyone in the capital can be offended."

Then the maid called Zijuan clapped her hands and led the servants behind her to smash Su Laosan's stall.

Su Muyao immediately took out her personal token and said, "Who gave you the audacity to smash up this princess's stall? Do you have a death wish?"

The woman was initially angry when a little ball of milk jumped out, but when she heard what the little ball of milk was saying, she was stunned.

Is this the princess she's thinking of? The one that even Lord Chen can't afford to offend.

Hearing this, she immediately stopped the servants beside her: "You blind fools, can't you hear what the princess is saying? Stop it now!"

After speaking, he came before the princess and bowed.

"I didn't know it was the young princess's stall, but it was indeed your servant who didn't take good care of the stall and had a bad attitude, so I wanted to teach him a lesson."

Su Laosan tugged at his clothes, feeling it would be a shame not to wear his old clothes anymore.

I originally thought that since I was going to set up a stall today, I should definitely wear the clothes I used to wear for work.

Unexpectedly, he was looked down upon because of his clothes. It was truly embarrassing for his daughter that he was being spoken of like that, considering he was the father of a princess.

I'll throw away these tattered clothes when I get back. My daughter is right. Don't be stingy with food and clothes; you can't take them with you when you die.

Su Muyao gave Xia a wink, and Xia stepped forward and slapped the lady across the face.

"Who do you think you are? And you have such a bad attitude. The little princess's father has to give you, this stupid lady who appeared out of nowhere, a nice face. What makes you think you have such a big face?"

The woman stood there in disbelief. How dare this maidservant hit her?

Xia saw the woman staring at her with wide eyes, so she slapped the other half of her face to make it symmetrical.

Su Muyao only spoke after Xia Xia retreated to her side: "You know this is the capital. How dare a concubine from a master's household who doesn't even have a rank smash other people's stalls?"

"You want to teach others a lesson? This princess wants to see whose influence you've got to dare to be so arrogant and domineering in the capital."

Upon hearing this, the woman immediately knelt down before Su Muyao, saying, "Young Princess, it was I who unreasonably offended your father. I beg you to be lenient."

As she spoke, she began to kowtow repeatedly. She wasn't stupid; her master had always been very concerned about her official career.

If the young princess were to come directly to the mansion, or send a servant to tell the master, then he would only be beaten to death with sticks!

I never imagined that this stall owner was actually the little princess's father.

Why can't he just be a proper master? Why does he have to go out and set up a small stall in public?

Su Muyao snorted coldly, "After all, you insulted my father and arrogantly tried to smash other people's stalls. If I let you off so easily, who will take my Princess's Mansion seriously in the future?"

The woman kneeling on the ground was covered in cold sweat.

He didn't know what the young princess meant by those words, but he knew that if things weren't handled well today, his life would be over.

"I wonder how the young princess thinks she should apologize for this so as not to bring shame to the princess's mansion."

Su Muyao thought for a moment and realized that the purpose of making an example of someone had been achieved.

Of course, I have to squeeze out another sum of money, otherwise, how could I let my father scold me for nothing?

"Just give my father some silver as compensation. Considering that you actively admitted your mistake, I'll let you off the hook."

"If I ever encounter you again, acting arrogantly and bullying the people, don't blame me for being impolite."

The lady nodded repeatedly, "Thank you for sparing my life, Your Highness. I would never dare to do it again. I will go back and prepare compensation, which will be sent to Your Highness's residence later."

Seeing that this person was still quite reasonable, Su Muyao waved her hand and let her leave.

She wasn't worried at all that the woman wouldn't deliver the money to the mansion, or that she would deliver too little.

I doubt she would do something like that if she had even a modicum of sense.

He then put the token in his pocket, but actually threw it into his spatial storage.

The people were secretly overjoyed, having already heard about the little princess's deeds.

Looking at him now, he really is quite handsome. No wonder the emperor personally bestowed upon him the title of the lucky star of the great dynasty. He truly has the appearance of a lucky baby.

A man in his late thirties in the crowd looked at Su Muyao and fell into deep thought.

So this is the young princess. It seems the rumors are mostly true, so I can't blame myself.

To possess such spirit and opportunities at such a young age has brought about a new era for the great dynasty.

I initially thought the emperor had bestowed upon her an insignificant title of princess, calling her a "little lucky star," merely to appease the people. But now...

Su Muyao sensed that someone in the crowd was staring at her. When she looked up, she only saw a large crowd of people looking at the items on her stall with great interest. She did not notice anything else unusual.

Su Laosan began explaining how to play, and started hawking his wares with several large buckets of bamboo rings.

These bamboo rings were made by the people of the household, who worked tirelessly through the night.

Su Muyao sat quietly on the stool again, holding a large bowl of strawberries and eating happily with Xia.

"This is so delicious, Princess! I've never seen anything like it in the capital."

"If it's delicious, eat more. By the way, Xia, do you still have parents?"

Xia, who had been eating with a satisfied expression, was taken aback when she heard the little princess's question. She then shook her head.

"Xia Xia lost her parents the moment she entered the palace. She will be a member of the Princess's household in life and in death, and will swear to be loyal to the Princess to the death."

Su Muyao naturally saw the restraint in Xia's eyes.

Every family has its own troubles. If my parents hadn't abandoned me because they favored boys over girls, I wouldn't have met such a kind family.

The only thing I'm grateful for in this life is that I was abandoned and met my current parents and grandparents; I'm practically living in a honey pot.

"Alright, let's not talk about those unhappy things. Why don't you try your luck later and see if you can win some new and interesting things?"

Xia nodded, as she really wanted all the items on the stall.

Since arriving at the princess's mansion, I've been receiving a monthly allowance.

He was provided with food and lodging at the princess's mansion, and even his clothes were uniform, so he didn't need them at all.

These days, buying a few bamboo rings is no problem.

Inside the Prince of Xiaoyao's Mansion

"Reporting to Master, that girl is not like an ordinary child."