A Romantic Story of a Girl from the Qin Dynasty

Yi Xin changed her angry look and suddenly became a smiley one. She smiled meaningfully, raised her eyebrows and asked

"I heard that you and your brother have been with the army since you were a child. This battlefield has no eyesight. You can't come back unscathed, right? Did you... accidentally hurt a vital part while killing an enemy? It's too late. You haven’t gotten married yet?!”

Seeing that she was still provoking, Meng Yi naturally refused to give up. Just when he was about to retaliate, he saw Wang Jian coming on horseback with a dark face.

The two of them finally shut up!

"Just now, a soldier came to report that you had a dispute and asked me to mediate. What's going on?"

Wang Jian is usually very talkative. He is not only gentle, but also observant. He never talks too much or asks questions. But now he is on the march, and all major and minor matters must be coordinated by him as a general, let alone the princess. If something goes wrong, no one can bear the responsibility.

Meng Yi naturally respected and admired Wang Jian. When he saw him asking, he dared to be arrogant. He was about to explain the whole story, but Yi Xin spoke first.

"General Wang, there's nothing else to do. I saw the beautiful scenery along the way, so I asked General Meng where this place was. General Meng explained it to me one by one. It's nothing to do."

She changed her angry look just now, showed a warm and gentle smile, and smiled sweetly at Wang Jian.

"This is the first time I have left the palace alone. I was inevitably a little curious on the way. I wonder if this will disturb the general. Please don't blame me, general."

While the others were talking, Fusu also hurried over on horseback.

"What happened?"

"Nothing happened!"

Seeing her brother coming, Yi Xin smiled as brightly as a flower.

Fusu looked at Meng Yi with a sullen face and said nothing, looking like he was angry. I looked at my younger sister again, who was beaming with beauty, and I guessed in my heart that it was probably my younger sister who was causing trouble again.

This little sister has been arrogant since she was a child. She is not willing to live in peace on this road. She is probably angry with Meng Yi.

"Yixin, you are not allowed to mess around on the way to the expedition, and you are not allowed to lose your temper with the princess. The generals all have important positions and have no time to joke around with you."

Fusu was helpless and warned again:

"If something happens to you, just look for me or the soldiers assigned to you, and don't bother General Meng Yi anymore."

"Yes……"

She cupped her fists towards Fusu and saluted Wang Jian.

"General Wang, I will not cause any trouble to you during this expedition, and you don't need to worry about me."

Wang Jian looked at Meng Yi and saw that his anger was written all over his face. I have heard that these two people are at odds with each other before, and now they have to go out together as a team. They will inevitably quarrel on the way. If Meng Yi gets angry and speaks inappropriately, offending the princess, he will be punished when he returns. After thinking about it, Wang Jian can only ask road

"Is it because the weather is hot and the princess feels a little suffocated in the carriage and wants to ride a horse?"

Seeing how considerate Wang Jian was, how could Yi Xin act like a princess for no reason? She just said softly:

"Although the weather is a bit hot, it's still bearable. Since I'm determined to go out with the army, I will definitely not bother you with such trivial matters. I can change horses when the army rests."

Seeing that the fight just now caused Wang Jian and Fusu to circle around him, Yi Xin felt a little embarrassed and quickly responded.

"General and brother, please go about your own business. Don't worry about me. If I am really in trouble, I will definitely not hide it."

She rolled her eyes again at Meng Yi, who was silent next to her, and said softly

"Please also ask General Meng and all the soldiers to go to the front of the team and don't worry about me."

How could Meng Yi be polite to her? He was afraid that he could get rid of her inexplicable princess temperament right in front of him. He only saw Meng Yi cupping his fists and responded.

"It's better to obey than to be respectful." Before he could even finish his words, he couldn't wait to ride to the front of the team alone!

The large army marched all the way and did not stop and set up camp until dark.

Yi Xin naturally didn't feel very tired from riding in the carriage all the way, but the soldiers who could only walk on their own feet were very tired. Although they could lie down and fall asleep instantly if they were tired, these soldiers still had to make fires, cook meals, and set up tents to patrol, so there was no chance for them to take a nap.

As a princess, Yi Xin naturally didn't have to do anything. She saw Fusu not far away, led by Wang Jian, lighting a fire like an ordinary soldier, so she wanted to put aside her status as a princess and play with the soldiers.

She saw small groups of small soldiers busy setting up stoves and adding firewood, and hurriedly joined their ranks. When these small soldiers saw the golden princess gathering firewood, they dared to call her, and they shouted hurriedly:

"Princess! Princess, how can you do these heavy tasks? Let the little ones do it. The food will be ready later and the little ones will bring it to the princess's tent!"

How could Yixin be willing to be looked down upon by others? There were always gossips along the way. In order to make the soldiers no longer look down upon her, she bent down to collect firewood while rejecting the kindness of the soldiers.

"Now that I have left the palace and joined the army, I am also a small soldier. I am no different from you. I see how you can stand by and watch while you are busy. There is no harm in gathering some firewood!"

Yi Xin continued to collect firewood, and a group of soldiers followed behind to persuade him. When he saw that he could not persuade him, a veteran who specialized in cooking spoke up and said

"It's a good thing that the princess is considerate of us, but... what the princess picked up is not dry firewood. These firewood are still green and have moisture in them, so they can't make a fire."

Yi Xin was stunned for a moment, looked at the firewood in her arms, and then looked at the group of soldiers laughing awkwardly. She knew that she had no life skills and did not even understand this little thing. She hurriedly threw away the firewood and said

"Then let me cook for you, how about that?"

After that, he walked to the stove again.

"If the princess gets burned, the kids can't afford it even if they lose their lives!"

A bunch of people rushed to catch up and stop him

"Princess, just watch from the side. The food is ready and the kids will bring it to you!"

Seeing these soldiers surrounding him and refusing to give in, Yi Xin also got a little angry.

"This... you don't want me to collect firewood for you, and you don't want to cook for you. Then, what do you want me to do? Is it possible that during this march and war, I have to live in a life where I have to stretch out my hand for clothes and open my mouth for food?!"

This group of people were in a stalemate with Yi Xin, and when Yi Xin was in a dilemma and didn't know what to do, Meng Yi appeared again.

"I think you should sit quietly and wait for the meal. If you are in a stalemate with them like this, not to mention that you are hungry, even they will not be able to catch up with them to eat!"

Meng Yi looked at the helpless soldiers and stepped forward to persuade them.

"You can go about your business. There is no need to worry here."

The general spoke, and the few soldiers dared to disperse timidly, each doing their own thing.

"Do you understand now? Even if you say you want to go on an expedition with us and put down your status as a princess, these people can't let go of this master-servant relationship. No matter how hard you try to get into the hearts of the people, it's all in vain... …”