A funny girl traveled through time to become a princess and dated a general

There were many shops above the stalls, and some of them were packed with people, doing brisk business. There were also some guys who knew acrobatics performing. It was so exciting that everyone was clapping and cheering.

As the carriage was going faster and faster, it reached the end of the street. Suddenly, Sixue saw a few children in ragged clothes sitting on the side of the road.

The children sat on the ground in an orderly manner, their hair was extremely messy, some of them held broken bowls in their hands, and some did not.

In a short while, the children gradually disappeared from Sixue's sight.

"Coachman, wait a minute, can you stop the carriage for a moment?" Si Xue said bluntly to the coachman outside.

The coachman stopped the carriage in a hurry and asked Sixue who was sitting inside: "Miss, what's the matter? What can I do for you?"

Sixue replied to the coachman in a leisurely manner: "Horseman, can you take a few steps back and go back to where those children were sitting just now?"

The groom thought for a while and asked in confusion, "Girl, why did you go back to where those children were sitting just now?"

Si Xue said calmly, "I think those children are quite pitiful. I want to give them some money so that they can buy some delicious food."

The driver gradually sighed and said earnestly: "Girl! I know you mean well, but please don't do this. Your kindness may not be exchanged for the kindness of a few ignorant children! Those children are a well-known beggar gang. If you help them, they may not remember your kindness, and they may even blackmail you!"

Si Xue gently replied to the coachman, "Don't worry, coachman! I'm just giving them some money. Besides, I don't have much money on me. Even if they want to extort money from me, it's difficult."

The coachman really couldn't persuade Sixue, so he had to take Sixue back and forth again.

After a while, the carriage came to where the children were sitting and stopped. The curious children looked up at each other.

The children did not speak, but just looked at the carriage on the opposite side of them. The street was extremely quiet, so quiet that you could hear the sound of the breeze passing by.

The coachman glanced at the children and got off the carriage. He adjusted the carriage seat and said to Sixue who was sitting in the carriage, "Miss, we are here, please get off!"

After a while, a girl with a veil got off the carriage quietly and gently.

The children looked at the veiled girl.

The children's eyes followed Sixue's movements. Sixue brushed her veil slightly and looked at the children.

My eyes involuntarily locked onto a girl with messy hair.

He walked up to the girl and squatted down. He took out some silver from his purse and put it in the girl's hand.

The girl replied to Xuexue obediently: "Thank you, sister!"

Sixue smiled and gently touched the little girl, then said to her, "You're welcome, cute little sister."

When the other children saw the purse, their eyes lit up involuntarily.

A few naughty children were so impatient that they walked slowly towards Shixue, deliberately making their footsteps softer, trying to snatch the purse.

Sixue was also very perceptive and noticed it within a few seconds. She turned around and looked at the children, who knew that they had been discovered by Sixue.

Several children formed a team and tried to snatch the purse.

Sixue stood up quickly and threw the purse to the groom. Sixue hit the target every time she threw it.

The coachman standing beside the carriage took the money bag and looked at everything in front of him. With a trace of sadness on his face, he patted his knees with both hands: "Oh, girl, I told you not to give them money, now it's okay, right?"

Sixue ignored the coachman, and when the children saw the purse thrown to the coachman by Sixue, their eyes instantly drifted towards the purse.

The children were very aggressive and wanted to run to the groom's side. Two or three children were stopped by Sixue holding their hands. But the rest of the children were so unpredictable that they couldn't hold on at all. Just like an octopus with eight tentacles, it will run around even if its tentacles are cut off.

The coachman was so frightened by them that he threw the money bag into the carriage very quickly.

Without caring about Sixue, he picked up the whip and ran away.

By the time Sixue reacted, the coachman had already ridden halfway on the carriage, followed closely by the backs of the children.

Sixue yelled to the coachman who was halfway through driving the carriage: "Hey, hey, hey! Coachman, why did you run away? Come back here quickly. Please, could you tell me before you ran away?"

The coachman did not respond to Sixue. When the children saw that they could not catch up with the carriage, they were exhausted and ran back to where Sixue was standing, panting.

The three children who were being held by Sixue tried desperately to break free from Sixue's hands.

In the end, he couldn't break free no matter what he did, so he had to take advantage of Sixue's inattention and bite her hands hard a few times.

Sixue felt the pain in her hands and instantly broke free from their hands.

"You kids are going too far! You bit my hand...!" Sixue said angrily, pointing at the kids.

One child said arrogantly, "So what if I bite you? Who told you to use brute force to shake our hands? This is what you deserve!"

Si Xue thought about the logic and retorted: "Hey, you guys think you are right? I did this because you wanted to take advantage of my purse."

A child said to Xue Xue loudly, "We want to take your purse, so what? Officials like you have a lot of money anyway, so taking a little from you won't be a big deal! Besides, you were the one who provoked us first! And you gave the money to that girl, isn't that going to make people hate you?"

Si Xue retorted, "You kid, do you really think you are right? Let me tell you, no one's money comes from the wind, it's all earned through hard work! And it's not that I don't want to give it to you, I just thought there's a little girl among you, can't I give it to the little girl first? You guys are snatching it before I give it to you, this is just too outrageous, isn't it?"

Sixue's words stunned those people, and they were all speechless. Sixue didn't want to compete with them too much.

He simply walked over to the only little girl among the children and whispered, "Little girl, what's your name?"

The little girl kept silent, her face turned a little pale, as if she was frightened.

Sixue slowly held the little girl in her arms, and the little girl did not resist. She then said to the little girl, "Little girl, don't be afraid! I'm sorry, it was my sister who scared you just now! Don't be afraid!"