Heartstrings Resonance: The Beloved Princess of the Female Power

Luo Ran looked at Mu Yunxi curiously and asked, "Don't you want to know what happened to your wife Mu later?" After saying that, he smiled, as if he was looking forward to Mu Yunxi's reaction.

Mu Yunxi looked at her and smiled slightly, a sly look flashing in her eyes, and said, "No hurry, we are going to stay at the Qin family for a while. I want to hear your story first."

Luo Ran looked into Mu Yunxi's eyes, trying to find some flaws in her expression, but every time they looked at each other, they failed. She couldn't help but frown and asked in confusion, "Why are your eyes always so calm, like a quiet lake, without a single ripple? How do you do it?"

Mu Yunxi couldn't help but laugh when she heard her words, "Maybe it's because I've experienced so much, I've become indifferent to many things."

After hearing this, Luo Ran nodded thoughtfully, then raised his eyebrows and asked provocatively, "What about you? Have you solved the problem behind you?"

Mu Yunxi raised the corners of her mouth slightly, revealing a confident smile, and replied: "Aren't you here? I haven't had time to ask my mother yet! But there's no need to ask now, I can just ask you directly."

After hearing this, Luo Ran shook his head helplessly, secretly sighing in his heart that he seemed to have met an opponent who was more powerful than himself. He glared at Mu Yunxi with a good temper, but that look seemed to be seductive;

Seeing her like this, Mu Yunxi couldn't help but laugh out loud and jokingly said, "Why, are you still trying to keep me in suspense? Come on, we'll probably have dinner soon."

Luo Ran sighed softly and said in a heavy tone: "Alas... you will know it sooner or later anyway, so it doesn't hurt to tell you. Let me start with my life experience!" As he spoke, he sighed deeply again.

"I'm the eldest princess of Zhao State, Li Huayin, and my title is Yongle." Having said this, she deliberately glanced at Mu Yunxi and found that she was still as calm as water, with no ripples in her eyes. So she deliberately asked, "I'm a princess, didn't you hear?"

Mu Yunxi smiled slightly and replied calmly: "I heard it, and I understand. Please continue." Her tone was like when she was listening to reports from subordinates in her previous life, without a trace of emotion.

Seeing her expressionless face, Luo Ran felt bored and continued, "I am the emperor's first child. I was always loved when I was little. But since my second brother was born, the emperor has had more and more children, but I am still favored. Until last year's autumn hunting, the emperor wanted to choose a suitable husband for me. I also hoped to hunt a deer to offer to the emperor as a way to express my filial piety. However, during that hunt, I encountered danger..." Luo Ran stopped here and looked at Mu Yunxi resentfully, "Pour me a glass of water."

Mu Yunxi didn't say anything, and slowly stood up to pour water.

Putting down Luo Ran's drinking cup, she didn't lie down. She just sat on the edge of the bed, looking at Luo Ran and motioning her to continue.

"I was drugged while hunting, and when I woke up I found myself in a carriage, my hands and feet tied. After a few days of walking, I felt colder and colder, and I guessed they were heading north. During this journey, whenever I woke up, they gave me something to eat and some water, and then I continued to sleep. After a few times, I kept pretending to be unconscious, until this time, when I woke up without eating and told them I needed to go to the bathroom. I had always been very obedient before, so this time they untied me without hesitation. I ran to the woods and pretended to go to the bathroom, then quietly walked back to a place close to the carriage and waited for them to find me. Maybe it was because my father sent people to search for me, so he We didn't dare to go together as a group. There were only two of us in an ordinary-looking carriage, and I was locked in the mezzanine of this carriage; they also disguised my face. After waiting for a while, the two of them realized something was wrong and went to look for me where I had deliberately put a piece of cloth; taking advantage of this moment, I rushed to the carriage and drove away. I don't know how long I ran, I kept running forward, and when I reached a bend, an arrow shot from behind and hit the horse directly. The horse was startled, and the carriage overturned. I fell from there. There happened to be a hillside there, and I kept rolling down. When I woke up, I was in the clinic. "Luo Ran recalled.

"Are you Li Huayin? Or did you ask Luo Ran to be reborn in Li Huayin's body?" Mu Yunxi looked puzzled.

"I'm Li Huayin, also known as Luo Ran. Luo Ran is a pseudonym I made up at random. I'm Li Huayin, the Yongle Princess of Zhao State," Luo Ran said word by word. Then, playfully and somewhat arrogantly, she said to Mu Yunxi, "I allow you to call me A Yin."

Mu Yunxi smiled slightly, "Your servant thanks Princess Yongle."

Li Huayin chuckled and said jokingly, "Hey! You believe it? Why don't you go and verify it?"

"That's not necessary," Mu Yunxi rejected directly. "Your innate nobility will eventually reveal itself no matter how hard you try to hide it."

"Can't it be a lady from some other family?" Li Huayin asked doubtfully.

"Young ladies from ordinary families may have a good grasp of etiquette and manners, but they don't have the same temperament as you," he said, examining Princess Yongle from head to toe. "You may have become accustomed to yourself this way. Even though you try to hide it, your words and actions always unconsciously reveal a kind of elegance and nobility. And the ladies of aristocratic families, although they come from prominent families, are more gentle and reserved. They have elegant manners, extraordinary conversation, and perhaps a calm and composed demeanor; this is an innate temperament. Of course... this does not include those who are spoiled by their favorites."

In contrast, the nobility of a royal princess is more reflected in her birth and lineage. As the emperor's daughter, her status and position naturally surpass those of ordinary nobles. Nobility is not merely a matter of outward adornment; it is more of an innate noble temperament. This temperament is reflected not only in one's words and deeds, but also in one's education and cultivation. The upbringing and upbringing determine an inimitable temperament, a natural expression of one's status and position, difficult to imitate through outward adornment. Therefore, I believe you!" Mu Yunxi looked directly at Li Huayin.

"How do you know? You haven't been to Kyoto!" Li Huayin raised his eyebrows.

"…I heard from the mothers in the mansion that some of them once worked for the families of the nobles in Kyoto." Mu Yunxi lied without blinking; there were mothers in the Mu Mansion who had worked in Kyoto, but they hadn't told her that. She watched it on a mobile video app, recommended by her roommate. Her roommate kept praising the costume drama and kept recommending it to her. Later, she saw that the costumes and the plot were indeed very good; most importantly, there were so many beautiful women. It wasn't that she didn't want to tell Li Huayin, but it was difficult to explain. If Li Huayin used her status to pressure her into making it up, she wouldn't be able to do it.

Li Huayin looked puzzled, thinking to herself, "Which mother could see the princess? Could she have been released from the palace?"

Seeing her like this, Mu Yunxi quickly changed the subject: "When were you reborn? And why did you die in your previous life?"

Upon hearing this, a flicker of pain crossed Li Huayin's face, and then she fell silent. Her eyes dimmed, as if lost in deep recollection. After a moment, she slowly spoke, "Well, let me tell you! I'm not afraid of you laughing at me. I was murdered by my husband-in-law and his concubine. They planned for me to hang myself, but in reality, they strangled me to death with a rope. Later, when I woke up again, I found myself still in the carriage. I still held on to a glimmer of hope, thinking that perhaps I wasn't truly dead. However, when I was let out of the carriage to eat, I saw those two familiar faces—the very people who had kidnapped me in my previous life. At that moment, I realized that everything was real. I had indeed died once before, and in this life, I had returned to this world again. At first, I thought I was dreaming, but what happened next proved it wasn't. So I ran, but the horse was shot with an arrow, and I fell down the hillside. When I woke up, I was already in the clinic." At this point, she sighed deeply.

Mu Yunxi couldn't help but frown after hearing this and asked, "Can your husband take a concubine?"

Li Huayin glared at her and said dissatisfiedly: "You have guessed it, but you still ask on purpose. Humph!" After that, she turned her head away and no longer looked at Mu Yunxi, indicating that she didn't want to talk about it anymore.

Seeing her throwing a tantrum, Mu Yunxi thought that this was her sad story after all, so she comforted her: "Look, God still favors you and lets you start over again. This time you know the plot; just don't let it happen again!"

"I thought so too, so I chose to escape this time; I didn't want to go with your mother this time, but you didn't die, and I thought the turning point might be with you; so I confessed my identity to your mother directly; I know that some of the people sent by my father to find me will arrive in Ping County in three days. If you go with me then, those people will not dare to take action." Li Huayin said with a deep look in her eyes.

Mu Yunxi asked: "Why are you in the clinic?"

"In my previous life, Doctor Chen told me that a young man saved me when he passed by while leading people hunting. It's the same in this life," he sneered. "However, the better thing compared to my previous life is that I'm not injured so badly this time. After all, they threw me out of the carriage last time, but this time, they were so worried that I wouldn't fall from there that they shot arrows in a hurry." Li Huayin's eyes were cold when she said this.

Mu Yunxi knew that she was being plotted against. She was meant to fall from there and be "picked up" by someone. They knew she wouldn't die if she rolled down from there, but why? Suddenly she thought of something. She said, "They are not from Zhao. Go north... Are they from Husha?" But then she felt something was wrong. "No, you met your future prince consort this time, right? He is the one who saved you. You can't fail to recognize the obvious features of a Husha person... Then he must be from Youdu..." Thinking of this, Mu Yunxi murmured to herself, "But why go north? Are they trying to put the blame on Husha? That's not right."

Seeing her little girl frowning and guessing, Li Huayin smiled and said, "Why don't you ask me again? You're just worrying about it."