The princess has super powers and space, so what's wrong with being a little arrogant?

Mu Xiyue had already returned to her own yard. Mu Fengnian knew that Liu Meir had done something as soon as he saw her expression.

"Tomorrow, take my business card with you and go with her to transfer the deeds to her. Don't do anything petty. If you piss her off, you'll be the one who suffers. She's a lunatic, and she might even take revenge on An'er and Ping'er."

Liu Mei'er wiped her tears with grievance and said softly, "Yes, I understand. Master, it's just that our Yu'er has been wronged too much. She has harmed her to this point, and she wants to take back even a little bit of her dowry. If we keep giving in, will Yue'er become even more demanding?"

Mu Fengnian's eyes were filled with murderous intent. "She said she wanted to go out for fun. Let's see when she leaves! We really can't let her continue to cause trouble for the Marquis' Mansion."

On the morning of the second day, Liu Mei'er and Mu Xiyue went to the government office together to handle the transfer of ownership. The office manager saw Mu Fengnian's name card and smiled flatteringly. He ordered tea to be served to the two of them and said, "Madam Mu, it's only been half a month since the transfer, why are you transferring ownership again?"

Liu Meier smiled awkwardly, "These were originally supposed to be given to the eldest lady, but I took the wrong deed when transferring the ownership."

Mu Xiyue had no intention of giving her face. She said coldly, "These shops and farms originally belonged to my biological mother. After my biological mother passed away, they couldn't be transferred without my consent. So, sir, please check for me how the ownership was transferred to someone else's name. Is this how your government works? Should I report this to the higher-ups?"

The manager didn't know the whole story, so he said he would check it out. Liu Mei'er hurriedly stopped the manager and said to Mu Xiyue, "Yue'er, the government office has its own rules. We just need to transfer these deeds and don't cause any trouble."

Mu Xiyue snorted, "Sir, can you find out? You must give me an explanation for this matter."

The person in charge looked at Liu Mei'er. This seemed to be a family affair of Marquis Anyuan. The transfer of deeds between parents and children did require the presence of the head of household. However, for a family like Marquis Anyuan's, the person in charge would also do it even if the head of household was not present. After all, they were all family members, and being present was just a formality.

Mu Xiyue was relentless and insisted that the person in charge check the previous transfer records for her. The person in charge found the transfer records. The first transfer was eleven years ago, which was the second year after Mu Xiyue was sent to the countryside. The signature on it was obviously written by Liu Mei'er because the handwriting of both parties was the same.

Mu Xiyue glanced at Liu Mei'er coldly, "Second Madam, is this considered theft or fraud?"

Liu Mei'er argued cunningly, "Yue'er, this was originally your father's idea. I was responsible for all the household expenses in the mansion, so it would be easier for me to manage it if it was transferred to my name."

Mu Xiyue sneered and turned to ask the person in charge, "Sir, you should be able to see that there is something wrong with this transfer procedure. These signatures are obviously written by her alone. I was only six years old at the time and had already left Shangjing City. Therefore, your government office is also responsible for this illegal transfer procedure. I request that these transfers be canceled and the property be transferred directly to my name."

The person in charge was a little embarrassed. "Well, Miss Mu, these records need to be cancelled with the seal of the government. Wouldn't it be the same if I just transferred the deed to your name?"

"No, or there will be rumors that I stole my sister's dowry. It originally belonged to me. Why should I compromise with your internal mistakes? I'll wait here. Don't try to stall me for time. If you really have difficulties, that's fine too. Xiao Tao, go ask Prince Jin to come over."

The chief was shocked when he heard that he had to ask Prince Jin for help. "No, no, no, Miss Mu, please sit down for a moment. I will go and ask for instructions from the governor right away."

Not long after, Fu Yi also came over and scolded the person in charge in front of Mu Xiyue. He then nodded and said to Mu Xiyue, "Please forgive me, Miss Mu. This is due to my poor management. These records will be cleared immediately. Please give us a chance to correct our mistakes."

Liu Mei'er's teeth were about to break, and she went back home without waiting for Mu Xiyue to finish the formalities.

Mu Xiyue happily left the government office after receiving the new contract.

Xiaotao didn't understand why the young lady insisted on asking the government to clear and correct the previous records.

"Well, firstly, it's purely to disgust Liu Mei'er, and secondly, it's to prevent them from biting back in the future."

The two of them did not return to the Marquis' Mansion, but went directly to the shop to inspect.

The first shop she arrived at was a porcelain shop. Mu Xiyue didn't waste any time and revealed her identity as soon as she entered the door and asked the shopkeeper to bring out the account book.

Yesterday at noon, the shopkeeper received a message from Liu Mei'er asking him to make a false account. In the evening, she said that it was not necessary, but she took away all the cash in the shop.

Mu Xiyue checked the cash in the account, but found that the shop only had today's sales. The shopkeeper said that the ladies had taken away all the money before yesterday.

The same thing happened at the other three stores: one was a clothing store, one was a tea shop, and the other was a bookstore. All the cash was taken away.

There was no problem with the account, but Liu Mei'er took away both the principal and interest, and the shop still owed the suppliers money for the goods, which had to be paid at the end of the month. Today was April 22nd, and the payment was due in a few days. Liu Mei'er was naive and wanted to cut off her financial resources. It seemed that her warning did not work.

Mu Xiyue returned to the Marquis' Mansion with the account book. When she arrived at Yaxinyuan, the maid told her that the Madam was in the room. She went to the door and kicked open Liu Meir's room with a bang.

Liu Mei'er was startled by the sudden sound of kicking the door, and she screamed when she saw Mu Xiyue walking in step by step like a devil.

"Mu Xiyue, what do you want to do? I've already returned the shop and the farm to you. What else do you want?"

Mu Xiyue had a bloodthirsty smile on her face. "Liu Mei'er, you're great. I'll give you the missing silver in the account within half an hour, or I'll use your son as a scapegoat. If you're short of one ounce, I'll slice off a piece of your son's flesh."

Not long after Mu Xiyue left, a servant came running in hurriedly, "Madam, something bad has happened. The eldest and second sons have been captured by the eldest lady."

Liu Mei'er's legs went weak and she almost fell. She asked the servant to invite Mu Fengnian, and then she hurried to Mu Xiyue's yard with the help of her maid.

In Mu Xiyue's courtyard, Mu Weian and Mu Weiping stood by the wall, not daring to move. As long as they wanted to escape, they would be pulled back by an invisible force.

Mu Xiyue and Xiaotao sat in the yard, eating melon seeds, and watched the two brothers struggle hard at the beginning and then become so scared that they dared not move.

Liu Mei'er heaved a sigh of relief when she saw her two sons standing there unharmed. "Yue'er, don't hurt An'er and Ping'er. I'll send someone to get the money right away."

Mu Xiyue spit out the melon seed shell and chuckled, "Second Madam, my patience is limited. Don't challenge me again."

Liu Mei'er made repeated promises and asked her maid to go back to the yard and ask Li Ma to bring the banknotes.