Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

The brother and sister strolled through the lantern festival, chatting and laughing, able to talk about anything and everything. But with the addition of the Sixth Prince, it truly proved the saying that a world of three is too crowded.

Of course, it was Zhan Zheng who felt crowded.

Although the Sixth Prince was not eloquent, he was quite good at speaking eloquently and never hit Yin Yin's sore spots. After a few more sentences, Yin Yin was willing to reply to him.

Although Yin Yin had always been considerate of Zhan Zheng's feelings, Zhan Zheng just felt that the Sixth Prince talked too much, yet he couldn't get rid of him.

As the time to gather was fast approaching, Yin Yin was about to just pick any rabbit lantern to get by when a thought suddenly struck her. Looking to her right, she saw a lantern with a golden crow design painted on it among the many bright lanterns.

The Sixth Prince, who had been watching her closely, noticed her thoughts even before Zhan Zheng did, and immediately asked, "Miss Pan, which cup do you like?"

Yinyin nodded, and the Sixth Prince asked her to wait a moment before stepping forward to inquire.

Even Zhan Zheng, who was always finding fault with him, had to reluctantly admit that when the Sixth Prince wanted to treat someone well, he did it very well.

But of course, he, as the older brother, would help his younger sister win the lantern she wanted. Why should the Sixth Prince, an outsider, get involved?

Seeing that Zhan Zheng had followed, Yin Yin suddenly chuckled and stood still.

It must be said that the Sixth Prince's intentions were quite obvious, and Yin Yin naturally realized what he meant.

But Yinyin has witnessed the deep affection between two people who have supported each other through thick and thin, and she also knows what the eyes of someone who deeply loves another person look like.

The sixth prince's feelings are not deep enough.

For Yin Yin, it's too early to expect her to be moved and fall in love with the Sixth Prince based solely on his current attitude towards her.

Her relationship with the Sixth Prince wasn't exactly a match in terms of social standing. Given their unequal social status, if she couldn't gain a decisive advantage emotionally, then discussing the future was premature. Obediently following Yu Miaoqi's advice and living under Zhan Zheng's protection would actually make it easier to achieve her ultimate goal.

Perhaps Yin Yin's scheming was unfair to the Sixth Prince, but her conservative approach to relationships ensured that she would prioritize her own interests under any circumstances.

This also means that Yin Yin is unlikely to be love-struck.

Of course, Yin Yin felt that the Sixth Prince might not be purely love-struck; a balance of emotion and self-interest would be more in line with the identity of a prince.

In the contest between Zhan Zheng and the Sixth Prince, Zhan Zheng, with his superior talent, ultimately prevailed. Perhaps in other matters, Zhan Zheng might have yielded to the Sixth Prince, but when it came to his own sister, he would never have given in to the Sixth Prince.

Yinyin took the lantern from Zhanzheng and looked at the patterns on it with great satisfaction. Not for any other reason than that the golden crow painted on it looked exactly like the emblem of the Golden Crow Army.

The blue phoenix is ​​an auspicious bird, and the nine-tailed fox is a lucky beast, but neither can compare to the place this golden crow holds in her heart.

"Yinyin, you've finally arrived," the Tenth Princess said, having arrived even earlier than them and already waiting for a while.

Yinyin quickly stepped forward and said apologetically, "I couldn't find a suitable lamp earlier, so I couldn't come sooner. I'm sorry to have kept you waiting."

“I didn’t arrive early either,” the Tenth Princess said, then complained, “There were just too many people at the lantern festival, and there were stilt walkers and acrobats. Although it was quite beautiful, I had a lot of people with me, and I almost got pushed around, so I left early.”

The tenth princess seemed to only want to complain to her. After she finished speaking, she turned her attention to the sixth prince without waiting for her reply: "I was wondering where you went, sixth brother. Why did you wait for so long? I even sent people to look for you. But it turns out you met Yin Yin."

The Sixth Prince cleared his throat, glanced at Yin Yin with a smile, and said, "Yes, I just won the lantern I wanted and was about to take it when I saw Miss Pan and the others looking at the lanterns at that stall, so I went with them."

The tenth princess glanced at the lanterns in his and Yinyin's hands, but didn't say anything at the time. However, as she and Yinyin followed the other girls toward the Jade Bridge, she quietly asked, "Yinyin, did you take a liking to the lantern in my sixth brother's hand earlier, which is why you went over there?"

Yinyin was somewhat surprised: "How did you know?"

The tenth princess said smugly, "I felt something was wrong as soon as I heard what the sixth brother said. Plus, you said you hadn't found a suitable lamp yet, so I took a chance and guessed correctly."

“My sixth brother is really not very bright,” the tenth princess said with a hint of disappointment. Then she took Yin Yin’s hand that wasn’t holding the lantern and said, “Don’t call me ‘you’ anymore. I remember you are a few days younger than me, so just call me tenth sister.”

When the Tenth Princess said this, her face showed a lot of anticipation, and even a little excitement.

Yinyin pretended to be blind and didn't see anything, and simply called out, "Tenth Sister."

"Good, good sister," the Tenth Princess smiled, glancing in the direction of the Sixth Prince, and said to Yin Yin, "Since you call me sister, I should give you a gift to change my address. But I don't have anything good with me right now. I'll pack it up when I get back and have someone send it to your residence tomorrow."

Seeing that Yin Yin was about to refuse, the Tenth Princess immediately said, "Just accept what I'm giving you."

Yinyin then agreed, and took the opportunity to bring up her idea of ​​hosting another banquet: "I wonder if you, Tenth Sister, will be free then?"

“I’m sure I’m free, but I don’t know if Fourth Sister has any other plans.” Ever since Yin Yin called her “sister,” the Tenth Princess has become much closer and more casual with her. “Don’t worry, I’ll ask around for you and then you can set a date.”

Yinyin naturally nodded in agreement. The Fourth Princess and the Tenth Princess were honored guests, so their schedules should be followed. Although the Princess Consort of Xunyang had also said she would come, she was diagnosed with pregnancy after the palace banquet and was not even going out during the Lantern Festival, let alone going outside the city.

"Oh dear, before we knew it, we were at the Jade Bridge," the Tenth Princess said, pulling Yin Yin along with the procession as they slowly crossed the bridge.

At the end of the Jade Bridge, the Sixth Prince was chatting casually with Zhan Zheng, but when he saw Yin Yin walk onto the Jade Bridge, he suddenly fell silent.

Zhan Zheng gave him a strange look before turning to look at Yin Yin.

A girl dressed in moonlight robes, holding a lantern, moved slowly and gracefully, seemingly wearing the most beautiful radiance in the world, illuminated by the moonlight and lantern light.

But no matter how beautiful the clothes were, or how precious and dazzling the jewels in her hair were, it was impossible to take one's eyes off the girl's face.

Every gesture and movement is captivating.

Yin Yin felt something, looked up, and smiled radiantly, a smile that surpassed countless others in the world.