Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty: The Beloved Princess Uses a System to Change the Plot

"Moon, what happened to you?"

Hearing Kangxi's voice, Mu Yue snapped out of her thoughts.

Forgetting that her face was covered in mud, she gave Kangxi a sweet smile, revealing the dimples on her cheeks.

"Yue'er and her little brother planted the land together, Father Emperor, this is what Yue'er planted!"

Mu Yue pointed to the crooked pit in front of her, her face full of excitement, anticipation, and approval.

Longkodo, who was standing nearby, noticed the appearance of the dimples and his fingertips twitched slightly, as if he really wanted to poke them.

But he held back.

When Emperor Kangxi saw that his exquisite and beautiful daughter looked as if she had been pulled out of the mud, his expression became somewhat distorted.

"How did Yue'er turn herself into this? Father Emperor is starting to suspect that Yue'er isn't planting the land, but herself!"

Kangxi's voice seemed to be squeezed out of his throat, carrying a few indescribable emotions.

Mu Yue blinked, looking at Kangxi with confusion, not quite understanding the emotions hidden in his words.

She didn't know how to answer the question, so she instinctively gave Kangxi a very bright smile.

Looking at his daughter in this state, Kangxi looked somewhat helpless and quickly signaled Chunju, who was taking care of Muyue, to take her to change her clothes.

Chunju tried to stop Muyue, but Muyue wouldn't listen at all.

She was initially worried that the Emperor would think she wasn't taking good care of the princess, but fortunately, the Emperor didn't say anything more.

She immediately went to Mu Yue's side, ignoring the dust on Mu Yue's body, and picked her up in her arms.

The person in charge of the royal estate already knew Mu Yue and Longkodo's identities.

The thought of his precious princess turning into a refugee right before his eyes drained the color from his face, filling him with panic.

He wished he could immediately kneel down in front of Emperor Kangxi and beg for mercy.

However, Emperor Kangxi did not pay any attention to it.

He knew in his heart that Mu Yue's personality was sometimes a bit spoiled.

Even if someone tries to stop them, they won't listen.

Not to mention, he tacitly approved of all of this.

He glanced at the minister still kneeling on the ground, frowned, and waved his hand, indicating that he didn't need to stay.

Longkodo was taken away by his guards to wash up.

After washing up and changing back into their original clothes, the two of them returned to their previous pampered and noble appearance.

Kangxi took Muyue from Chunju's arms with satisfaction and asked with a smile, "Yue'er, did you have a good time today?"

Mu Yue smiled, her round eyes crinkling into crescent moons, and she nodded in agreement.

Anyone who sees her like this can sense her good mood.

Kangxi then changed the subject and asked, "Can Yue'er forgive Bao Cheng and Bao Qing?"

Upon hearing her two older brothers' names, Mu Yue's smile immediately faded.

She touched the scar on her palm, her eyes drooping, and she pouted. "Father Emperor took Yue'er out of the palace today to act as a go-between for Brother Baocheng and Brother Baoqing?"

Tong Guowei and Longkodo, who were standing nearby, had not yet left and naturally overheard Kangxi and Muyue's conversation.

Upon hearing the name mentioned by Kangxi, Longkodo couldn't help but look at Muyue.

Despite it being their first meeting, Longkodo inexplicably developed a strong liking for Muyue.

Even when he heard Mu Yue call someone else "brother" in her childish voice, he felt a mix of emotions.

The hands that were hanging down at her sides had somehow clenched into fists.

He couldn't immediately discern what his emotions represented, but his gaze remained fixed on Mu Yue.

Mu Yue had long been accustomed to living in the public eye.

Longkodo's gaze did not have much of an effect on her.

She looked at Kangxi with her big, watery eyes, waiting for his answer.

Seeing his daughter's aggrieved expression, Kangxi immediately forgot the Empress's request.

He gently stroked Mu Yue's soft hair and said softly, "Father is not here to persuade them, but simply hopes that Yue'er will be happy!"

“If Yue’er is unwilling to forgive them, Father Emperor will stand by Yue’er’s side.”

Baoqing and Baocheng are both men, so they don't need to be raised in such a meticulous way.

Compared to the two brothers, Kangxi cared more about Muyue's feelings.

Upon hearing these words, Mu Yue's grievances vanished instantly.

These days, Mu Yue's mood hasn't been as good as she had imagined.

There weren't many children in the palace to begin with, and even fewer who could play with her.

In the past, even when the Crown Prince needed to study with his teacher, he would still take time to accompany Mu Yue every day.

However, some time ago, after Mu Yue unilaterally got angry with the Crown Prince, the Crown Prince, for some unknown reason, did not appear in front of Mu Yue.

But Mu Yue was able to receive an apology gift from her brother.

Recalling what happened some time ago, Mu Yue's upturned lips drooped, and she pursed them, looking somewhat sullen.

Today, when Mu Yue was with Longkodo, the Crown Prince kept coming to mind.

From birth until now, she has never been separated from the Crown Prince for so long.

She had always been fond of the Crown Prince, and even when the two had conflicts, she still relied on him.

Right now, she has reached her limit.

She leaned out and whispered in Kangxi's ear, "If... if Brother Baocheng and the others apologize to Yue'er, Yue'er will forgive them."

"However, Father Emperor, you must not tell Brother Baocheng what Yue'er said, otherwise Yue'er will ignore Father Emperor!"

Mu Yue wants to reconcile with her brother, but she doesn't want the apology she receives to be forced by her father, the Emperor.

Kangxi immediately realized Muyue's idea and did not refuse.

On the way back to the palace, Mu Yue, who had been playing all day, leaned against Kangxi's chest and fell asleep, feeling quite tired.

She nestled in Kangxi's arms, sleeping soundly, filled with dependence.

Emperor Kangxi escorted Muyue back to Kunning Palace and briefly mentioned that Muyue's attitude towards Longkodo was unusual.

Upon hearing Kangxi's words, the Empress's gentle smile froze slightly.

Yue'er is only four years old now. What is the Emperor planning by saying these things?

Most of the princesses in the royal family were raised in Mongolia.

The Empress naturally did not want her daughter to marry far away; she had already made up her mind.

When Yue'er reaches marriageable age, we'll see if the Hesheli family has any suitable candidates.

Yue'er is lucky; marrying into her own family means she won't suffer any mistreatment and can even help the Hesheli clan grow stronger.

Simply kill two birds with one stone.

But the Emperor just now meant that he intended to marry Yue'er into the Tongjia clan?

The Empress pondered how to dissuade Kangxi from his idea.

She lowered her eyes, her long eyelashes obscuring all the expression in them.

Kangxi did not notice the Empress's unusual behavior and continued, "The matter between Yue'er and Baocheng has been going on for quite some time."

Having promised Mu Yue that he wouldn't make the Crown Prince apologize on his own initiative, Kangxi could only subtly hint at it to the Empress.

The Empress was also a clever woman, and she immediately understood Kangxi's meaning.

She concealed the complex thoughts in her mind and said with a smile, "I understand."