"I've come all the way, won't you go around with me?" asked the princess, returning to my side, seductively.

I thought about it, and it seemed that there was no reason to refuse her.

"Princess, please!" I reached for the barracks gate.

The princess walked happily ahead of me.

I took out my mask and put it on my face, waved goodbye to Han Han and Meimei, and followed the princess out of the barracks.

Xie Nantian and Feng Liang had already disbanded the soldiers and went back to the camp to comprehend the formation.

"Which way are we going?" said the princess, who turned her head at the barracks, and almost fell into my arms.

An orchid-like aroma hit my nose.

"Haha, you look so ugly!" the princess giggled at the mask on my face, "It's much uglier than you are, but it's cute!"

"Feel free to go, princess, go that way if you want!" I said to the princess indifferently.

I looked at the bustling crowd on the street, and the princess's beauty attracted a lot of people to look back.

"What are you doing?" shouted at a man carrying two baskets with a flat pole.

The man carrying the basket kept looking back at the princess, not paying attention to the road ahead, and the pole almost crashed into a stall in front of him.

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry!" the basket picker quickly apologized to the owner of the stall, looked back at the princess, and reluctantly left.

"Let's go this way!" said the princess, pointing in the direction of the basket-picker's departure, and looked at me innocently, as if she had no idea that her beauty had almost caused a commotion.

I nodded, and was waiting for the princess to move forward, when the princess's hand suddenly took my arm.

I stretched out my hand and was about to get out, but the princess grabbed it stubbornly, "So many people are looking at me, I'm a little scared, don't let go of me!"

I looked at the princess to see if she had done it on purpose. But the princess took me up and down the street.

I had to let her arm around me.

The princess was beating happily, and the fragrance continued.

More and more people are watching the princess, and even me has become the object of attention. I had a mask on my face, and no one should recognize me.

The princess was in high spirits, talking and laughing in my arms, and was curious about everything along the way.

"Rock sugar gourd...... Rock sugar gourd!" An old man who bought rock sugar gourds shouted in front of us holding a big stick full of rock sugar gourds.

"What is a rock sugar gourd?" the princess stopped leaving, took my arm and stood in place, quietly staring at the old man and the old man's rock sugar gourd.

"You don't know what a rock sugar gourd is?" I looked at the princess strangely, a little disbelieving.

"I grew up in the palace, and I've never seen anything like this!" the princess's look made me think she wasn't lying. "Later, Brother Mad came to the palace and took me to hide, where would I have the opportunity to see this kind of thing!"

Suddenly a feeling of pity arose in my heart.

"Uncle, bring me ten strings!" I called out to the old man who was about to pass by.

"Okay, ten strings of rock sugar gourds, one gourd is a penny!" the old man shouted as he took down ten rock sugar gourds.

"Why do you want so much?" asked the princess, looking excitedly at the rock sugar gourd in my hand.

"Haven't you eaten it?" I took the old man's rock sugar gourd, and let the princess hold it in both hands, and free my arm by the way.

I don't feel used to being walked by arms on the street by a woman so beautiful and full of fragrance.

"No, no, two strings are enough!" the princess took only two. returned the remaining rock sugar gourd to the old man, "I want to keep it and eat it slowly, so that I will have the desire to eat so much at once." It's going to lose its original flavor!"

I smiled, didn't say much, and was ready to withdraw the money to the old man.

"It's all off, why don't you want it?" the old man blew his beard and glared.

"This old uncle. Don't be angry, I'll buy yours next time, okay?" the princess smiled sweetly at the old man, her face full of spring breeze.

The old man suddenly looked at the princess and was stunned.

The princess smiled and inserted eight rock sugar gourds into the old man's rock sugar gourd.

The old man stared at the princess's hand lightly inserted the rock sugar gourd. The whole person froze on the ground.

"Here, old man, you can take this ingot of silver, you don't need to look for it!" I took out a silver ingot and put it in the old man's empty hand.

The old man suddenly reacted, looking at the silver in his hand, as if he had suddenly woken up from a dream, "This...... That's too much!"

The old man looked at the princess with a shudder.

The princess grinned and turned away.

"Uncle, take it, you're old, enjoy more blessings!" I waved at the old man and followed the princess.

"Here, you have a string, I have a string!" the princess waited for me to walk up to her, and shoved the rock sugar gourd in her mouth into my mouth.

"I'm not going to eat this!" I dodged, dodging.

"Have you eaten this?" asked the princess, blinking at me.

"I don't think there's any!" I thought about it, and I really hadn't eaten anything like this in this world.

"Then try it!" the princess put the other rock sugar gourd in my hand and looked at me steadily.

"Alright!" I picked up the rock sugar gourd and put it in my mouth.

A sweet and sour taste rippled in my mouth, with a long aftertaste.

"Delicious, isn't it?" the princess asked, looking at me.

"Not bad!" I took another bite and put it in my mouth.

"Of course I've given you delicious!" the princess blinked. I was speechless.

The princess took my arm again and walked forward with me with joy.

"Look, what's that?" the princess grabbed my arm and pointed at me.

I followed the princess's finger and saw that it was the dough kneader.

"If you like it, go see it!" I walked to the front of the stall with the princess.

At the noodle stall, the master was vigorously shouting at the things he had pinched out of the noodles, including animals, people, and all kinds of utensils.

"Two pennies a piece!" said the master of the dough kneader, looking at the princess with a smile on his face.

The princess happily picked one up and put one down, loving it.

"Take all the love!" I said to the princess. I watched the princess look at her beloved toys like a child.

"Take all the silver ingots!" said the master who made the dough kneader, smiling even sweeter.

"No, no, I want two!" the princess waved her hand at the master of the dough kneader.

"Two is two!" said the master of the dough pinching man with a smile, "such a cute female doll, I'll give you another one!"

"No, I'll take these two!" the princess picked up the two noodle figures. Turn around and go.

The master of the dough kneader looked at the back of the princess and forgot to ask for money.

What a woman who has brought disaster to the country and the people!

I shook my head and threw a silver ingot onto Master's stall.

"Isn't it pretty?" the princess waved a man and a woman in her hand, showing it to me.

"Beautiful!" I said casually.

"Seriously!" said the princess, who ran up to me, raised the two men to her ears and grimaced at me. I couldn't help but burst out laughing.

I looked at the man, with his hands arched and his hat on, his eyebrows and eyes smiling into a line. The woman, with her hands on top of her head, seemed to be dancing.

"A man and a woman. It's all lovely!" I had to be honest.

"Here, this man is for you!" the princess reached out and gave the man into my hand.

"Give it to me?" I looked at the man with the face.

"Yes, you have to learn from him in the future, don't keep a face!" the princess pointed to the man and looked at me earnestly.

"Yes?" I wiped my face, only to realize that I was wearing a mask, and the princess could not see my expression at all.

"Whether you have it or not, I want you to smile every day, and I feel happy to see your smile!" said the princess mischievously.

I suddenly remembered the first time I met the princess. The princess was very naughty.

"Will you promise me?" the princess refused to give up in front of me.

"Okay, yes! If you're happy, who wants to cry all day long?" I had to answer.

The princess took me and began to bounce up again, and walked down the street to a little river.

"I'm going to take a boat!" said the princess, pointing to the boat in the river.

I looked at the river. The river is wide and runs through the entire state. The weeping willows on both sides of the creek are charming. There were a few boats drifting on the river.

"Let me sit on the boat, will you let them sit on the boat?" the princess shook my arm.

I can't say no.

"Boat house. Paddle here, let's sit down!" I took out the silver and shouted to the captain of a boat.

The captain quickly rowed the boat over.

A small wooden boat. Set up a shed, two oars on board.

"Boatman, we borrowed this boat of yours, and rowed here when it ran out, do you think this silver is enough?" I put the silver in the captain's hand.

"Enough is enough, enough money for me to buy a boat!" the captain nodded happily and pulled the boat to the shore.

The princess jumped up with joy, but unexpectedly swayed from side to side and shook in the boat.

I jumped on board and held the princess by the hand, and she leaned into my arms and hugged my waist.

"Young man, it's good!" I sighed as I looked at the silver.

I quickly helped the princess and helped her to sit down in the canopy.

I picked up the two oars and rocked them in the little wooden boat, which left the bank and headed for the middle of the river.

The breeze blows on both banks, the water ripples, the willows gently swing on the banks, and the fish swim around at the bottom of the river.

"Give you a straw hat!" the princess took out a few straw hats from the cabin, threw one at me, and put one on her head.

I put my straw hat on my head and rocked the boat to look at the princess. The wood pulp in my hand paddled gently, and there was a gentle paddling sound from under the boat. The small wooden boats float slowly in the sound of rowing water, and the scenery on both sides of the river slowly recedes.

The princess is a royal woman, and she has a royal demeanor, but she does not dislike the broken straw hats on these ships, and looks at the straw hats on her head over and over again, and wears them in a different posture.

Such a view, such a beautiful woman playing with a straw hat in front of me, I was a little stupid to look at it myself. (To be continued......)