Good news: she wasn't a troublemaker.
Bad news: she'd have been better off as one.
"You're the famous Lin Woman Sovereign, the envoy from Kang?" Yu Hai had greeted her on the first day. The next day, Lin Feng saw a red-clad girl in fitted martial attire arrive at Ji Tian, surrounded by attendants. She was called a girl, but her tall figure already surpassed that of many adults.
Her eyes went straight to the tiger tally at the girl's waist.
Along with the tiger tally was a rather exquisite Jade Seal.
The Jade Seal symbolized her status as heir to the throne.
Lin Feng bowed slightly and saluted the girl with clasped hands.
"Lin Feng of the Lin clan pays her respects to Your Highness, the Crown Princess."
The girl in red stepped closer. Her amorous, peach-blossom eyes, so much like her father's, gazed at Lin Feng with a romantic charm that could make even a dog feel cherished. As she drew near, Lin Feng could clearly sense her breath: "Do you have an heir in your country?"
"My Lord has not established a central palace, and has no children. My Lord is still young, and without elders to arrange a marriage, there has been no shortage of outside interference these past years. How could My Lord have the mind to consider marriage?" Even if My Lord had a child, the heir would still be young now, and probably wouldn't be able to play with Your Highness..."
Lin Feng was a little surprised by her choice of words.
As far as she knew, even among the rare circle of Crown Princesses, let alone the far more numerous Crown Princes, the girl's position was among the most secure. To put it jokingly, even if she secretly tried on the royal