General, Madam Called You To Farm - Chapter 419

General, Madam Called You To Farm
Chapter 419 – Getting slapped (2) 

Translator : Moon Lee
Editor : Tea
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Zhuangyuan Street was one of the busiest streets in the capital, and this old-established shop was extremely popular.

The moment the triplets fell, a crowd immediately gathered.

“What happened?” an older woman asked.

A young girl next to her said, “That young master in white just slapped the three kids and knocked them down!”

Qin Yun’s eyes widened in anger. “Who slapped them! I didn’t even touch them! They fell on their own!”

“Waaaah……” 

The three little ones started bawling, “It hurts!”

Erhu sobbed, “Didn’t, didn’t mean to bump… don’t hit… it hurts……”

The crowd got the wrong idea. They thought the kids had accidentally bumped into Qin Yun, and Qin Yun got angry and beat them up!

Oh my god!

They were just two or three-year-old toddlers, how could you hit them?

Sure, it was wrong of them to bump into you, but reprimand them a little and be done with it. 

If you really wanted to take action, then you should look for their family’s adults ah! 

You didn’t dare to hit the adults, so you vented your anger on the kids instead?

What kind of monster are you?!

You look proper on the outside, but your heart is so vicious! 

Bullying kids on the street, and they’re such adorable kids too……  This could easily provoke public outrage.

Qin Yun filled up with anger.

He pointed at the three little ones who were clearly framing him and said, “How dare you to lie again! I’ll beat you up!”

Xiaohu cried loudly, “Waaaahhhhh! I’m so scared!” 

A righteous young girl put her hands on her hips, “And you say you didn’t bully them? Look how fierce you are! Are you still thinking of hitting them again?”

“I……” Qin Yun choked. 

Just then, a carriage passed by the entrance, the commotion catching the attention of its passenger. 

A woman lifted the curtain and curiously asked, “What’s happening over there?”

The maid beside her answered, “Your Highness, it looks like some children are being bullied.”

“Even bullying children?!” The woman’s brows furrowed. “Stop the carriage!”

The coachman stopped immediately.  

The woman got off the carriage with her maid. 

Though she kept a low profile, the golden canopy of the carriage gave away her identity. 

The people of the capital weren’t ignorant. Just from one glance, they could see the pale, delicate coachman and the golden canopy, and they could quickly make a guess. 

This was a member of the imperial family! 

As for exactly which one, they weren’t sure. 

The woman was wearing a thin veil, half-concealing her appearance. 

No one dared to offend the sacred dignity of the imperial family, and one by one, they lowered their heads. 

Although the woman did not reveal her identity and the crowd was not required to bow, the surroundings suddenly fell into complete silence, clearly showing that everyone had already guessed her noble status.

The crowd instinctively parted to make way.

The woman approached the three children, gracefully lowering her noble figure and gazing at them gently.

“What’s wrong, little ones?” she asked.

The three little ones looked up at her in unison.

The maid pursed her lips, as if wanting to say something, but upon realizing they were just a few children, she didn’t know where to begin. 

She glanced at her mistress with worry, afraid the children might say something that would break her mistress’s heart…

“Am I dead?” Erhu asked.

“Hmm?” The woman was startled.

Erhu’s clear and innocent eyes stared at her without blinking. 

“Otherwise, how could I see a fairy? Mom said that fairies only exist in heaven.”

The woman was completely dumbfounded.

The maid was even more dumbfounded than her mistress. 

Her mistress’s looks… such a pancake-shaped face, mung-bean-sized eyes, and a pair of thick eyebrows…… Are you really sure you’re seeing a fairy, and not a yaksha*? 

*Yaksha (夜叉): A fierce and ugly spirit from Chinese and Buddhist mythology, often seen as the opposite of a graceful fairy. 

The woman’s veil was semi-transparent, meant to conceal her features, but the moment she bent down to ask the little one, a breeze had already lifted the veil. 

Everyone secretly glanced at her, and her appearance was clearly imprinted in everyone’s eyes.

The crowd shuddered!

Little one, do you perhaps have a misunderstanding about what a fairy is?

Lying with your eyes wide open, doesn’t your conscience hurt?

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