Gentle and Graceful Emperor's Heart (Part 2)

　　Half an hour later inside the Imperial Palace.

　　Princess Jingan walked as though she was walking on clouds then bowed. With a pleasant smile, she greeted her father, "Your Daughter sends her greetings, Father."

　　"Hahahaha, come, come, come, come here, Jing'er. Sit, sit. Come sit next to me. Let me take a good look at you.

　　The Emperor couldn't stop laughing.

　　The Emperor is an infamous daughter-con, a fact that the entire world knows. However, among all of his children, he doted on his youngest Princess, the Third Princess, most. The one he worried about most was Second Princess, who was drifting around in the pugilistic world all the time. However, he liked and got along best with his eldest daughter.

　　Princess Jingan is cultured and well-mannered, beautiful and graceful. She was known throughout the entire capital for her good nature and has been bestowed the t.i.tle The Capital's Most Beautiful.

　　Princess Hongzhuang was, of course, a beauty, no doubt about that; however, she was rarely in the capital; plus, she was fond of swinging weapons around. As a result, her image inevitably paled in comparison to her elder sister. If the ranking was for the capital's martial world's most beautiful female, Princess Hongzhuang would come out on top.

　　What was rare was that Princess Jingan was nice and considerate. She was the only one among the Emperor's daughters that would often talk about Imperial Court affairs with her father or personally prepare delicacies to cheer him up.

　　Speaking of which, all three of his daughters have different methods of cheering their father up.

　　Third Princess is young, pretty, but barbaric and wilful; nonetheless, she loves to act winsome most. Second Princess is a girl of few words, enjoys being alone and rarely smiles. Nevertheless, the Emperor is elated to have them. Only Princess Jingan is most sensible and understanding. She's cognizant of her father's hards.h.i.+ps. She always brings him his favourite refreshments. The food is secondary. What he values most are her considerate thoughts. That's why he's fond of his eldest daughter.

　　After getting married, Princess Jingan only returned to the capital once per year. Otherwise, she stays at Jingan Palace, located in Hangzhou. The two places may be close, but the Emperor is very busy, while his daughter couldn't bear to always be away from home. Thus, it had been a long time since the two met.

　　"Are you used to life in Hangzhou? I heard that you went with Empress Dowager, Her Majesty to Holy Purple Mountain. What did you gain from it?"

　　Princess Jingan was also happy to see her father. She shared the interesting things she encountered. She's a warm and kind character. She doesn't like to say much to outsiders, but she can engage in cheerful conversations with her family.

　　Soon enough, they got to Princess Hongzhuang's wedding.

　　The Emperor smiled, "I concur, Jing'er. I, too, was foolish. I was so busy thinking about how to gain from Jin w.a.n.gsun, such as exchanging her for their land or something and forgot about a low-ranking constable. How can an ordinary disciple from Mount Daluo compare to the patriarch of Gold and Silver Sect?"