Rebirth of the General's Granddaughter Chapter 89 Part 6/9
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Zi You looked at Taizi. He was wearing a brightyellow long robe, with a golden dragon and blue pattern. His black hair wasgathered in a gold-inlaid crown. His slender body stood straight. His handsomeface revealed his inherent nobility and elegance. Although he was not asheaven-defying as that dandy, he could still be considered a handsome man.
Taizi saw her look over. He slightly smiled andnodded.
Zi You was beautiful but cold as ice. She waved herhand. Then she took off a hairpin from her hair. Her face didn't change as shedirected it towards her fingertips. She didn't even frown.
Blood gushed out from her finger. She wrote flowinglyon the satin. Then she had ShiYun hand it to the Taizi.
Taizi took a look and was secretly startled. Thelittle yatou's writing was like geese flying. Her bold and vigorous calligraphyconcealed a strong sense of character. It would not lose out to most men.
Shangguan Lingluo completely did not expect that adignified gongzhu, because of a cheap mouth, would be embarrassed and put onthe spot by an official's daughter.
Even if she won the competition, Mu Zi You wouldstill not be afraid of her. One could think that even if Mu Zi You was defeatedtrying to defend her mother's honor, she would be considered honorable indefeat!
But she herself must win and could only win.Otherwise, she need not ever leave the Palace again and have others laugh ather.
Shangguan Lingluo was so angry her liver hurt. Evenher face was distorted. She said fiercely, "One round each in zither, chess,calligraphy, painting, and dance. Winner wins three out of five rounds. Helpfrom outsiders and substitutions are not allowed."
Even till now Shangguan Lingluo didn't think she wastrying to win by luck. Yu Lanxuan told her that Mu Zi You didn't know anythingor have any talents. So there was no need to be afraid of her. Could adignified gongzhu like her, who practiced and learned these skills sincechildhood, lose to a vulgar descendant from a military family?