The discomfort and pain were almost unbearable.
But unlike Bi Yun and the others, who could find excuses to avoid such hardships, she had no such luxury. She needed to embrace all of it with a cheerful disposition, as it was the only way to endear herself to the Qingdi people and ensure a more comfortable future.
No matter how excruciating it became, she had to grit her teeth and persevere.
As the emissary's wife, Qiao Xuan held a special place of importance, with Prince Nuo Nuo's high regard and the King's benevolence. Hence, her treatment under Madame Shao was undoubtedly favorable.
When she claimed to be fatigued and requested a break, both Qingdi and the servants, as well as the guards, had to comply. Even though everyone shared a laugh about how delicate the emissary's wife appeared, necessitating rest for a journey so brief, it seemed she fared worse than a Qingdi three-year-old child!
