After speaking, Cai Yanyan briskly returned.
Seeing the drastic transformation in Cai Yanyan, the other noblewomen began to look at Nanny Zhou with excitement.
Soon, they all rushed toward the dressing table, eagerly shouting, "I want to be next!"
"Let me go first, you all are already so beautiful; spare us who can’t doll up!"
Seeing this, Bai Susu feared they might harm the harmony and cause trouble, so she quickly said, "Everyone, calm yourselves."
"The autumn hunt lasts for several days, and Nanny Zhou will always be here. There’s no need to rush. Moreover, some sisters are already extremely beautiful even without Nanny Zhou’s guidance. I think it’d be better to leave the chance to the sisters who most need transformation, don’t you agree?" Bai Susu said with a smile.
Then she looked at Nanny Zhou, "As for which sisters most need transformation, I can’t say. Why not let Nanny Zhou decide?"
Hearing this, the noblewomen exchanged glances and nodded in agreement.
"Miss Bai is right; let Nanny Zhou decide the order," Li Siyu said at this moment.
Nanny Zhou nodded slightly and randomly pointed to two noblewomen, one of whom was the one dressed in pink.
Her name was Lin Changyue, the legitimate daughter of the Daqin Mighty General Mansion.
Because she came from a family of military generals, Lin Changyue carried a heroic aura, and being tall, she wasn’t suited to cute and demure attire. Nᴇw novel chapters are publɪshed on novel·fire·net
Once she sat down, Nanny Zhou casually changed her hairstyle and makeup, highlighting Lin Changyue’s cool, moonlike aura, instantly adding a touch of nobility and elegance to her.
Next was another noblewoman who slouched due to self-consciousness about her large bust.
Although knowing some men favored such figures, Nanny Zhou couldn’t say that in front of these noblewomen, so she instead followed this noblewoman’s wishes and concealed her bust with her dress while accentuating her youthful and innocent face.
Through various comparisons, the noblewomen became thoroughly convinced of Nanny Zhou’s aesthetics and skills.
They wished Nanny Zhou was a talent within their own mansions.
Moreover, Bai Susu gained considerable goodwill through this process.
Many noblewomen eyed the handbag Bai Susu held, so during Nanny Zhou’s makeover, she had Warm Summer explain how the gift box handbag was made, inciting many noblewomen to want to learn.
The tent became abuzz with excitement.
Before the makeover session ended, several noblewomen had already sent various invitations to Bai Susu, eager to make amends.
Bai Susu accepted each one with a smile.
Though such tea parties might be boring to her, in ancient times, they were a way to gather news and collect information.
What’s most important is forming strong relationships and closing distances with the great families.
Since she chose to stand by Feng Qiwu, be it as his wife or as someone who leaned on him, she should do what she can to support him.
But at this moment, Warm Summer entered and told Bai Susu, "Miss, Second Miss and the Great Imperial Concubine are here."
Bai Susu’s face lit up with surprise, "Wan Wan sister is here? Please invite them in."
Shortly after, Bai Wanwan entered with two other women.
One of the women was adorned with jewels from head to toe, bedazzling.
The other woman was dressed plainly, yet exuded elegance and poise in every gesture.
Bai Susu didn’t need to ask to know; the former was Consort Li, from the imperial merchant’s wealthiest family, the other was Princess Consort Ling Zhi, the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Household.
Thinking that they would be sister-in-laws in the future, Bai Susu immediately smiled and said, "Wan Wan sister, these two must be the Great Imperial Concubine and Consort Li, right?"
Upon hearing this, Bai Wanwan smiled gently and nodded before warmly wrapping Bai Susu’s arm.
Bai Susu resisted her discomfort, refraining from pushing Bai Wanwan away.
"Sister Ling, Sister Shuang, this is my elder sister Susu." Bai Wanwan introduced in a familiar manner.
The Great Imperial Concubine and Consort Li then nodded amicably at Bai Susu.
The other noblewomen quickly paid their respects to the Great Imperial Concubine.
After all, once she became a Princess Consort, her status and position differed vastly from theirs.
The Great Imperial Concubine Ling Zhi saw this and kindly said, "Everyone, there’s no need for formalities. I’m merely here because it seemed lively here; thought I’d take a look. If I’m interrupting the sisters’ enthusiasm, it wouldn’t be good."
Then she turned to Bai Susu, "Miss Bai, we apologize for the inconvenience."
"Why do you say that, Great Imperial Concubine? We’re just watching how Nanny Zhou transforms faces here; the more, the merrier," Bai Susu said with a smile.
She then gestured to Nanny Zhou to continue.
The Great Imperial Concubine also sat down curiously because, among those present, only she was a legitimate Princess Consort, thus occupying the best central position.
Bai Wanwan finally released Bai Susu’s arm and sat beside her.
Then, while others focused on discussing the makeovers, she whispered to Bai Susu with concern, "I was initially worried the Crown Prince might treat you badly, but now I can relax, sister, it seems your fortune lies ahead."
But inwardly, she thought coldly: Let us see if you can survive this autumn hunt!
Bai Susu blushed at her words and nodded, somewhat pointedly saying, "I didn’t expect the Crown Prince to care so much about me; I feel rather pleased now."
Setting the topic aside, she lowered her voice and asked, "Speaking of which, how are you and the Eldest Prince? Is he treating you well?"
Bai Wanwan’s expression stiffened at this.
She then forced a smile, "I’m also fine, sister, don’t worry about me."
"That’s good. I see the Great Imperial Concubine and Consort Li seem kind and easy-going; perhaps you’ll find some happiness by chance." Bai Susu said sincerely.
Happiness? What nonsense.
Would you happiness?
But thinking of Feng Changge kneeling before her, willing to be her servant and worshipping her feet, the resentment she’d been accumulating dissipated somewhat.
At least now, she’s able to dominate Feng Changge in certain aspects.
Reflecting on this, Bai Wanwan couldn’t help but nod, "Sister is not wrong."
Bai Susu, surprised internally, thought.
Looking at Bai Wanwan’s reaction... she seemed less afraid of Feng Changge, somehow.
This doesn’t seem right.
Bai Wanwan’s fear of Feng Changge should have carried over from her past life to the present, rooted deeply within her. How could such a significant change occur over just a few days?
Could it be that something unknown had happened, something not mentioned in the book?