Doted By The Regent King-Chapter 1115 - 1113: Exchanging Names

Since Ah Jiu left, Wufu took over this bunch of affairs, and she hadn’t had a relaxing time shopping. Now following Changping to the East City, wandering through various clothing shops, she has gained quite a bit of knowledge.

Changan City, being the Imperial capital, prices land like gold. These shops, especially those in the East City, with some old and reputable brands, all do business with nobles. Nobles are expensive, and so are the goods.

Take ready-to-wear shops and embroidery workshops; first-class ones include industries of the Jun Family, Petticoats Tower, as well as the Liu Family’s Fufeng Pavilion, and the Leng Family’s Zhenxiu Pavilion, which all have a more renowned reputation compared to the Eldest Lady Wu’s Rongxiu Pavilion.

Petticoats Tower is also linked with Suxiang Restaurant, after all, both deal with women’s business, and both are owned by the same master. For convenience, Petticoats Tower also stocks some cosmetic powders to sell here.

Interestingly, no matter where Petticoats Tower opens, there is sure to be a Leng Family’s Zhenxiu Pavilion, with each competing against the other.

Wufu looked at the two ready-to-wear shops opposite each other, raising her eyebrows. Aren’t these just like those famous fast-food chains of the future?

As a Commandery Princess, Princess Changping naturally wouldn’t sit or select in the hall like other people. Upon entering Petticoats Tower, she was directly led to a VIP private room, where the shopkeeper personally attended.

"Will you help me choose?" Changping looked at Wufu.

Wufu said, "For you noblewomen of the Imperial family, don’t you always find high-quality fabrics to tailor and let the maidservants make them for you?" As a Royal Princess, the materials you get must be far superior to those outside, right?

Changping replied, "Of course, we have those too, but shopping allows us to buy ready-made ones. If the size doesn’t fit, a little adjustment will do, and it doesn’t cost much Silver."

"Oh, it’s just about enjoying the process of buying, buying, buying!" Wufu understood.

Changping pursed her lips with a smile, "Wufu, you really have a way with words. By the way, can I call you Wufu?"

Wufu shrugged: "Princess, as you wish!" It’s just a name, and you’ve already called it.

"Then you can call me by my nickname too. My full name is Zhao Min, but my father and mother call me Minmin." Changping said.

"Zhao Min?" Wufu raised her eyebrows and sized her up and down: "Hmm, this name suits you quite well."

The Zhao Min she had read about in the master’s works had a temperament quite similar to hers, and Prince Jingkang, with his other identity as a general, meant Changping was considered born into the General’s Family.

"And what about you?" Changping asked while looking at the clothes on the rack.

"My name sounds similar, with Single Person Wu, and Hibiscus’s Fu."

Changping thought for a moment: "In Changan City, the Minister of Rites also has the surname Wu, I think."

Wufu’s eyes slightly flashed, she said: "I live on Cypress Lane and have only been in Changan for a few months." Saying that she picked out a purple dress embroidered with lilacs and handed it over, "Take a look at this one."

Changping indeed didn’t ask any more questions, holding the dress, compared it against her body, didn’t think much, and directly handed it to Qing Xin.

The two selected several outfits in succession, much to the delight of the shopkeeper, who couldn’t stop smiling.

"This one, I’ll give it to you." Changping handed a fiery red dress to Wufu, feeling that this ensemble suited her well, even though both times they’d met, she wore rather plain clothes.

Wufu took it: "Are you sure it suits me?"

Changping nodded and said, "Consider it a thank you for accompanying me shopping." Afraid of her misunderstanding, she added awkwardly, "It’s nothing about flattery, just, thank you." Saying this, she somewhat uneasily turned away.

Wufu watched her awkward demeanor and chuckled. This Commandery Princess, although somewhat spoiled and proud, wasn’t really hard to get along with.