Modern-to-ancient Transmigration Beauty: Cunning and Hard to Tease.

Summary

Ming Chen informs White Peony that her poem has gained immense popularity in Rui'an, leading many to regard her as a fairy. Recognizing her talent, he expresses respect for her. White Peony realizes her previous misunderstanding about her poem's impact and feels pride in representing Chinese culture. Chu Yan Qing, who praises her, insists on accompanying her shopping, which makes her uncomfortable. After some awkward exchanges, she decides to open her own shop and gathers information about local currency. While shopping, they encounter Wang Wan Wan, who recognizes White Peony as the "White Fairy," further elevating her status. The chapter ends with a shift to a new scene as Wang Wan Wan appears distressed.

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