When the princess's carriage travels, it doesn't require pedestrians to avoid them, but with her own carriage, a carriage carrying palace maids and attendants behind, along with accompanying guards, there are still many people.
Furthermore, Changyu is not someone who would compromise herself, so as long as one is attentive, tracking her whereabouts is not difficult.
Those with strong abilities can even find out what she eats for every meal outside and how much she spends.
The censor feels Princess Changyu is too extravagant; as a princess of the Great Jin, she should respond to the call for frugality from the emperor and empress, and practice thrift, yet she spends lavishly.
As far as he knows, just after a few months of marriage, Princess Changyu has visited all the restaurants big and small in the capital, spending heavily...
The emperor pursed his lips in displeasure; anyone would be unhappy being scolded about their daughter in front of so many civil and military officials.
