The Third Princess and Fourth Princess challenged Fengyu to a martial duel, but naturally, they failed. Then they wanted to compete in literature and culture, yet Fengyu wasn't about to be led by the nose in such meaningless contests. Whether winning or losing, Zhixu was not an object; defeating someone in a duel wouldn't mean possessing Beiman. Beiman and Beining were separated by the Sha Ling Tian Mountain, with vastly different customs and cultures.
Furthermore, there was no need to homogenize the princesses; their innate temperaments were themselves charming. The palace attendants refilled the princesses' milk tea; both princesses had an insatiable love for sweets. Plates of desserts were brought forth one after another—this kind of snowy day was unsuitable for taking them horseback riding. The princesses weren't really harboring malice toward her; Fengyu didn't wish to make foes of the Beiman Princesses either.
