This was precisely what Xia Chuyue wanted to ask as well.
The set of glassware appeared exceptionally clear, its colors vibrant and pleasing to the eye.
It was said that the Empress was quite "common," preferring such ornamental yet refined objects.
Instead, she didn't care much for jade bracelets or hairpins.
The set consisted of ten glasses, symbolizing perfection and completeness. Each had a distinct hue, and together, they shimmered like a brilliant rainbow.
Indeed, it was a fine gift.
While nominally a full-moon gift for the Second Prince, anyone with insight knew that such items weren't meant for a mere infant.
Most likely, this was a gift for Su Luo—a piece to catch her eye and, in turn, perhaps gain a mention before Your Majesty, making even the most extravagant gift worthwhile.
Liu Mianmian picked up one of the glasses and pointed at the floral pattern at its base, asking, "Princely Heir, do you recognize this flower?"
