Not to mention that Hongli gets tired of looking at the same face after a while, Chen Yuwei also gets annoyed by Hongli's face after looking at it for a while.

It's good that they parted ways so tacitly, so that neither of them disturbed the other's happiness.

Uyunzhu sharply commented on this, saying, "Adults always like this," how hypocritical.

They say nice things, but they don't really think that way at all.

Although Wuyunzhu is only a few years old, she boasts that she knows a lot.

Especially when Wu Yunzhu speaks with a straight face, it is particularly funny.

Chen Yuwei gently rubbed Wu Yunzhu's round face. "This is called normal social etiquette."

Wuyunzhu, you are still young. If you were the same age as your ninth brother, you would not be able to act so recklessly in front of your father.

It should be understood that among royalty, kinship ties are often weaker than power.

Because of her resemblance to Hongli, Wuyunzhu reaped considerable benefits.

However, as the cloud pearl grows larger, this benefit will also decrease.

In particular, Wuyunzhu was not alone; she had a mother and older brothers and sisters.

For Yikun Palace, the benefit that the Dark Cloud Pearl brings is a blessing to the entire palace.

The emperor was confident that he would not allow Yonghu and the others to ascend to the throne, but what would happen to this confidence when his offspring became scarce and there were no capable people left?

People can't always be inflexible and unable to adapt. If it really comes to that, there are countless ways to make Yonghu and the others' identities suitable: adoption, changing names, compromise...

To prevent things from getting out of control, or to prevent things from spiraling out of control, Hongli's attitude toward Yikun Palace will definitely get worse and worse.

This is a change brought about by the future situation, and it will not be altered because of any individual.

It can only be said that compared to Chen Yuwei's life in the Kangxi Emperor's harem in her previous life, she would never feel as repressed in the Qianlong Emperor's harem.

Wu Yunzhu turned her head, unable to understand what her mother meant by social boundaries.

But Wuyunzhu understood what her mother meant. She meant that the older she got, the less she should continue to act spoiled and disrespectful towards her father.

Wu Yunzhu puffed out her cheeks and nodded, but she also had her own set of theoretical logic.

"My daughter can take advantage of the present moment to act cute and affectionate with Father Emperor."

While Father Emperor favors his daughter, the daughter should strive even harder to solidify her position in his heart.

Regardless of whether these things are useful or not, it's always good to be willing to try.

Chen Yuwei: ...

Chen Yuwei smiled and nodded, "Just keep a good eye on things. As long as you don't go too far, your father will definitely cherish you."

After all, many people had taken a place in Hongli's heart, coming and going in various places.

Wu Yunzhu smiled, revealing a set of neat, pretty white teeth. "Mother, I understand."

She knew her father's bottom line. For example, she wouldn't ask for some beautiful and ornate porcelain vases or ornaments, because those were things her father liked.

However, she could ask for things like writing brushes, ink, paper, and jewelry, since the Emperor usually didn't value these things.

However, if the latter contains some extremely valuable and rare items, that's a different story.

It must be said that Wuyunzhu is indeed a child who resembles Hongli.

Not only do they look alike and have similar personalities, but they also share similar ways of handling things and thinking.

Hongli's aesthetic sense leaned towards things that were vulgar and brightly colored, so Wuyunzhu's summary notes were very suitable for him.

The conversation between the mother and daughter was just an ordinary exchange during a typical outing.

In fact, people like Chen Yuwei, who have spent a lot of time with their own children, no longer treat them as children who don't understand anything.

When discussing certain matters, they don't shy away from them, and sometimes they even patiently explain them.

Wu Yunzhu's mature mindset is partly due to her innate qualities, but it is mostly due to her upbringing, in which Chen Yuwei deserves much credit.

Chen Yuwei didn't have any particular thoughts on this; she just wanted her child to have a better life in the future.

Especially for those in the royal family, many things happen that are beyond their control.

Instead of complaining about others, focus on living your own life to the fullest.

Yongwei was also raised with the same kind of education from Chen Yuwei, but Yongwei was a boy and was born with a strong sensitivity to politics.

Even the emperor tended to favor his sons in his attitudes toward his children.

That's just how things are. All Chen Yuwei can do is focus all her energy on her daughter and try to make up for the shortcomings between them.

Fortunately, both He Zhuo and Fu Ling'a, who were getting married, and Wu Yunzhu, who had not yet grown up, made Chen Yuwei feel gratified.

At least we don't have to worry about our children being bullied by others in the future.

With such mindset and methods, one can surely thrive anywhere.

"Spend more time with your mother these days. Once we return to the palace, you should move to the princess's quarters. It won't be convenient for you to come back then."

Chen Yuwei felt that time really flew by; it hadn't been that long at all.

Wuyunzhu passed away in the same year that Empress Xiaoxian died, and more than five years have passed since then.

Looking at Wuyunzhu, whom she was holding in her hand, Chen Yuwei remarked that besides her excessively slow growth, Wuyunzhu was also much more composed than before.

Is this the kind of change a child should experience after leaving their mother? I still feel a little bittersweet.

...

August is the perfect time to visit and enjoy the scenery at the Old Summer Palace. Since shedding her many burdens, Chen Yuwei has become much more independent.

Having already sent the details of the princess's full moon celebration to Consort Hui through Xia He, Chen Yuwei avoided direct contact with Consort Hui and also avoided the disaster of a disastrous full moon celebration.

What caused this disaster? It all started with the full moon banquet organized by Consort Hui when she was in power.

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