As the son-in-law of Xu's family in the Marquis of Zhenbei, Su Zhan got a lot of business orders and ate a lot of meat. The other merchants in Dasheng were not envious. After all, they could also eat a lot of meat bones from Su's dental shop, and drinking some meat soup also brought in a lot of silver.

For a time, Dasheng's trade was more prosperous than before.

Yun Xiangye's embroidery workshop and the business of rouge, powder, ointments, etc. in the Princess's Mansion are also doing very well.

Yun Xiangye was busy all day long, but when she received a letter from Gu Yan saying that he would be back in a month, she felt that time had passed very quickly.

The two children's hundred-day banquet was not a big one, because their uncle, aunt and grandmother all said that twins, a boy and a girl, were blessed, a gift from God, full of blessings, and that they did not need to live too luxuriously when they were young. They were afraid that the children could not bear too much blessing, so they only invited relatives and friends to a small gathering at the Princess's Mansion.

Several people in the palace did not invite them, but they came uninvited.

Yun Xiangye was naturally happy as well, "Your Majesty, Her Majesty the Queen, Your Highness the Crown Prince, Your Highness the Crown Princess."

His Majesty said, "No need to be polite. Today is a family dinner, so there is no need to be so particular about the rules."

Queen Wei walked over to Madam Gu's side, looked at the little boy in Madam Gu's arms and said, "Aunt, this child looks more like Gu Yan. Has he been given a name?"

Madam Gu smiled and said, "Yan'er hasn't returned yet, so he hasn't been given a name yet. His nickname is Shunshun."

Queen Wei looked at His Majesty and said, "Your Majesty, why don't you give this child a name?"

His Majesty looked at the baby in Madam Gu's arms and chuckled softly, "I think the word 'Shun' is very good, meaning smooth sailing and good fortune. How about naming him Gu Shun? I hope he has a smooth life."

Yun Xiangye hurriedly bowed and said, "Thank you, Your Majesty, for the name."