Kuang dang dang!

Someone is dancing on her head!

Su Guo listened to the pattering sound, her temples throbbing. She preferred quiet and was already furious about Lu Yulan chanting Buddhist scriptures in her mind every day. Now, things were just as bad!

My rationality snapped. I slid off the bed, pushed open the door, and rang the doorbell.

A female official hurried over. "Your Highness Lan, is there something you need?"

Su Guo beckoned the other person in with her finger. Inside the bedroom, the crackling sounds were almost as loud as fireworks.

Su Guo leaned against the door and said, "Give me a reasonable explanation."

The lady-in-waiting was embarrassed. This room was chosen by Princess Sophia, who had hoped to show sisterly affection to the princess, but she didn't expect that the princess would not let her go on the very first night.

“Princess Sophia lives upstairs. She has a rather lively personality, and it’s not her bedtime yet. I’ll change Prince Lan’s room.”

Su Guo glanced at the female official for two seconds, then smiled and said, "No need, this room is for you. Rest well in there." With that, she slammed the door shut, locking the female official inside.

As the saying goes, a new broom sweeps clean, and these female officials don't seem to take her, the successor, seriously. So, they have to make an example of her.

Su Guo returned to the living room, activated the smart system, muted the sound, and fell asleep.

The next day.

Sophia, dressed in a tutu, came looking for her early in the morning. "Sister, sister, get up! Today we're going to learn etiquette."

Su Guo glanced at the time; it was five in the morning. She had to admit that these methods were extremely low-level, but that didn't stop them from being effective. When a person is in a bad mood, she herself doesn't know what foolish things she might do.

Su Guo merely glanced at Sophia and said indifferently, "Right away."

She turned around and went to wash up.

As for what Sophia wanted to see, of course it wasn't there. Su Guo's etiquette was so refined that it could be considered royalty, even surpassing Su Chen's. Some of these female officials were even taught by Su Guo.

However, Sophia didn't mind. She just came to wake Su Guo up, tugging at Su Guo's sleeve, "Sister, let's go eat. Mother is not well and doesn't have time to eat with me."

"Now that you're here, I'm especially happy. I have someone to keep me company."

Sophia held onto Su Guo's sleeve and ran happily forward, while Su Guo couldn't help but recall things from many years ago.

Back then, Su Chen was also very curious and always loved to drag her around to explore. Of course, she was always the one who ended up being punished, even though she was in poorer health and would easily get sick if she went to those dirty places.

The mother and daughter have remarkably similar personalities, both equally annoying.

Looking at the food on the table, Su Guo took a sip of water without expression and quietly watched Sophia's performance.

She didn't eat much during the meal. By the time breakfast was over, it was already 9:30 in the morning. The Empress's normal office hours were 9:00 in the morning, which meant she was already half an hour late.

"Now, may I leave?"

Sophia smiled playfully, "Of course you can. You're the boss, so you decide. I'll keep looking for you tomorrow."

"good."

Su Guo nodded, then got up and left. Even though she was already late, her steps remained elegant and steady. Sophia watched her departing figure and sighed softly, thinking, "What a pity she's a madwoman."

In the study, the elders did not look very good; they disliked people who were not punctual.

"I'm sorry I'm late."