Sheng Jingyu has many guards and confidants, none of whom are currently in the mansion. They usually serve him personally, while the others in the mansion only do odd jobs.

The second part is the kitchen, which also has quite a few people, with a few old women making the decisions.

The remaining people were responsible for other parts of the mansion, since no one lived there, so it was just chores like cleaning.

Since Su Wenyuan is going to stay in the mansion permanently, it is definitely not enough to just deal with Zhuyue Pavilion.

"Your Highness, the servants in the manor are in disarray. Shouldn't you do something about it?" Su Wenyuan asked with a smile.

Sheng Jingyu nodded and said, "It's a small matter, so the Princess can decide."

After saying that, he got up to leave, and Meng Qi quickly went to help him. He returned to his study and stopped worrying about these things.

The matter was originally the business of a group of servants and should not have been brought before Sheng Jingyu; it was their lack of manners that caused the trouble.

Su Wenyuan was assertive enough to prevent her servants from getting too close to her, but getting these old women to leave would be difficult.

The old women became uneasy when they saw that Sheng Jingyu was no longer taking action.

After a shoving match, Granny Gao was finally pushed to the front so that she could explain to Su Wenyuan.

Granny Gao, no longer arrogant, smiled and said, "We older folks have been in this household for many years. You can leave the management of the servants to us."

Granny Dong continued, "Yes, the princess doesn't need to worry about such things."

Su Wenyuan looked at them coldly, "I have to beg you to even eat a meal. If I want you to manage the Prince's Mansion, do I have to beg you to do my work?"

We haven't even settled accounts with them about the kitchen issue yet, and they're smart enough to suddenly stop bringing it up.

Su Wenyuan needed to manage these people who relied on their age and seniority; they were the ones who had no manners.