After finishing all this, Zheng Heyi was about to take a bath when Qingju hurriedly entered the room: "Princess, County Princess Jiang has arrived, and she brought two food boxes of osmanthus cakes!"

Jiang Shu brought Yunyu in. She must have been in a hurry to get here, because there was a thin layer of sweat on her forehead. She smiled as soon as she came in, "I heard you invited a teacher today. That's great. By the way, I specially bought some pastries from Tianxiangfang for you. Please accept this as a token of my appreciation."

The moment Jiang Shu saw Liu Yun, her eyes lit up.

"This must be the female teacher?" Liu Yun nodded slightly, then clapped his hands and laughed, "He Yi, from now on you must learn diligently from Teacher Liu Yun!"

She took He Yi's hand and stuffed a piece of osmanthus cake into her mouth. "Try it quickly. I picked the one with your favorite pine nuts and lemongrass flavor. It's still warm."

He Yi was deeply moved. Qing Ju, watching from the side, secretly reddened her eyes and whispered to Yun Yu, "The county princess is so good to the princess."

Yunyu sneered and looked away, completely ignoring Qingju.

Wow! What a touching scene of sisterly love! I'm going to cry first.

[Qingju sister is so sweet, Yunyu is so annoying, I'm logging off now, just observing quietly.]

He Yi was happy to see Jiang Shu smiling.

Jiang Shu reluctantly left before dark.

He Yi stood under the eaves and watched her carriage disappear around the street corner before turning around to go back. When she turned back, she saw Qing Ju coming over with a cloak in her hands: "Princess, it's getting windy. Be careful not to catch a cold."

"Qingju," He Yi suddenly felt a chill, "Do you think Sister Jiang will always be good to me?"

Qingju thought for a moment and said noncommittally, "This servant doesn't understand either, but the way the county princess looks at the princess is like looking at a younger sister."

She paused, then continued, "The county princess also sent you some tribute tea from the palace, for you to use to calm your nerves at night."

He Yi opened the cloth bag, inside was a tea cake with a dragon pattern. She suddenly smiled and handed the tea cake to Qingju: "Have the kitchen cook it, and send some to Sister Liuyun and Granny Li as well."

[Hey, good job on that vicious female supporting character! She even has her eyes on the teacher and Granny Li over such trivial matters.]

[Heyi's vision has broadened! They've learned to share.]

It was late at night, but Zheng Heyi couldn't sleep. Staring blankly at the ceiling, she saw countless comments on the screen:

Although Granny Li is a bit fussy, she is indeed very thoughtful in everything she does.

[Qingju is here! She'll definitely help the villainous female supporting character turn the tables.]

The female teacher is both scholarly and martial! This combination is amazing.

He Yi lay in the soft brocade quilt, listening to the rustling wind outside the window, feeling extremely comfortable. She knew the road ahead would be bumpy, but at this moment, the calming tea brought by the princess filled her nostrils, and she had the loyal Qingju and the reliable Granny Li by her side, so it wasn't bad.

She trusted Granny Li the most; Granny Li was meticulous in her work and always sided with her.

She slept well that night. The next day, Granny Li had prepared breakfast, which was also her favorite. After breakfast, Zheng Heyi went to the female tutor Liuyun's place.

Liu Yun showed her many classic books, which Zheng Heyi accepted without hesitation. There was no rush; they could take their time.

Haha, the villainous female supporting character has turned into an inspirational princess! The slap in the face came so fast, like a tornado.

[Granny Li is the real mastermind; her housekeeping skills are a million times better than Madam Lin's.]

[The lady is so beautiful!]

As the comments flashed before He Yi's eyes, Zheng He Yi couldn't help but curl the corners of her lips into a smile.

“Granny Li,” He Yi withdrew her gaze, “the servants in the manor are all outsiders. First, you need to keep an eye on them to prevent them from running amok. Second, we also need to train them.”

“Your Highness,” said Granny Li, her voice filled with worry, “the rules of the manor must be established, but we cannot rush it. I think we should start them learning as soon as possible tomorrow.”

"Granny Li, I'm leaving this matter entirely to you. Please bear with me. I still need to take a stroll around and check things out."

Li Mama smiled and said, "Princess, you can rest assured that we will train them all perfectly."

He Yi laughed, "If anything important happens, remember to let me know. Don't make decisions on your own."

Although her tone was soft, it carried an undeniable force: "These rules are naturally more complicated than those of the Minister's residence. Let's not let people laugh at us in the future."

He Yi recalled her days at the Minister's residence and resolved to establish proper decorum.

Granny Li gave a deep bow, but a hint of appreciation flashed in her eyes.

The princess may seem delicate, but she has a remarkable tenacity in her actions.

[Stand up high, He Yi! Focus on your career, not men!]

Just as she was talking to Granny Li, Qingju walked in with a smile.

"Princess, the County Princess has come to see you again today, and she brought a nanny with her."

He Yi hurriedly greeted them at the hanging flower gate.

Seeing Jiang Shu lift her skirt and walk towards her, followed by a proper middle-aged woman, Jiang Shu smiled as soon as she got closer: "Heyi, this is my maid Feng. She knows the rules best. I asked her to help you teach the servants."

Jiang Shu held her hand, her tone warm, just like a sister. Granny Feng stepped forward to greet her, her sharp gaze sweeping around, finally her brow furrowing almost imperceptibly. From this expression, it was clear she disliked everything here.

[Granny Feng's gaze! Is she here to find fault?]

Is Jiang Shu genuinely kind to He Yi, or is she trying to plant a spy?

In the following days, He Yi gradually came to understand how formidable Granny Feng was.

Every day before dawn, this old woman would stand in the courtyard, glaring at people and making the servants learn the rules. Any slight mistake would result in a scolding.

What troubled He Yi even more was the lessons she had set for herself. As a princess, she had to get up at dawn to learn how to walk, and there were even specific rules about how to hold chopsticks and drink soup.

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