Everyone returned to the carriage. Yin's face remained gloomy, while Qingyan pursed his lips, secretly delighted. He was jealous again.

"Sisi, it's not my fault." Qingyan sat in his arms, his warm breath spraying on her neck, and he was a little dazed.

"Is that so?" Yin gently bit her neck. The little one had a great figure, and her Hanfu accentuated her exquisite curves.

She pouted, feeling wronged; it wasn't her fault.

That man's arrogant gaze pierced the lungs of the three grown men. Even though Kangxi appeared calm on the surface, Consort Tong's days were not easy.

"I've wronged you." Yin felt uncomfortable; everything Xiao Guai had should have been his.

Waaaaah!

Qingyan struggled a couple of times, but Yin held her even tighter.

"Next time, if you encounter someone like that, just take action without hesitation." Yin still hoped that Xiao Guai could protect herself. In the south, he might accompany the emperor, and he wouldn't have much time to spend with Xiao Guai.

She quickly and obediently nodded, afraid that she would be punished by Yin again.

"Come on, let's go discuss today's events." Yin ignored Qingyan's struggles and picked her up in his arms, walked around the screen, and placed her directly on the soft couch.

Ugh!

Qingyan lay on the soft couch, completely bewildered. It was daytime, and they were in a moving carriage.

He pressed down on her, close to her neck.

"Fourth, in the carriage, and it's still daytime!" Qingyan muttered softly.

"No one will disturb us." Yin, injured, began to take off his clothes more quickly.

With each passionate kiss, the thin Hanfu was slowly removed, mingling with his scholar's everyday clothes...

As noon approached, Qingyan, wrapped in a soft silk quilt, was fast asleep.

The twins woke up early and were being held in Yin's arms, who was gently coaxing them.

The twins were supposed to have breakfast with us, but they fell asleep again just before we were about to leave.

The two children only regained consciousness about fifteen minutes ago.

"Father, when can we get off the train?" After regaining consciousness, Yiken'e saw his father sitting not far away, reviewing memorials. The little guy, who already had teeth, was drooling and chewing on his silk quilt.

Yin approved the memorial and was about to put it on the side where it was finished when he noticed that inside the stroller, Yiken'e was turning her little face and making "ah ah ah" sounds towards him.

"It will be afternoon, after lunch, and then Father will play with you building blocks." Qingyan made quite a few toys, and the Fourth Prince and his father loved building blocks the most.

The twins were far more pleased with the tangram puzzle than with Yin's. Before leaving the capital, Qingyan finally managed to complete the Huarong Road puzzle, but after Yin took the toy, he immediately left. Yiken'e still hasn't seen the finished product.

"Okay, Father, I want to play with a Rubik's Cube." Hutuli Fengsheng Zhalafen held the Barbie that Qingyan had prepared in her hands. She had personally delivered two Barbie dolls to the imported goods shop. They were not as good as Hutuli Fengsheng Zhalafen's doll, but they were still sought after by the socialites of the capital.

Qingyan discovered that her daughter really liked Barbie. Only when her daughter was being very well-behaved would Qingyan allow her to play for half an hour. Some of the Barbies were fashionable evening gowns, but most of them were listening outfits that Qingyan had asked Sulan to make, with long golden hair tied into two buns with small gold hairpins.

"These two toys are quite nice. Was this the same one you gave to Songkrilha before?" The two were wearing evening gowns, some of which exposed their shoulders.

After all, imported goods were somewhat incompatible with Qing Dynasty items, so Lady Yin Genjue Luo didn't mind and simply made two sets of palace dresses that matched the Qing Dynasty style.

"Yes, this is also the one consigned in Linglong Pavilion, but it's of a lower grade than the one given to Songkelierha." Qingyan always gives the children the best, and the little girl was also attracted by the variety of dolls.

Within the Qing Dynasty, there was no family that specialized in making dolls for children. Qingyan searched for a long time, but in the end, she had to give up the idea of ​​producing dolls.

"Yes, the two dolls were sent over, and the eldest brother said the little girl liked them very much. She even asked where she could buy them. I said, these were specially prepared for Songkri Yierha and Hutu Lifengsheng Zhalafen," Yin said.

Yin doted on his daughter very much, and even told Yin that once a new Barbie was available, he should give another one to Songkri Yierha, and then he could get the money from him.

Imported goods are not cheap, and it's not a long-term solution to have Qingyan send Barbies all the time.

Women and children are the easiest to earn money from; Barbie dolls sell out as soon as they hit the market.

Qingyan noticed that Shulu also envied Hutuli Fengsheng Zhalafen's toy box, so she gave her one.

It is said that Shulu cherished this doll very much. When Suo'etu saw it, he quickly bought two more from Linglongge. As a result, his two granddaughters saw it and also fell in love with it.

"Fourth Brother, I want to release a large number of dolls into Linglong Pavilion," Qingyan asked Yin.

These Barbies were sent by the ministers to their superiors' backyards as gifts, and the women and children loved them; this was undoubtedly a way to curry favor with the superiors.

"You can put them there, but try to put them as few as possible in the south!" The Salt Commissioner was obsessed with his daughter, who loved Barbie. Many of the female relatives of the salt merchants ordered Barbie dolls from Linglong Pavilion. Qingyan understood what they used Barbie dolls for, and warned the shopkeeper that Barbie dolls must not be sold to these people.

To minimize any negative impressions, people who buy Barbie dolls undergo extremely thorough research.

"Yes, I don't want to put them there anymore, it's too much trouble. The officials' headquarters are basically in the capital, so it's fine to let them come to the capital to buy them in person during festivals." A Barbie doll costs ten taels of gold, which is not very expensive in the eyes of the officials.

Yin sighed, as if he had finally put down the heavy burden in his heart.

"In addition, the Linglong Pavilion should be under the watchful eye of the Imperial Household Department." Qingyan's Linglong Pavilion makes money too quickly, and the Ministry of Revenue often keeps an eye on the Linglong Pavilion's tax revenue.

Qingyan had a good habit of never evading taxes. Sometimes, he would even pay more, making it impossible for Hubuxiang to make a reason to travel there.

"Huh?!" Qingyan was stunned.

Are the Imperial Household Department people targeting us again?

Her people didn't warn her that the Imperial Household Department was going to cause trouble again.

"I've had people keeping an eye on things. Lingpu must be envious of the profits from imported goods, that's why he's having people watching him. Yuqing Palace is short of funds and needs a lot of money to make up for it, so they want to get it from profitable shops." Yin warned Qingyan to be careful and not let these people scheme against him.

Lingpu grew increasingly audacious, frequently finding various excuses to collect various fees from prime shops.

"Imported goods are acquired at great risk, so there's no use being envious. With only a quarter of them arriving, these things have become symbols of status for officials and wealthy families," Qingyan explained helplessly.