"He's talking nonsense. I didn't agree to his proposal because I was too lazy to get married and I didn't have anyone I liked. If I had one, I would have gotten it long ago," said Zhao Taoyin.

But if you think about it carefully, there is no point in explaining it.

So at noon they went to a nearby big restaurant to eat and ate Zhao's braised pork again. Gu Chengyu finally felt that his food tasted delicious again. It was this taste.

There are also many unique flavors of the Zhao family, as well as the human touch of Hexi Village, which he likes very much.

The different delicacies made Gu Chengyu feel that the gray world finally had color.

And he will never know that the reason why he felt that Hexi Village was different and that the Zhao family was different was not because they were different, but because what he ate, felt, and used in the Zhao family were all things that were different from this era.

Spices, in particular, are the easiest to manipulate people's taste buds.

Therefore, only after tasting the flavor that is impossible to find in Beijing, he will feel like he is back home.

His sense of taste deceived him, but he was delighted.

"By the way, I saw you buying lanterns before. Are you going to participate in the Lantern Festival in Wanzhou Prefecture?" Gu Chengyu asked after dinner.

Zhao Taoyin said, "It's just a small matter."

"The Lantern Festival in the state capital is no small matter; it's an annual event. I, the king, would like to attend. Madam Zhao, would you be willing to accompany me... and chat about porcelain?"

Gu Chengyu said.

Zhao Taozhen had no reason to refuse, so he gladly accepted. After dark, the two of them walked on the streets of Zuozhou Prefecture with lanterns, and gradually talked about many things, starting from the customs and folkways.

Gu Chengyu originally thought that Zhao Taoyin didn't know more than himself, but after a detailed chat, he found that Zhao Taoyin's knowledge reserves were like a treasure chest, and she could connect with a few words on any topic he talked about.

This surprised Gu Chengyu very much.

After the two of them released the river lanterns, Gu Chengyu returned to Hexi Village with the Zhao family. This caused a sensation in Hexi Village. Tao Xi's son-in-law who ran away in the middle of the night returned home in glory!

No wonder Zhao Taoying never got married, it turns out she was waiting for someone.

No matter how powerful a woman is, she can easily fall in love.

Zhao Taoyin: “…”

Gu Chengyu: “…”

This time, Gu Chengyu lived in Hexi Village for almost seven or eight days. During this process, he, as a mysterious wealthy businessman, worked together with Zhao Taoyin to plan various future blueprints for Hexi Village.

With the green light from the royal family, Hexi Village's business can be said to be extremely smooth.

It makes the entire village within a few miles very lively.

When Gu Chengyu finally arrived, Zhao Taoqin knew that he had been thinking about the food he had eaten at his house before, but unfortunately all of it had been buried in the soil by the Zhao family.

When he had nothing to do, he would sigh and lament the vastness of the fields of rice seedlings.

So as a thank you, Zhao Taoyin finally opened a small pot in the space and took out a bag of sweet potatoes, potatoes, taro and corn.

"These are from my private collection. I usually use them to improve the meals. I heard that Your Highness likes them very much, so why not give them to Your Highness?" said Zhao Taoyin.

Gu Chengyu subconsciously said politely, "What does this mean?"

"Your Highness doesn't like it, so forget it."

"No, no, no, I was just joking."

Despite Zhao Taoqi's expression of trying not to laugh, Gu Chengyu still accepted it. He then asked about the steaming methods and production of these things. If you don't want to know, you won't know. Once you start talking, you will talk endlessly.

Finally, he stayed for two more days before Gu Chengyu returned to the capital with the things. However, he did not return to the capital simply to report on the situation of the porcelain, but to deliver the bag of fresh things.