Nan Rong Jinghua did not answer, for fear of waking the little girl in her arms, she only nodded slightly to Chang Ying as if to agree.

Even so, Changying was still relieved, because he had overheard the conversation between Young Master Jinghua and the paulownia tree that day.

Since Young Master Jinghua could say that he would give up the entire world just to become the princess's consort, the princess's position in his heart must be incomparable.

Moreover, given the Emperor's recent fondness for the little princess, there must be a reason why he would entrust her to Young Master Jinghua's care under such a tense situation.

Changying knew the intricacies of the situation, but Yue'er was unaware. She took out a sheet of Xuan paper from her bosom.

The Xuan paper was covered with rows of characters that combined strength and gentleness, and if Helian Mousisi were awake at this moment, he would recognize at a glance that these were the characters of his second elder brother.

Nan Rong Jinghua took the Xuan paper, her gaze falling on the lines of writing on it. They described the daily habits of the young girl, Helian Mou Sisi.

Like the big chicken drumsticks that little girls love to eat, which can't eat cilantro, they have to be put into Helian Mou Sisi's cute little cloth bag every day.

He placed a small brocade pouch filled with soft straw paper, and wrote down everything in detail, from his favorite incense to all sorts of other things, big and small.

There are some little habits that even the young Helian Sisi herself probably doesn't know, but Helian Ci has remembered them all in the short time they've spent together.

Nan Rong Jinghua accepted the Xuan paper and nodded silently to Yue'er, who then showed a relieved smile.

It was getting late, and not wanting to linger any longer, Changying and Yue'er boarded the carriage and returned to the palace together.

The carriage started moving, and Yue'er lifted the curtain and looked at it for a long time, reluctant to leave, until she could no longer see it before she looked away.

After Changying and the others left, Nanrong Jinghua carried the little girl into the mansion.

The servant in blue, who had been following Nan Rong Jinghua, was now carrying a lantern and walking ahead with a slight bow, leading the way.

Nanrong was originally a scholarly family in Jiangnan. Later, after producing the first imperial tutor, the whole family moved to the capital.

The descendants of that first imperial tutor were quite promising; they did not neglect their studies despite their family's rise to power.

They continued to study diligently and conscientiously, thus earning the family a reputation as a scholarly family that produced imperial tutors for generations.

Although the Imperial Tutor did not wield much real power, he was still the teacher who instructed the emperor, and he could still say a few words in front of the emperor. Thus, the Nanrong family gained a place in the capital.

Therefore, the Nanrong Mansion is certainly grand, but as it belongs to a scholarly family, the layout and style of the mansion are naturally more refined and elegant.

The most abundant feature of the Nanrong Mansion was probably the lush bamboo planted beside the artificial hills and flowing water.

Of course, whether the Nanrong clan has any influence over a certain villainous tyrant is another matter entirely.

After all, the villainous tyrant had a miserable childhood and did not stay in the Kyoto Imperial Palace. Instead, he was sent to another country as a hostage by the late emperor, so he naturally did not receive any imperial tutor.

To a certain villainous tyrant, the Nanrong family, if they behaved themselves, would still be a renowned family that produced imperial tutors generation after generation.

If you don't know what's good for you, then don't blame him for being impolite. Go back to where you came from, and don't even think about taking your family property with you. After all, the national treasury is "empty," very "empty" indeed!

The only exception is probably Nan Rong Jinghua.