When a crystal tea set, packaged in an exquisitely carved rosewood box with upholstered corners, was unveiled, everyone couldn't help but look on with amazement.

Liu felt only envy, but dared not have any other thoughts. After all, the fact that she could still stand here unharmed was already a blessing from heaven, let alone receiving any reward.

Madam Gu was happy that her granddaughter had won the Emperor's favor. Her good manners allowed her to appreciate the beautiful amethyst tea set without any other thoughts.

However, the two women, Zhao and Wan, almost got angry.

Both of them were waiting to see if Jiang Wang would reward them with something of similar value, just like Shen Mingzhuang had done.

But who is Jiang Wang? When has he ever needed to consider other people's feelings? He never intended to reward the Shen family's eldest son with anything.

In her opinion, the second branch of the family was more humane towards Shen Mingzhuang than the other two branches. When Shen Mingrong brought Lu Ming to the palace to rescue Shen Mingzhuang, she did not blame him. In her opinion, she loved Shen Mingzhuang and therefore cared for him. She was willing to do anything to help him, whether it was to promote him or to be biased.

Looking at Lu Yan and her son Jiang Xuan, who are both around the same age and equally beautiful, they stand together like a pair of golden boys and jade girls, a very pleasing sight.

Jiang Wang thought for a moment, then smiled and said, "Xuan'er, you said you didn't usually do it, so your meaning is already very clear."

Shen Mingzhuang also understood that she had watched her son grow up from a young age, and she knew his temperament. She believed that he should make his own decisions about marriage and did not like arranged marriages or marriages decided by his parents. Even though her son was still just a child, the palace was lonely, and he was all alone. She could never hear him finish listening to his stories.

That way, we can keep each other company.

Boys and girls should not sit together after the age of seven. Nowadays, children are still young, so they don't have so many restrictions.

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Upon hearing this, Jiang Wang immediately thought, "Then I'll listen to the Empress."

Upon hearing this, Lady Zhao was involuntarily...

Lady Wan felt both proud and envious when she thought that her son would be able to enter the palace at the age of four to serve as the Crown Prince's tutor.

Is Lady Wan's behavior a sign of reluctance to let her son enter the palace, or does she harbor resentment towards their arrangements but dare not speak out? Going to Linyi to think about it only brings utter disappointment.