And so, the RV that Li Yao gave to the Empress was placed in the courtyard and gradually became known to everyone.
Concubines who had a relatively peaceful relationship with the Empress often came to pay their respects and watch TV dramas.
Li Yao also enjoyed a period of modern and simple life until May, when the palace began preparations for summer retreat.
June and July are the hottest months in the capital, so preparations begin in May. Supplies and guards scout ahead, making arrangements along the way, before the emperor and his family, accompanied by a large entourage of soldiers, set off.
This year was no exception; it was only early May when the nannies in Li Yao's palace began preparations.
All of these items include Li Yao's usual gauze curtains, brocades, toiletries, favorite ornaments, clothes for various occasions and matching jewelry, daily incense, essential nectar, various teas and snacks, as well as her own head chef and sous chef.
The nanny would prepare everything, so Li Yao watched as the nanny directed the palace maids to skillfully pack, box, and store the items, waiting for the day of departure to load them onto the cart.
However, this time she has a motorhome, and all the motorhomes in her [Lingquan Space] have been modified. She has also tried to retrieve the remaining 9 motorhomes.
Li Yao went to her father's Hall of Diligent Governance and mentioned that nine luxury RVs similar to those of her mother could be provided for everyone to use when going to the Summer Palace to escape the summer heat.
The emperor was naturally pleased to hear this. He had experienced the convenience of a motorhome before, and it made things much easier to use the toilet, fetch water, and cook in the wild. Most importantly, no one else had one; it was a special gift from his beloved princess.
For this trip, the Empress has drawn up a list. Since there is a motorhome, more people can be brought along. The Empress Dowager can also go. Apart from the Imperial Concubine and two of the Four Consorts, there are several princes with their families, as well as Prince An and several civil and military officials.
In the end, there weren't enough cars to go around, so Wuling Mini and Mercedes Mini had to continue to be used, and those who didn't have enough seats had to ride in horse-drawn carriages.
The Emperor and Empress rode in the same carriage, with Li Yao in tow, while the Crown Prince stayed behind to oversee the country.
Li Yao urgently selected 50 Imperial Guards, half of whom were also secret agents, to teach them how to drive.
Fortunately, they were all automatic and had their own driving systems. Li Yao connected 6834 to the systems of 10 cars so that 6834 could keep an eye on things in case of an emergency.
Moreover, these RVs can be manually separated from the driving area, so that the guards also have their own space, plus a maid to take care of their daily needs and a supervising nanny, and the driver's cabin crew will be in place.
The RVs that Li Yao chose all came with a mobility scooter, which was stored in the parking compartment at the bottom of the RV. These mobility scooters were also electric, but they were very slow, with a maximum speed of 40 mph.
Since the travelers were all important people, although the RVs were convenient, cooking and security were needed. So Li Yao put away the RVs and left the space empty, placing some sleeping bags and mattresses in it, so that each vehicle could carry an extra 15 people.
Along the way, they could be scheduled to go out to use the restroom, and there were portable waterproof showers available. The RV could also be connected to a shower head. Li Yao also prepared instant noodles and other food for them, so all their needs could be met along the way.
Because motorhomes are faster and the driving time on the road is longer, unlike horses which need to stop and rest frequently, the main group did not set off until mid-May.
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