The farmers working in the vegetable garden had already received the news that the Fourth Prince and several imperial grandsons were coming.
They had already plowed all the fields that needed tilling beforehand, leaving only the lighter tasks.
Yinzhen, leading the three younger children, did indeed look like he was doing some work, even wearing a bamboo hat on his head. He really got a tan, and it was Kangxi who felt sorry for him.
Tong Wanyan and Yinreng walked slowly behind, one wearing a bright green overcoat and the other a sky-blue single garment, both with a layer of gauze over them.
Strong eunuchs stood beside the two men, each holding an umbrella to shield them from the sun.
Yinzhen would occasionally glance back, and the couple's leisurely demeanor was truly indescribable.
"Tana, why don't you go with your sister-in-law first? It's bad for a girl's skin to be exposed to the sun." Yinzhen looked at Tana hesitantly.
At eleven years old, Tana is transitioning from a child to a young woman. The nannies who serve Tana have been paying extra attention to controlling her figure lately, using their secret ointments and massage techniques to their fullest potential.
Tana looked up and smiled affectionately at Yinzhen. Her beautiful petal-shaped lips and delicate, youthful face made Yinzhen want to give Danjin, who was far away in Khorchin, a good beating.
The little girl he had raised with such care could have stayed in the capital and married a nobleman. But instead, she was seduced by male beauty and was determined to go to Mongolia.
Look at Rongxian's marriage; last time, she was only able to return to the capital for a short stay because she married Princess Shuhui.
Tana shook her head: "The weather isn't too sunny, it's warm and comfortable."
Yinzhen couldn't help but turn his head to look at Tong Wanyan again; this was the life of a noblewoman in the capital. He took eight steps at a time, and with a glance, the astute servant knew what to offer.
No matter how the wind and rain rage outside, wherever she is, there is always sunshine and peace.
"Why don't you take after your mother?" Yinzhen preferred the young girl to be a little more delicate and picky.
Tana said with a grin, "I take after my mother; we both like good-looking people. My father is handsome, so my mother likes him the most. In my eyes, my fourth uncle is the most handsome, so I've been close to him since I was little."
Upon hearing this, Yinzhen's father's heart immediately melted.
His gaze toward Tana was always so gentle.
"If Danjin bullies you in the future, just tell your fourth uncle, and he will lead troops to beat him up." Yinzhen was thinking far ahead.
Tana stared blankly at Yinzhen: "Fourth Uncle, I still have seven or eight years before I get married."
Yinzhen said with a sigh, "It seems like only yesterday you were a tiny little bundle, and today you're already a beautiful young lady. Time seems to pass slowly for you. But for us adults, a year flies by in the blink of an eye."
Tana couldn't refute this topic, so she smiled brightly and said, "I know, Fourth Uncle. When you were in the palace, you often came to Yuqing Palace and Ningshou Palace to see me. After you leave the palace to establish your own residence, I will often go out of the palace to see you."
The team of six naturally split into smaller teams of two.
There's basically nothing to do in the rice paddies this season.
The vegetable garden was planted with a lot of fruits and vegetables, and Yinzhen led the three children, skillfully teaching them to recognize the vegetables.
The old farmer standing beside him had nothing but admiration in his eyes.
Unexpectedly, the Fourth Prince is so knowledgeable about farming, unlike a pampered nobleman.
The old farmer could only sigh in his heart, but Hongzhao and the others dared to say it out loud.
After hearing Hongzhao's admiration, Yinzhen smiled happily and said, "Your father is no worse than me."
Hongzhao turned his head and looked at Yinreng sitting on a wooden stool not far away, holding a cup of tea and looking very content. He seriously suspected that his fourth uncle was saying this to beautify his father's image.
"What, you don't believe me? Have you forgotten who found the potatoes we eat now? Your father suffered a lot for them back then," Yinzhen said admiringly.
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