Li Chenjiao finally chose four girls, and that same day she had Xiao Luzi visit each of them to ask for their opinions and bring them small gifts.
Because of the girls' current age, Li Chenjiao still prepared some velvet flowers for each of them.
If you're looking for a gift for a young girl, a velvet flower is a good choice—it's practical but won't feel too expensive or like a handout.
In the end, all the girls from the families said they were willing.
Li Chenjiao also remembered the names of a few girls: two Lan, Yilharan and Ninglange, and two Mu, Yaximu and Shumu.
The two orchids should be quieter, while the two woods should be more lively and energetic.
They were all five-year-old girls, and Li Chenjiao gave them two or three days to get ready.
But that doesn't mean they can't go home in the future. The Second Princess is currently studying and gets one day off every ten days, so they can go home when the Second Princess is resting.
If there's anything going on at home, Li Chenjiao won't make things difficult for anyone to leave.
The girls on either side didn't show much homesickness on their first day.
Li Chenjiao showed neither satisfaction nor dissatisfaction. Every day at noon, she would prepare sweet water for the girls after the Second Princess returned from school.
With the lingering heat of late summer fading away, October arrived in the blink of an eye.
Galdan's daughter did not stay in the capital for long, but the Emperor did arrange a marriage for Galdan's son. It is said that a suitable girl was chosen from the imperial clan and given the title of Princess Heshuo.
Then Grand Secretary Zhang Ying requested to retire, and there were many events happening in the court this September.
Because of the events within the Hesheli clan, the Crown Prince was implicated and neglected. Currently, the Prince Zhi and the Third Prince Cheng are the most favored in the court.
The Fourth Prince attracted attention for a while after he was first granted the title of Prince of the County, but he was too low-key and was gradually forgotten.
This was also because he had not been given any additional tasks by his father, the Emperor.
For the remaining three months of the fortieth year of Kangxi's reign, there were only minor squabbles in the court. As winter snow fell, the forty-first year of Kangxi's reign arrived silently.
The snow came early and in thick, foreshadowing a year destined to be anything but peaceful.
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