Her long eyelashes seemed to be facing a problem, fluttering every now and then, making her look even more adorable.
For some reason, Emperor Chongzhao's mood improved.
"The key to solving the Seven Rings problem lies in one ring; take a look."
The child was startled by the sudden sound and subconsciously looked up. Hearing that it was the solution to the problem, he couldn't help but look over to see the next step. He immediately discovered the key to the solution and successfully solved the problem that had been troubling him.
Emperor Chongzhao, seeing how quickly the child grasped the concepts, suddenly understood the joy of teaching children.
"come over!"
Emperor Chongzhao beckoned to Qingyin, his gesture casual, as if he were teasing a kitten or puppy.
The fair-skinned little dumpling walked over obediently.
The side courtyard was a little smaller than the main courtyard, but it had everything one could need.
Emperor Chongzhao casually sat down at a desk, picked up the little dumpling beside him, and hugged it.
"Can you read?"
The little ball of fluff, as white as a sheet of paper, shook its head.
The young emperor chuckled softly: "The little mute is still a little illiterate."
The little dumpling, whose fair and tender skin had finally gained a little weight, had its cheeks puffed up and its mouth turned up in a pout.
The pampering these days has made the child a little temperamental.
"Heh, this illiterate little guy can get angry." The young emperor pinched a little chubby cheek.
Li Yuanzhen, who was following behind, broke out in a cold sweat when he saw Qingyin get angry.
I almost felt a surge of goodwill and wanted to advise His Majesty to spare this ignorant child.
The next second, I was shocked and relieved.
He thought His Majesty would be angry, but he was actually quite gentle and just pinched the child's cheek, saying to the child, "Come, I will teach you to write."
The two large characters, "Ruyu" and "Longfeiwu," were printed on the paper, and the handwriting was truly artistic. The child stared at the paper with wide eyes.
Emperor Chongzhao couldn't help but smile even more deeply as he watched this scene.
Do you want to learn?
Qingyin nodded eagerly.
The scene, so warm and welcoming, as if a personal tutor were present at the desk in the side courtyard, was so astonishing that if the concubines, who felt they had lost their interests, were to witness it, they would likely completely change their minds.
Unfortunately, only His Majesty's trusted confidant, Li Yuanzhen, witnessed this scene.
After a morning of learning without realizing it, or perhaps it was Qingyin's deliberate doing, she learned her own name and twenty simple characters. She was clever, but not particularly outstanding.
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