The Tenth Prince was unwilling to give up on the brain teasers, so he pestered Jiang Ranli to tell him a few more. Seeing that his wife was trapped, Yin'er stepped forward and dragged the Tenth Prince aside, giving Jiang Ranli some peace and quiet.
Because Yinzhen had fed Jiang Ranli too much food before, his stomach was bloated, so he got up and walked around to digest the food.
The weather at the end of September is getting cooler, and the sun is not as scorching as before. Standing under the shade of trees and enjoying the gentle breeze, it is particularly cool and comfortable.
Jiang Ranli closed his eyes slightly, spread his arms and stretched his body lazily. He had just sat for too long, and now he felt particularly comfortable stretching.
"What are you doing?".
Just as Jiang Ranli was stretching her limbs, she heard the Eighth Prince's voice from behind her, which made her lose her balance and stagger.
At this time, the Fourteenth Prince came running over from somewhere and grabbed her, thus avoiding close contact with the ground.
"I scared you," the Eighth Prince said apologetically.
Jiang Ranli hurriedly shook his head, "No, the terrain here is uneven, and I'm not very honest, so I couldn't stand steadily. Hey, where is the Eighth Lady?"
There was no sign of Guo Luoluo behind the Eighth Prince, nor was there any sign of her around him. Jiang Ranli couldn't help but feel curious.
"Eighth sister-in-law went to get something from the carriage and will be here soon," Fourteenth Prince spoke up to clear up Jiang Ranli's confusion.
"So that's how it is," Jiang Ranli nodded.
The Eighth Prince stood with one hand behind his back, his eyes as gentle as jade gazing into the distance, looking like a banished immortal who was isolated from the world.
Jiang Ranli sighed silently on the side, thinking that the sons of Emperor Kangxi were all outstanding. Thinking of this, she thought of Yinzhen, and a smile appeared in the corners of her eyes and eyebrows.
"Li'er, thank you."
Just as Jiang Ranli was lost in thought about Yinzhen, the Eighth Prince's voice rang out again.
"The story you told about the monk and the young man has helped me solve the problem in my heart. The outing you and Old Nine arranged has also made me feel much better," the Eighth Prince continued, looking into the distance.
Hearing him say this, Jiang Ranli's eyebrows curved. She knew that the Eighth Prince would definitely be able to understand the metaphor of the joke.
Everyone thinks that the fishing rod is good and can catch a lot of fish, but from another perspective, the young man's choice of pig is also a good choice. This little joke is a metaphor for looking at the problem from a different perspective when encountering something. What everyone thinks is good may not be the best, and other choices may have more possibilities.
"The fishing rod may be good, but if the young man chooses the pig, he will have more possibilities," the Eighth Prince murmured. He stood facing the wind in elegant blue clothes. He was no longer listless, but had regained his usual high spirits.
Not long after, Guo Luoluo came over and the Eighth Prince accompanied her to enjoy the scenery nearby. So, only Jiang Ranli and the Fourteenth Prince were left there.
"Li'er, you are really amazing. Before, my grandfather, the ninth brother and the tenth brother comforted the eighth brother for a long time. Although he said that he didn't care, he was still in a bad mood. Today, you helped the eighth brother completely untie the knot in his heart." The fourteenth prince's eyes were bright, and they were even more dazzling when he looked at Jiang Ranli.
"I've always been awesome, this is the first time you know it," Jiang Ranli crossed her arms over her chest, slightly raised her chin, and looked very confident. The sunlight shone through the leaves onto her, casting a hazy shadow, making her look particularly playful at this moment.
The Fourteenth Prince was stunned for a moment, then he laughed, "Master, I used the wrong word. You have always been so powerful."
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