After eating two pieces, Changning felt that the juice was plentiful, sweet and delicious, and indeed very good. She then fed Yinzhen a bite.
Yinzhen observed her expression: "Do you like it?"
Changning nodded: "It's good, quite delicious, and very sweet. There's plenty of that in Lingnan, isn't there?"
"We're just trying something new from the local specialties."
"It's nothing special. How could a single rider bring lychees to a concubine's smile, but no one knew they were coming?"
Hearing her recite poetry, Yinzhen laughed: "You're so cunning, even eating lychees requires a whole army to bring a smile to the imperial concubine's face. Do you know any other poems?"
Changning raised her chin, indicating to Yinzhen that he looked down on her. She was a graduate of a 211 university in modern times, wasn't she?
"I would eat three hundred lychees a day and not mind being a Lingnan native forever."
Yinzhen nodded approvingly. Seeing her expression of seeking praise, he couldn't help but chuckle and said, just as he was coaxing Hongzhao, "Very good, our Yaoxian speaks eloquently."
Changning felt a sense of satisfaction, but also a little strange. Why was he speaking in such a coaxing tone?
Is it true that pregnancy makes you stupid for three years?
However, when it came to Su Shi's poem, Changning couldn't help but ask, "I heard there's a saying in Lingnan, 'One bite of lychee is like three fires,' meaning that eating too many lychees will cause internal heat. But Su Shi misheard it as 'Eating three hundred lychees a day.' I wonder if that's true?"
This was the first time Yinzhen had heard such a claim. He thought about it seriously for a moment and then replied earnestly, "Next time we go on an inspection tour to Lingnan, let's hear it and see if Su Dongpo misunderstood."
Changning "..."
What should I do if I feel like I've been coaxed again?
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