He hasn't even cracked his grandfather's key yet, and what will happen then is still unknown. So why should he worry and fret about things that haven't happened yet? Isn't worrying about things that haven't happened yet just like borrowing pain in advance?
Think about it again, everything I've experienced since I came here has been good, hasn't it?
The reunification of these six children with their families went quite smoothly.
Look at what happened to Yuheng today. To be honest, it's not such a bad thing. In less than a day, that little green tea girl was laid off.
That little green tea didn't even cause a ripple, and there were no misunderstandings, grievances, disappointments, or explanations between Yuheng and her main family members.
To put it simply, Hong Xiaoduo felt that if her arrival in this dynasty was a script, then she was truly lucky. The screenwriter who wrote this script had a complete mind and very sound values.
Hong Xiaoduo slept very soundly and woke up early the next day. Fortunately, Yuheng did not order anyone to cover up the windows this morning.
At the hour of Si (9-11 AM), Princess Yuening and her husband's family arrived.
Although the princess is the current emperor's younger sister, a member of the royal family, and of noble status, Hong Xiaoduo is a benefactor to Prince Yi and his family, and an equally distinguished and special guest. Therefore, when the princess arrived, the prince did not send anyone to call her to go and greet her.
On the way to his fiefdom, Prince Yi had mentioned to Hong Xiaoduo that there weren't many guests at the banquet held in the mansion.
In other words, apart from Princess Yuening's family and a few friends she made in the fiefdom, none of them were officials.
It consisted of a local tea merchant, a villa owner, and a few chess enthusiasts.
Hong Xiaoduo deliberately checked the computer in her space and learned that in feudal society, princes could exercise some political and economic power, manage their own fiefdoms, formulate local rules and regulations, and handle some local affairs.
However, the prince's power was still limited; he still had to abide by the emperor's rule and laws, and was subject to the emperor's supervision and intervention.
Without the emperor's summons, the prince could not even return to the capital on his own.
Due to various restrictions, when he held banquets, officials with sensitive identities would at most send a congratulatory gift via a cautious messenger; they themselves and their families would not attend.
At this moment, Princess Yuening and her husband, who had just entered the palace, exchanged a few simple pleasantries with the royal uncle, Prince Yi, and his wife before being led to Guiyuan to wash up and rest, waiting for the midday banquet.
After a quick wash, Prince Consort Yu Rui, still pondering the unresolved problem of a dike in Luohua Prefecture, did not allow anyone to follow him and went to walk alone by the courtyard to think about it.
Before I knew it, I had walked to the very corner of Guiyuan Garden. Suddenly, I heard a child's voice overhead: "Ah ha, one two three, four five... ah."
Yu Rui looked up curiously following the sound and saw a child vaguely visible in the tall tree canopy above. Before he could see clearly, he let out a cry of surprise, and the child seemed to have missed a step and fell down the tree.
Without a second thought, Yu Rui stretched out his arms to catch it.
The next moment, Yu Rui felt a weight in his arms and staggered before regaining his balance and looking at the child in his arms.
The child was also looking up at him. She was a very pretty little girl with clear, big eyes, a high nose, and fair skin. The more he looked at her, the more familiar she seemed...
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