The wife travels through time and space to honor her husband: The heirless prince raises a child

Rong Yang grabbed a handful of small red radishes, with the radish greens still covered in dirt. She only grabbed the greens, so the child managed to grab several and shared them with his older cousins.

Qin Xun saw this and remained gentle, saying that it was good that Rong Yang was close to her maternal grandparents.

Qin Tang's eldest sons stopped tearing off the vegetable leaves, and Qin Lang seemed quite pleased with them. The children followed suit, and Qin Lang, who was not very old, had a good relationship with his nephews.

"Qin Bi," Qin Tang said, "It's getting late, let's go back together."

Qin Bi glanced at the sky and said, "Good."

Qin Bi called Rong Yang, and everyone stood together, activated the teleportation array to leave the fiefdom, leaving Rong Wangfu's chief strategist Lin Yao and Guard Yan with soldiers to continue harvesting the remaining spiritual vegetables.

Today, let's wrap things up and finish harvesting the spiritual vegetables.

Wild vegetables were also dug up. A rain that seemed to carry spiritual energy not only caused the growth of spiritual vegetables but also a lot of wild vegetables. Each one was fresh and juicy, not lacking in moisture, and looked very pleasing.

Jiang and Lin also dug up some wild vegetables to take back to He for her to try. Wild vegetables are said to have a spirit.

Oh my, I was so surprised and excited!

After the group returned to the Rong King's residence, Qin Yan and the others took their leave.

"Rong Yang," said Qin Tang's eldest son, "visit the Qin Yan Marquis's residence when you have time."

Rong Yang nodded: "Okay."

It's not just a casual remark about being a child; Rong Yang could easily make several trips to the Marquis's residence in a single day.

After everyone from the Qin Yan Marquis's residence left, Qin Bi tossed a basket of miscellaneous spiritual vegetables to the steward. These were for the Rong King's concubine and other women. The concubine had been eyeing them for a long time. She examined the spiritual vegetables, pursed her lips, and didn't dare to say anything bad.

The backyard of the Rongwang Mansion was so crowded that not a ripple could be made, so Qin Bi tossed over a basket of spiritual vegetables.

The Rong King's illegitimate sons and daughters came and each took a portion of the sacred vegetables.

He pouted, dissatisfied, but dared not utter a sound.

They whispered a few words to each other and then left.

Qin Bi took Rong Yang back to the Prince's courtyard. Not long after, the Duchess of Yan brought back the little dumpling Rong Chi. The little dumpling had spent another day at the Duke of Yan's mansion, being pampered by a bunch of people. He didn't want to come back unless the little guy was brought back.

I absolutely cannot not bring the little dumpling back; he's so fussy at night, and no one can soothe him.

Therefore, don't take any chances; send him back to the Rongwang Mansion promptly as soon as it gets dark.

Along with the children, the young prince Yan Xun was also there to look after them.

Qin Bi: "..."

Qin Bi realized that Rong Chi was not only Rong Jun's child, but also the little dumpling that the Great Yan Emperor's family doted on. The Great Yan Emperor didn't say it, but he was willing to send a little prince to look after the child.

The prince is helping the Crown Prince Rong take care of his child. Speechless.

Qin Bi really couldn't understand the relationship between the emperor and his ministers in the Great Yan Dynasty. What was all this talk of suspicion between the emperor and his ministers? They had to see who the emperor of the Great Yan Dynasty was. This emperor was so open-minded. When powerful ministers reviewed memorials, the emperor of the Great Yan Dynasty only needed to glance at them once.

Qin Bi glanced at Rong Yang, who grabbed a handful of small red radishes, plucked off the radish tops, and tossed them to the little spirit plant chickens. A flock of little spirit plant chickens swarmed forward, chirping and scrambling to eat the radish tops.

Qin Bi's attempt to stop her was too late: "..."

"Keep the good radish greens from now on," Qin Bi instructed the child. "Why?" Rong Yang looked up, puzzled. "Aren't we going to use vegetable leaves to feed the little plant chickens?"

Qin Bi spoke casually to the child, forgetting about the ancient noblewoman and the princess consort, and said, "You broken chicken, you don't need to eat so well. We eat good food, but the spirit plant chicken doesn't eat good food."

The child exclaimed in surprise, "Do we want to eat radish greens too?"

"I'll eat," Qin Bi said. "You don't need to eat."

Rong Yang was stunned for a moment. If it tasted good, he would eat it too. He even plucked off the radish leaves and gave the little red radish to the prince: "Brother prince, this little red radish that hasn't grown yet is crisp and sweet, and it's delicious. You should try it."

The little prince took it, rinsed it, and took a bite out of the small carrot.

The little prince's eyes lit up: "Delicious! Crispy and sweet. It's a pity. It would be better if it grew bigger."

Then, the guards brought over a small chair, and the little prince sat on it, with one arm holding the little dumpling Rongchi, and the other holding a small red radish to eat. He also gave the little dumpling Rongchi a small red radish.

The little dumpling was easy to feed. Holding the little red carrot, it took a big bite and ate a small piece of carrot. The carrot tasted sweet in its mouth. The little dumpling Rong Chi continued to eat, and together with Rong Yang, the children each had a little red carrot and were very happy.

As Qin Bi watched this scene, a thought suddenly popped into her mind: the little prince Yan Xun was quite the lucky foodie.

Why do I say that? Because whenever her family has a harvest, the little prince always manages to get some. Given how actively they take care of the child, it would be unreasonable not to give him some.

Therefore, the young prince could always get a taste of whatever good food the Rong Prince's residence had.

At this time, Qin Yan and Qin Tang returned to the Marquis's residence with their family.

Qin Tang poured some small chili peppers from the small basket and gave them to Qin Yan: "Big cousin, these chili peppers are for you. I don't care how you divide them. Father and I will send them to Grandfather later."

Qin Yan didn't stand on ceremony and took the small basket to find Qin Yanhou.

Qin Yanhou's cultivation level is not high, so to improve his physique, he must eat as many spiritual vegetables as possible. Whether they are high-grade or low-grade spiritual vegetables, as long as they are spiritual vegetables, they will do. The Qin Yanhou family, which has little foundation, does not discriminate.

Qin Tang and Qin Xun, along with their families and Qin Lang, returned to the fourth courtyard.

In the main room, Qin Di and Madam He were both present. Qin Tang then distributed some small chili peppers to the third branch of the family. Qin Lang didn't stand on ceremony and happily carried the small basket away. Qin Tan returned from the county government office.

Qin Lang wanted to take it to his father to see the spiritual vegetable; the small pointed peppers were full of spiritual energy and were very rare.

Qin Tan can eat spicy food, and she can also accept small pointed peppers and celery.

Even if you can't eat spicy food, it doesn't prevent you from eating it; in fact, it's good for your cultivation.

"Father." Qin Tang showed the small basket to Qin Di and Madam He. After distributing the vegetables, this was all that was left: "There are still these small chili peppers left. Among the spiritual vegetables growing in the farmland of Prince Rong's fief, only the chili peppers contain the most spiritual energy. Qin Bi gave quite a lot, and I have already shared them with my eldest cousin."

Qin Di had heard that chili peppers possessed the highest spiritual energy among spiritual vegetables, so he wasn't surprised. Hearing Qin Tang say that they had already been distributed to Qin Yan meant that the eldest branch of the family no longer needed to worry about them...
Qin Di nodded and said, "Take out a bunch of small chili peppers. I'll take them to your grandfather. Give half to me and your mother, and you and Qin Xun can share the other half."

Qin Tang is the eldest son of the legitimate wife, so he can make the decisions.

He divided the small chili peppers, and Qin Di took his two eldest sons to the old Qin Yanhou's courtyard.

Jiang and Lin were happily telling He about their harvest in the fiefdom when Lin suddenly felt that she had to say something and said, "Mother, please put away the spirit vegetables so that Qin Han won't covet them again."

Ms. He: "..."

What kind of reputation does Qin Han have? Even her sister-in-law is afraid of her. (End of Chapter)