After traveling through time, I became the aunt of the loyal dog emperor

Once you have an idea in your mind, you will have motivation.

She was still the same as before. If she had something on her mind before going to bed, she would not be able to sleep well that night. Countless thoughts and ideas would pop up in her head, and every method seemed worth a try. She would toss and turn in bed and would not be able to fall asleep until the second half of the night.

The difference was that in the past, when she woke up, she didn't have the courage to try out the wonderful ideas she had last night, so she just let it go. This time was different. In a place where no one knew her, she was very happy to live a different way. So although she didn't know how she fell asleep, she got up early the next morning before Wan Tao came to find her.

The moment she opened the door, the scent of wintersweet in the air became stronger. She followed the scent and saw yellow flowers blooming all over the branches. Although the yellow flowers were refreshing, they did not steal the show. If you didn't look carefully, you could only see the light gray branches. Seeing the flowers, Wan Ning thought of Ziheng who sent flowers, so she walked to the side of the wintersweet unconsciously. She leaned over to smell the fragrance of the flowers, smiling lightly because someone cared about her, and her slender fingers carefully stroked the tough branches.

She also accidentally discovered a red wooden sign hanging in the branches. The sign had fine patterns and tassels at the bottom. It looked very familiar and was usually used for praying. She was very sure that this sign was not there yesterday, so she reached out to hold it in surprise to see what was written on it, but the blessing sign was not hung tightly, and the moment she held it, the sign fell off. Wan Ning was a little flustered, but she also felt that the scene in front of her was somewhat familiar.

"Where have I seen this scene before?" She held the sign in one hand and looked at it carefully, frowning and thinking seriously.

"Princess." Wan Tao, who came to wake up the princess as usual, appeared along the corridor. Seeing the princess standing alone in the yard in a daze, she called out with concern.

At that time, she didn't know what happened, but she somehow put the blessing sign in her pocket, then turned around, put her hands behind her back, smiled shyly and said hello: "Hello."

Wan Tao was stunned at first, then noticed that the princess was already dressed neatly, not as elegantly as usual, but still decent and elegant. She lowered her head to look at the extra clothes on the tray in her hand. She lowered her hand and asked, "Breakfast is ready. Would you like to eat in the front hall?"

"Very good, very good." She could count the number of times she had eaten breakfast since she came to Chu Country with her hands. She felt a little embarrassed when her sister found out that she had gotten up early. Just as she followed Wan Tao to the front hall, she suddenly asked, "Wan Tao, did anyone come to Xiang Wan Xuan last night?"

"No, Princess, did you find anything wrong?"

"Oh, no, no, I just asked a few questions. Let's go eat." Wan Ning was not giving up and wanted to find Wan Tao to confirm whether anyone had come yesterday. When she got a negative answer, she didn't want to worry them so she didn't bring it up again.

After breakfast, Wan Ning started her "grand plan". The reason for this was that she was inspired by Mu Xiu last night. If she relied on her own strength alone, even if she emptied herself, her ability would be limited. So it would be better to create more job opportunities, give them the ability to support themselves, and give them the opportunity to work on their own. In addition to what she has learned in ideological and political classes over the years, all changes are fundamentally about changing a person's mind. Here, we need to teach them to read and communicate with the world in their own way, instead of hiding behind others and looking around timidly.

She has formulated a package plan to solve the problem of making a living first. Her initial plan is to explore their employment potential and create more job opportunities. However, creating job opportunities is not something she can decide on a whim. She plans to conduct further research to understand what they will do and what the market needs. The second thing is to change their cognition, which needs to start with literacy and after having enough food, learn from the experience of predecessors in the intervals of work.

Of course, all of this was still her initial idea, and she still needed Ziheng's support to put it into practice. For this reason, she waited in Xiangwanxuan until night fell again, and when the peaceful palace returned to silence, she came to Ziheng's palace to look for him again. Since the emperor retired, on the surface, he was directly responsible for all the affairs of the court, but in fact, those officials made excuses and it was difficult to move forward.

When Wan Ning arrived at Ziheng's study, the lights were on and there were two shadows. In order not to be discovered, she hid with him. After listening to the conversation inside, she found that it was none other than Fu Yuanlang. He was reporting to the emperor the results of his investigation during this period. It turned out that the huge Chu country was harmonious on the surface, thriving internally, but it was so absurd that it could not tear up the treaty and start a war in a short time.

However, from Fu Yuanlang's report, we learned that the situation is much more negative. Ziheng's path of reform is constrained at every turn. The available resources are limited, but there are many things that need to be done.

"Your Majesty, I would like to say that according to the records in the past five years, the Chu State has been plagued by internal and external troubles due to years of war. In addition, the palace officials have been overly extravagant in food and clothing, and the available resources have long been limited. Now we can only use the limited resources in the most critical areas to overcome the difficulties. Don't be greedy and try to take care of everything." Fu Yuanlang persuaded in a neither humble nor arrogant manner.

Wan Ning hid in the dark and couldn't see his face, but she could imagine his serious look. Although his words were harsh, they were not wrong. However, the experience of "Mrs. Feng" and others might not be enough to attract the attention of the court.

"Mr. Fu is right. I will read the reform proposal carefully again." Ziheng was not angry with Fu Yuanlang because of his attitude and still answered sincerely.

After Fu Yuanlang got the answer, he tactfully said goodbye and left, leaving the young emperor alone to think. After he left, Wan Ning looked through the curtains at Ziheng standing at the desk, looking at the pile of memorials with an unpleasant look on his face, but also a little tired and bored. Suddenly he put down the things in his hands, walked around the desk sideways and walked out the door. Wan Ning held her breath and didn't dare to move at all, watching him hurriedly pass by her and walk to the door to open it.

At this time, Wan Ning suddenly jumped out, stood behind him and asked, "Ziheng, where are you going?"

The moment Ziheng turned around and saw Wan Ning, his eyes suddenly widened and all the fatigue on his face disappeared. Almost at the same time, he smiled and hugged her, leaning his face on her shoulder, and asked in a low voice.

"Yanyan, I was just about to go see you and you appeared in front of me. This feeling is so good."

Wan Ning felt warm and touched, and took the initiative to hug him and gently pat his back, caressing his tired body. She asked coquettishly, "Really? If you missed me, why didn't you come to see me yesterday?"

"I went to see you, but it was too late and the candlelight in your room was out, so I didn't disturb you. Yanyan, if I go to see you in the future, I will send someone to deliver a letter in advance, is that okay?"

Wan Ning loosened her arms around him, looked at Ziheng, shook her head, and said, "No, you're too busy. If I sent you a letter but you didn't come, I would feel resentful; if you did come, I would be stuck in longing and expectation before I see you, and I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to do anything. It's good like this now. If you come, I'll be surprised to see you; if you haven't visited me, I'll be able to come if I miss you."

"Yanyan," Ziheng hugged her tighter.

"Who said I can only wait for your love? I can get what I want myself."