Disguised as a man: Watch me create a new dynasty

At this time, the sun was shining in the courtyard of the princess's mansion, and Linglong was arranging the servants of the princess's mansion to move things in an orderly manner.

The carriages were parked neatly at the door, their bodies shining with an antique luster in the sun.

The five carriages were already filled to the brim, with all kinds of items piled up like mountains.

Linglong carefully looked over the list in her hand again. She frowned slightly, her eyes focused and serious.

Go over in your mind the items you just loaded onto the truck, one by one, to make sure nothing is missing.

Each item was a gift carefully selected by the princess to be given to the children in the orphanage, carrying full of love and warmth.

"Okay, now that we have everything, let's go." A clear and crisp voice sounded, with a hint of decisiveness and calmness.

She was the first to board the front carriage, which was beautifully decorated and had curtains fluttering gently in the wind.

Linglong sat in the carriage, thinking about the princess' instructions and the expectant eyes of the children in the orphanage, and the corners of her mouth curled up slightly.

Following a shout, the carriage team started slowly and headed towards Wuhua Lane.

The sound of wheels rolling on the cobblestone road seemed to be playing a song of hope.

At this time, the orphanage was silent, with only the occasional whispers of children.

"Everyone stand still and let Aunt Jiang weigh you to see if you have increased in weight." Although Granny Liang's voice was a little hoarse, it was full of kindness.

The children stood in a row obediently, with innocent smiles on their little faces.

After half a month of care, the little face has grown flesh and is no longer sunken.

Their eyes were shining, full of anticipation and curiosity.

Granny Liang was sitting on a bench nearby weaving bamboo baskets. Although her hands were covered with wrinkles, they were very dexterous.

Looking at the smiles on the children's faces, she couldn't help but curl up the corners of her mouth.

However, her heart was filled with doubts.

I don’t know if the noble young man will really come. Maybe he just left some money for them out of kindness that day.

Granny Liang often went to some wealthy families to wash clothes. She knew that when the young masters of wealthy families were in a good mood, they would be very generous in rewarding their servants.

Sometimes, ten or twenty taels of silver are nothing to worry about.

The purse that I gave to Asheng that day might have been used as a reward.

At this time, they didn't know the name of the noble man, so only Ah Sheng was willing to believe that the noble man would come again.

In the kitchen, Aunt Wang had just prepared breakfast, and the steaming food was emitting an enticing aroma.

Aunt Wang came out and saw a bunch of little kids standing in a row according to their heights, and a warm feeling welled up in her heart.

Her current life is something she never dared to imagine. Although she cannot eat meat for every meal, it is much better than her previous life of only one meal a day and not being able to get enough.

She also didn't believe that the kind-hearted young man would come again, and originally advised Ah Sheng to be frugal, but Ah Sheng insisted on listening to the young man's advice and using the money to feed his younger brothers and sisters and make them grow fat within fifteen days.

She didn't try to stop them, just thinking of it as making the children happy for a while.

A child this young cannot be troubled by worries every day, otherwise he will lose his childish look.

Two boys started arguing over who was one finger taller than the other. Their faces turned red and neither of them gave in.

"Okay, okay, hurry up and weigh it. After weighing, have breakfast. Maybe the young master will come soon."

Aunt Wang said with a smile, a hint of teasing in her tone.

After saying that, he went straight into the kitchen to serve the meal.

She and Aunt Zhao worked until very late that day and missed the young man, but after listening to Granny Liang's talk, she knew that the young man was kind-hearted.

But how could such people who were reduced to dust deserve the pity of a nobleman? He just couldn't bear to see the children disappointed.

Aunt Zhao was helping to organize the children's clothes, with a hint of worry on her face.

Like Granny Liang and Aunt Wang, she felt that the young master might just be in a whim and wouldn't really come again.

After all, they live at the bottom of society, which is a far cry from those young masters from wealthy families.

However, she also hoped that the young master could come, because the children's expectations were so strong and they longed for the warmth and love.

Aunt Jiang weighed the children carefully. She recorded each child's weight while muttering to herself.

She also didn't believe that the young master would come, but she couldn't bear to dash the children's hopes.

She looked at the children's expectant eyes and felt a little reluctant.

These children are so pitiful. They live in poverty, but still maintain their innocence and kindness.

If the young master could really come, it would be such a big surprise for the children.

A horse-drawn carriage slowly drove into the narrow alley, and the crisp sound of the bells sounded particularly pleasant in this shabby alley.

The children excitedly gathered around the carriage, their little faces full of curiosity and surprise.

"Wow, the carriage is so beautiful!" A little girl with pigtails, with sparkling eyes, skipped and followed the carriage.

"Look at that horse, it's so tall! Much bigger than Uncle Wang's donkey." A little boy looked up, his face full of envy.

The carriage continued to move towards the orphanage. The neighbors in the alley came out from their doors one after another, watching the carriages one after another enter the alley, their eyes full of surprise.

"Whose carriage is this? Why did it end up in this shabby alley?" a woman in coarse clothes muttered in a low voice.

"Have you forgotten? Didn't a nobleman come to the orphanage half a month ago? Maybe it's that nobleman who came." An old man next to him said slowly while smoking a pipe.

"Oh, I thought that young master was just talking, but I didn't expect he would really come." The woman widened her eyes, her face full of disbelief.

"This young master is so kindhearted that he still cares about these children." Another young wife held the child in her arms, with envy in her eyes.

"That's right. We haven't seen such a nice carriage in this alley for many years. I don't know where this young man came from and why he is so rich." A middle-aged man touched his chin, thinking.

Everyone was talking about it, and their hearts were full of curiosity and speculation about this noble young man.

Some people think that this noble young man must be the son of a wealthy family, and he came here to show kindness because he had nothing to do after eating.

Some people also think that this noble young man might be a kind-hearted person who specializes in helping children from poor families.

But no matter what, everyone was surprised and envious of the arrival of this noble young man.

The carriage finally stopped in front of the orphanage. Linglong got off the carriage and looked at the excited children around her with a gentle smile on her face.

"Children, don't surround the carriage. Be careful not to bump into things." Linglong said softly.

But the children didn't listen and continued chattering around the carriage.