Don't be a salted fish, the daily life of the concubine in the palace

If the Prince of Yan could stand on her side, the Queen would not have been able to take away her three children.

The princess closed her eyes and said in a hoarse voice, "The Imperial College is full of geniuses. If Cheng Ke and Cheng Zhen don't work hard, they will be crushed by others sooner or later. If they grow up to be called idiots, where will the Yan Palace stand? As for Yao'er, those four old maids can teach her however they want. It's none of my business."

Ever since Li Yao exposed the princess's withholding of food in front of King Yan, the princess has become increasingly disappointed with her daughter.

Raising a daughter without being partial to herself is like raising an ungrateful person.

The incense and candles in the shrine were burning. The princess slowly raised her eyes and gazed at the compassionate Buddha statue.

The princess held the Buddhist beads one by one, her eyes becoming more determined: "This is the Prince of Yan's Mansion, it's my territory. My mother sent four old women here, isn't this a slap in my face? Those four old women, don't think about destroying my two children."

For the sake of her children, she has to fight these old ladies.

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The days in Liuli Pavilion were peaceful.

Shen Wei has been eating well, sleeping well and exercising properly these days.

The dessert shop she opened is doing a booming business and is currently expanding. It has gradually become famous in Yanjing and is expected to soon become the number one dessert shop in Yanjing.

Shen Wei's life was going smoothly, but the princess' life was in dire straits. According to the information from the gossip expert Cai Ping, the princess and the four old maids were in a lot of trouble.

They appear to be friendly on the surface, but they are actually very fierce and fighting openly and secretly.

The princess was so busy that she didn't even bother to deal with the pregnant Shen Wei. The new girl Xiang'er, whom the princess had brought in to share her favor, had been completely forgotten in the backyard.

In the courtyard, Shen Wei was leisurely leaning on a reclining chair, looking through the account book sent by "Wei Yan Ji". Shen Wei instructed Rong Mama: "Talk to Shopkeeper Ye again, and add a [delivery] service after the new products are put on the shelves. If any nobleman in Yanjing needs it, just ask the waiter to pack the dessert and deliver it to the door."

As the store became more and more famous, customers came in an endless stream.

Appropriately adding "take-out" services can differentiate customers and increase store sales.

"I have noted it all." Aunt Rong answered calmly, and she admired Shen Wei even more in her heart.

The idea of ​​delivering goods to your home is really novel.

Shen Wei was leisurely flipping through the account book when Cai Ping came from outside the yard to report that Li Yao had arrived. Shen Wei put down the account book and saw Li Yao's fair and reserved face.

Shen Wei asked someone to invite her in.

After not seeing each other for a few days, Li Yao's body recovered quite well. Li Yao was holding a delicate little box in her hand. Her big black eyes swept over Shen Wei and she spoke softly: "Shen, Aunt Shen, I was poisoned that day, and my mother almost misunderstood you... Yao'er apologizes to you."

Li Yao handed over the small pink and white box.

This is a takeaway box from Wei Yan Ji, which contains a bowl of new dessert.

Li Yao is essentially a kind girl. After she came to her senses, she realized that Shen Wei was almost misunderstood. She always felt guilty towards Shen Wei, so she took the initiative to apologize to her.

The princess has ignored Li Yao for the past few days and has no time to supervise Li Yao in learning music, chess, calligraphy and painting. Li Yao is like a bird that has flown out of a cage, very free, and even has time to visit Shen Wei.

"Thank you, Sister Yao." Shen Wei smiled kindly.

Li Yao breathed a sigh of relief.

But she did not leave immediately, but asked timidly: "Shen, Aunt Shen, can I play on the swing for a while?"

After all, Li Yao was only an eight-year-old girl, at the age of playing. She liked Shen Wei's Glazed Pavilion very much. The flowers were beautiful, the trees were lush, there were peaches on the trees, and there were red tomatoes in the vegetable garden.

What attracted Li Yao the most was the swing under the big tree.

Shen Wei nodded and said with a smile: "Cai Ping, take her to the swing."

Cai Ping happily accepted the order and took Li Yao to swing. Li Yao had only seen swings in books, and the princess usually did not allow her to swing, saying that girls should be dignified.

Today is Li Yao's first time swinging on a swing. She holds Caiping's hand and carefully holds the sturdy swing rope.

The swing frame is made of a wooden chair structure and is very safe to sit on. Caiping pushed gently from behind, and Li Yao's thin little body swayed, with joy in her eyes.

Swinging, so much fun!

As the swing swayed, the gentle breeze brushed across her cheeks, and Li Yao's body floated into the air, as if she had freed herself from all restraints. She was like a soaring bird, blending into the beautiful scenery.

After playing for half an hour, Li Yao happily left the swing. After playing, she still remembered the unfinished homework.

The old nanny who taught her came from the palace and told Li Yao that the eldest daughter of the palace also had responsibilities and would be the head of the family in the future. The old nanny taught her to read the account books, analyze the composition of the family's property, and learn how to manage the land and shops. Li Yao studied very hard.

Li Yao likes to look at the account books very much. It is much more interesting and relaxing than playing the piano or painting.

She politely expressed her gratitude to Shen Wei: "Thank you, Aunt Shen. Yao'er will come to visit again another day. Aunt, please take good care of yourself."

Li Yao skipped away.

Cai Ping poured Shen Wei a cup of tea and asked softly, "Master, Miss Yao always comes to our Liuli Pavilion. If she gets poisoned again one day, we will be in trouble."

Shen Wei held the celadon teacup, a hint of sympathy in her eyes: "It is a child's nature to love playing. It is normal to play at a playful age and be busy at a busy age."

The princess devoted herself to her two sons and had completely given up on Li Yao.

What is poison to others is honey to me. In Shen Wei's opinion, Li Yao is a very good daughter with a pure character and a good child.

It’s a pity that the princess is blind and can’t see the good in Li Yao.

Shen Wei stroked her flat belly. In the future, if the baby in her belly could have the love and care of Li Yao, the eldest daughter of the royal family, it would be a guarantee.

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Li Yao returned to her own courtyard and continued to learn how to read the account books under the guidance of the old nanny.

When it was dark, the old nanny served a fine dinner. Seeing Li Yao concentrating on studying, the old nanny's eyes were full of praise: "Young Master Yao is very diligent."

The old nanny was sent by the Queen.

The old nanny originally thought that Li Yao would be a difficult girl to serve. But after a few days of getting along with her, the old nanny was simply astonished - Li Yao was smart, kind, hardworking and diligent.

She likes to play, but she knows when to play.

She likes to eat, but she won't overeat.

She is a very smart little girl.

"Thank you, Mammy." Li Yao finished her dinner with a full stomach. Since the old mammy came to take care of her, Li Yao could eat a full meal every day.

Li Yao also didn't forget the princess. The princess hadn't come to see her these few days, and Li Yao missed her very much. She specially brought two pieces of peach cakes and ran to Kunyu Courtyard.