No, I was just a concubine, how did I become the queen?

The Fourth Master was a little worried, so he asked the imperial physician to see him again, and the conclusion reached was that there was no problem.

Hongyun is simply lazy, especially in winter. Wouldn't it be better to just lie there and take root?

I had to get up and go through all the trouble, and it was cold and tiring.

Lin Mingyan was a soft-hearted person. Seeing him like this, she discussed with the Fourth Master: "Why don't we report Hongyun as sick and not go to the palace."

That's my own child, even if he's a lazy guy, it doesn't seem to work.

Never mind, it’s okay to be lazy when you are a kid.

"No, you must go!" The Fourth Master disagreed.

Normally he is a loving father who cares about his children, but when it comes to letting his children show their faces, he will not hesitate at all.

The person sitting above is his grandfather and also the emperor. If he deceives him for the time being and is discovered later, Hongyun will have no future.

No matter how much Lin Mingyan loves her child, she will not confront the Fourth Master, so she can only go back to training Hongyun.

Hongyun was a very perceptive guy. He knew that he couldn't get away with it, so he spoke quickly and clearly.

She asked the triplets to say it together, as if they had been rehearsing it for a long time.

"You stinky boy!" Lin Mingyan was furious. "You are so capable, yet you are still lazy!"

No.

A child like this cannot be allowed to be lazy by nature!

For the first time, Lin Mingyan experienced the feelings of modern parents who push their children too hard.

She consulted with the Fourth Master: "When the weather warms up in the spring, we should find a teacher to teach the children."

"It's because I'm too easy to talk to that Hongyun is like this."

Being lazy when you are a child is cute, but when you grow up, aren’t you a lazy person?

As the emperor's son, it is impossible for him not to get married, right?

If I find a wife, wouldn’t that bring trouble to her?

"I don't blame you. You are responsible for raising my daughter, but my son is my responsibility." The Fourth Master took the responsibility on himself. "It's all my negligence. I will hire a teacher next year."

He has established himself in the Ministry of Revenue in recent years. Apart from anything else, his promotion of sweet potatoes is a great achievement that will go down in history books.

These achievements did not come out of thin air, but were built up bit by bit.

I am so busy that I don’t have time to take care of my children, and I still feel a little guilty.

Seeing that the gentleman was genuinely feeling guilty, Lin Mingyan quickly stopped him and said, "What's the big deal? They're only three years old. Now is the perfect time for them to start learning."

Nowadays, children go to kindergarten at the age of three, so it’s not too late to set rules at this time.

"Let's not talk about Honghui, he's smart and clever, and he has the demeanor of an elder brother," the Fourth Master was very satisfied. "Yaliqi has the demeanor of our Manchu aunt."

"Hongyun is also a smart guy. If we don't turn him around, he might lead his younger brothers astray."

The Fourth Master is the kind of person who takes action immediately once he sets a goal.

Although the Chinese New Year is just a few days away, I have already started working on my future education plans.

I spent several days in the small study in the inner courtyard, drawing up a class schedule, taking every aspect into consideration.

Lin Mingyan went to take a look and was stunned: "They are so young, and they still have horseback riding and archery lessons?"

"It's not necessary to mount horses and shoot arrows now, but their ponies can be raised and their small bows and arrows can be used," the Fourth Master explained.

As soon as the brothers were old enough to walk, they had their own horses and grew up with the foals.

When the horses grow up, they can also climb on them.

"My first horse is still kept in the pasture of the other courtyard, but it's too old to ride anymore," the Fourth Master missed his chestnut pony, E'dun.

He personally raised a foal into a tall horse. Even after the emperor gave him Zhuifeng, he still remembered Edun.

Lin Mingyan also likes her own horse very much, and of course she is happy to see the children have their own pets.

Especially for Hongyun, once he has his own horse, the horse becomes his responsibility.

If he continues to be lazy, his horse will live worse than his brothers and sisters. Let's see if he can bear it!

Thinking this way, it’s just like a young person who wants to lie down.

If you add mortgage, car loan and child to his debt, he will be as hard-working as an ox or a horse even if he lies down.

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What's so pitiful?

When the Fourth Master heard her say that children should be responsible for their pets, he remembered the dog she had raised when she was a child.

Then he said, "I heard that a good dog was born in the palace. Can I get you one to raise?"

Lin Mingyan suddenly heard this and the smile on her face disappeared. She picked at her fingers and said, "Forget it. I already have Xiao Leng and Hei Dou."

Although these two are swans, they are no worse than dogs.

But they are birds and don't have the comfortable fur of dogs.

Usually, we were afraid that they would feel uncomfortable if they were kept in the mansion because there was not enough water, so we kept them on the farm.

Now they have become the tyrants in the village, and all the chickens, ducks and geese there are under the control of these two ancestors.

Every time I stay at the farm for a short stay, these two little guys make me laugh until my stomach hurts.

"You can't hold Xiao Leng and Hei Dou in your arms, so you'd better get a puppy," the Fourth Master advised her.

What you cannot have when you are young will eventually become what you pursue throughout your life.

The Fourth Master himself understood this truth, and he is now fulfilled.

I feel even more sorry for Cha Cha because she didn't get what she wanted when she was a child, and I always hope to help her get it in every way possible.

Lin Mingyan was a little moved, but when Xiao Hei's image appeared in her mind, she shook her head.

She already has a dog and doesn't want Xiao Hei to be replaced by another dog.

Seeing that she was really unwilling, the Fourth Master had no choice but to give up. After all, the name "Xiao Hei" had already been given to Xiao Leng and Hei Dou.

After the small talk, it was time to go to the palace to pay New Year’s greetings.

Early in the morning, the entire mansion was busy.

Geng and others in the backyard were not qualified to enter the palace, so they could only send their children to the front yard to gather.

However, Lin Mingyan didn't need to work too hard, as each child had a wet nurse and other servants who could take good care of them.

It was still the familiar process to enter the palace, but after separating from the Fourth Master this year, Lin Mingyan was a little worried about the children.

When they arrived at Yonghe Palace amidst another storm, Lin Mingyan finally remembered that the Fourth Master had simply been fooling her.

It was obvious that he had taken all the children to the front, and he also told her to divide the work and cooperate with each other, and asked her to take care of the two princesses.

When Concubine De heard her complain, her eyes wrinkled with laughter: "This Fourth Prince can also be so mischievous."

"You're still talking about division of labor and cooperation. Once the auspicious words are said over there, you'll be overwhelmed by the six children being sent to you!"

Having more children is certainly a good thing, but gathering them in Yonghe Palace during the New Year is a headache.

Lin Mingyan even laughed, she was really dizzy.

Sure enough, just as the mahjong tiles were cracked, the children came back.

But now that I have a child, there is no need to play mahjong anymore.

Defei and Lin Mingyan didn't care, but Li Changzai and Xu Changzai's eyes lit up when they looked at the children.

They were just toys for Emperor Kangxi to entertain and relieve his boredom, and they were not lucky enough to get pregnant.

At this age, seeing children is more exciting than seeing gold.