The female general of the last days returned to ancient times to raise a young prostitute

The city of Nanhua Prefecture was registered under the name of Princess Fu'an, and all taxes collected in the entire city of Nanhua Prefecture went directly into Princess Fu'an's private treasury.

Few people in the court knew about this until now, simply because the emperor did not disclose Mo Rao's identity, and few people knew about Princess Fu'an.

Although a peasant girl is now the Crown Prince's consort, and is already a wealthy and noble lady, the status of a princess is the confidence given to Mo Rao by the emperor.

With the identity of a princess, even if she cannot live with the prince in the future, she still has the identity of a princess, and people naturally dare not look down on her.

By the time Mo Rao arrived at Mojia Village, it was already three o'clock in the morning.

The village was quiet at night, and in order not to disturb their families, the group decided to go directly to the laboratory.

The mountain gate was tightly closed. Mo Rao stepped forward and knocked on the door. The knocking sounded very rhythmic. There was also a secret code for knocking on the door. The person inside knocked a few times in response, and then Mo Rao followed suit and knocked a few times, and the door opened.

The gatekeeper was Jia Er. Jia Er was a simple and honest man, so Mo's father gave him the job of gatekeeper. The job of gatekeeper was a good one, and many people were vying for it.

The salary of a doorman is good and the work is easy, who wouldn’t be jealous?

"Miss, Professor Du, Young Master, you are back," Jia Er said as he quickly opened the heavy door.

Mo Rao smiled and said, "I'm sorry to disturb your sleep so late."

"How could that be? Miss, you can come anytime. This is my job," Jia Er said naively.

Mo Rao was quite satisfied with Jia Er's diligence and responsibility. The fact that he opened the door for them at the first moment showed that he was quite alert.

After entering the mountain gate, the loaded carriage found a place to park.

The others continued walking towards the end of the mountain road. They had originally planned to set up a tent for the secret guards and the guards in the barracks to rest, but they unexpectedly arrived at the door of the laboratory, which surprised Mo Rao.

The laboratory wasn't open to everyone, but not far from it were rows of villas, a whole villa district. There were twenty villas in a staggered row, three of which were already renovated, and the others were still under renovation.

Du Wenbo drew the blueprints for this villa complex and asked the village chief to find someone to build it. Living in the mountains all day long requires a better living space. And the apprentices in the laboratory must be allocated houses if they perform well and make great contributions, so naturally houses have to be built.

Mo Rao had never expected that a villa would appear here. Although this piece of land had been allocated to Du Wenbo before, allowing him to have free rein, she had never expected that this man was a man of action. He had built so many houses in just a few days.

Mo Rao raised an eyebrow and gave a thumbs-up: "Professor Du, you are really amazing. In such a short time, you have built this villa area."

Du Wenbo said with a smile, "Ah! To be honest, it cost a lot of money to build all these houses. You have to reimburse me."

Mo Rao felt upset when she saw Du Wenbo's money-obsessed look. "Just keep it. I gave you so much silver last time, and we didn't mention it. This time, the emperor gave you both a house and silver. You have the nerve to ask me to reimburse you."

As for money, the more the better, of course, Du Wenbo smiled happily.

Hey! OK! The money for building the house should be deducted from my account. Who told me I have money? Mo Rao smiled with a face that looked like he deserved a beating.

But you built this house at the right time, it's just the right place to house them.

The people who escorted them were carefully selected by the emperor, and their skills were all top-notch.

Lao Zeng, take them here to rest. If you need anything, call Anzi directly. Anzi is Du Wenbo's senior apprentice.

The renovated villa was originally prepared for his own people, so the phone was directly connected to the laboratory. Normally, Anzi would answer the laboratory phone.

Zeng Xiangkang was also the person assigned by the emperor to Mo Rao. He was deeply trusted by the emperor, and the key was that he had extraordinary skills.

Zeng Xiangkang was in a state of confusion from the moment he entered the mountain gate. The mountain road was smooth and flat. Even in the most prosperous Kyoto, the road was not as smooth as this, except for the Imperial Palace.

What shocked him was not the smooth road surface, but the streetlights on both sides of the road. The lights here were not the candlelight or oil lamps he was familiar with. Instead, they were lights he had never seen before, illuminating the mountain forest at night as bright as day.