My husband is pure and has few desires, but I gave birth to three children in a row

The fourth princess wrote furiously and complained all night last night.

I almost missed the day when Prince Jin and Princess Jin came to the palace to express their gratitude this morning.

Fortunately, we finally caught up after rushing.

Normally, one should go to see the emperor first when entering the palace, but the emperor sent a message in the morning saying that he would come to the imperial concubine's palace after the morning court, and then they would meet the new bride together.

When the fourth princess arrived, the emperor had not yet arrived.

However, Prince Jin and Princess Jin have already arrived.

The obvious dark circles under the eyes of Prince Jin were very eye-catching.

On the other hand, Princess Jin looked calm and composed, without any trace of shyness of a newly-bride, and she was truly composed and dignified.

After greeting each other, the Fourth Princess took one look at the Prince of Jin and couldn't help but ask, "Royal brother, were you beaten up? Why are your eyes so dark, just like the pug I've been raising lately?"

The Prince of Jin angrily hit the Fourth Princess and said, "You've become quite capable. You're comparing your brother to a dog?"

The fourth princess stuck out her tongue at him, and the brother and sister started fighting again.

Concubine Xiao looked at this scene with a headache, and really wanted to throw these two troublesome people out.

Look at the newly-minted daughter-in-law next to her. Her face is as calm as water, and she sits as steady as a mountain. Well, at first glance, she is a good candidate to be a princess or a wife.

Rubbing her eyebrows, Concubine Xiao said, "The two brothers and sisters have been quarreling like this since they were young. I can't do anything about him. As his wife, you should pay more attention to him in the future--"

Princess Jin stood up and agreed gently: "Yes, your daughter-in-law will persuade the prince more in the future."

No more words.

Although the Fourth Princess was quarreling with Prince Jin, she also paid half of her attention to Princess Jin.

Seeing Princess Jin's response and attitude, he felt unhappy and couldn't help showing it on his face.

Prince Jin grabbed the Fourth Princess by the neck, turned her face around, and whispered in her ear, "Don't be angry, don't be angry, your Royal Brother knows what's going on!"

After saying that, he winked at the fourth princess.

The fourth princess glared at him. Since her brother knew about it, she would not interfere.

The eldest sister-in-law has said it long ago that as a sister-in-law, you should never interfere in your brother's affairs.

Otherwise, you will become the evil sister-in-law in other people's eyes.

She didn't want to be called a wicked sister-in-law.

She snorted, pinched the soft flesh on King Jin's waist, and threatened: "Hmph, bring me something good, and I won't be an evil sister-in-law anymore."

King Jin was stunned, but he soon understood.

He pinched the Fourth Princess's cheek and said with a smile, "Your eldest daughter-in-law taught you this, didn't she?"

The Fourth Princess slapped the Prince of Jin's claws away, placed her hands on her hips, and sneered, "You're jealous, I have a legitimate wife, and you don't!"

Prince Jin was so angry that he started pulling the fourth princess' hair again.

Princess Jin looked at the close relationship between the brother and sister, and a touch of tenderness and nostalgia flashed across her eyes, but she quickly restrained it and became calm again.

Concubine Xiao drank tea, took everything in, and had a plan in mind.

The Prince of Jin accidentally pulled out a hair of the Fourth Princess, and finally had to pay countless treasures to appease this little ancestor.

Just as he was coaxed, the emperor came in.

Everyone bowed and saluted. The emperor helped Concubine Xiao up with one hand and walked to the upper seat while asking, "I heard it was very lively here from a distance, why is it so quiet since I came in?"

The fourth princess pouted, stepped forward and took the emperor's hand, acting coquettishly: "Just now, it was Sixth Brother who pulled out a hair of mine. Father, look at Sixth Brother, he is already a married man, but he is still pulling my hair like a child! Father, please punish him--"

The emperor glanced at Prince Jin, feeling somewhat disappointed. "Sixth Prince, how old are you? Why are you still acting like a child? You just like teasing your sister?"

Prince Jin also felt wronged: "Father, my fourth sister lost just one hair, and I paid almost half the warehouse for it! Why didn't you say anything to her?"

The emperor looked around and met the fourth princess's gaze. He quickly took a stand: "As a brother, what's wrong with you giving your sister a little something? You deserve it!"

They were having a great time chatting and laughing, and seemed to be more harmonious than ordinary families.

Princess Jin stood below with her head lowered. The emperor could not see her expression clearly, but Concubine Xiao, who was sitting next to her, saw Princess Jin purse her lips, which soon relaxed.

He smiled and said, "Alright, both of you, stop messing around. Your brother and sister-in-law have to go pay their respects to the Queen Mother soon, so don't keep her waiting too long."

With Concubine Xiao's reminder, someone immediately brought in the gift bag and served tea.

Prince Jin and Princess Jin both knelt before the Emperor and Concubine Xiao, kowtowed and offered them tea.

The emperor and Concubine Xiao took the tea, touched their lips with it, and put it aside.

Each of them received rewards which are not mentioned here.

The Princess of Jin also presented the Emperor and Concubine Xiao with shoes, socks, clothes, fan covers and other items she had made herself.

The fourth princess was given a set of red gold and Cordyceps headwear, which was very unique and lovely.

Although the Fourth Princess still felt something was wrong when she looked at Princess Jin, she liked the gift very much.

He smiled at Princess Jin and said, "Thank you, sister-in-law."

Princess Jin also smiled slightly, and her eyes became softer.

The emperor was very busy with his daily affairs, so it was a great honor for him to sit for a while.

He quickly got up and went back to the imperial study.

Concubine Xiao urged Prince Jin and Princess Jin to go and pay a visit to the Queen Mother and other high-ranking concubines in the palace.

Led by their nanny, Prince Jin and Princess Jin went to pay a visit to the Queen Mother.

After everyone left, she saw the Fourth Princess still clinging to her headgear and couldn't help teasing her, "Didn't you come back yesterday all fussy, thinking you were a bad Sixth Sister-in-law? Why are you so obsessed with the gifts they gave you?"

The Fourth Princess came up to Noble Concubine Xiao and said, "Mother, actually, when Sixth Sister-in-law smiled at me just now, she wasn't so cold anymore. But why didn't she smile at my brother?"

Concubine Xiao said meaningfully: "Because your sixth sister-in-law is a truly intelligent person, and is also someone who is born to be suitable for this palace life."

The fourth princess blinked her eyes, indicating that she didn't quite understand.

"Whether it's the palace or the harem, if a woman wants to live comfortably, it's wise to refrain from temptation. Your sixth sister-in-law is of noble birth, and it was your father who arranged the marriage. As long as she doesn't lose her mind and do something foolish, she will have a secure position as the Princess of Jin."

"If she continues to be so calm and keeps her head above water for the sake of bearing children for your brother, and your brother keeps his head above water, your sister-in-law will have a very happy life in the future."

"You, take a good look at your sixth sister-in-law's behavior. There's a lot for you to learn."

The fourth princess understood a little and curled her lips: "I want to learn, and learn from Zhenzhen too."

Concubine Xiao looked relaxed and said slowly, "You only see that Zhenzhen is living a happy life now, but why don't you think about it, when Fu Yibin was not cured of the poison, outsiders saw the glory, but who knew the suffering inside? If it weren't for the good luck of curing the poison, Zhenzhen would have to be a widow for the rest of her life. Is that a good thing?"

"Zhenzhen is where she is today because she waited patiently for the clouds to clear and the moon to appear. How many Lu Zhenzhens are there in the world? How many Fu Zhiyis are there? They've been through thick and thin together, but how many people can stay with her even in such a situation?"