Rebirth of His Royal Highness Prince Chenghu

With an innocent look on her face, Moyaqi blinked her big watery eyes, looked at her father expectantly and said, "Father, you must not regret this! You must remember to bring me and my brother to the palace to play with my brothers and sisters! I can't wait. If you forget, Moyaqi will be sad~" As she spoke, she pouted her little mouth gently, looking very cute.

Yinreng: "Don't worry, Father will not forget. I have always fulfilled every request you made."

After hearing this, Mo Yaqi happily slid down from her father's arms and hugged her brother directly: "Brother, we can go find our brothers and sisters to play."

Yaliqi raised her head slightly, her eyes, bright as autumn water, looking out the window. The sun was already setting, a faint red glow tinging the sky. She sighed softly and said softly, "It's getting so late! I guess it's time for dinner." Then she ordered the servants to prepare dinner.

Soon, the table was filled with a sumptuous feast. Moyaqi happily ran to the table, but Yaliqi gently pulled her back. Yaliqi whispered, "You need to wash your hands first." Moyaqi stuck out her tongue and obediently followed the maid to wash her hands.

During the meal, Moyaqi chattered non-stop about her fantasies about entering the palace. Yaliqi simply smiled and listened, occasionally gently reminding her not to get too excited. Yinreng, on the other hand, was lost in thought. He knew all too well the complexities of the palace. Even though he was taking the children out for some fun, he had to be cautious.

After dinner, Moyaqi took her brother to the courtyard to watch the stars. Yaliqi walked over to Yinreng. "Master, we must be more cautious about entering the palace." Yinreng nodded. "I understand, but I can't bear to disappoint the child. But I will make the arrangements and will not let our child suffer any injustice." Yaliqi nodded slightly, feeling a little relieved.

As the night progressed, Moyaqi, tired from playing, fell asleep on her brother's back. Yaliqi carried her back to her room and gently covered her with a blanket, hoping that everything would go smoothly when she entered the palace tomorrow.

Seiin

Yali Qijiao raised her little feet, which were as white and tender as mutton-fat jade, and gently kicked Yinreng beside her, saying softly, "Husband, it's getting late, and it's time to go to bed and rest. You have to attend the morning court tomorrow morning. Don't delay any longer, or you will miss tomorrow's court affairs!" After that, she looked at the other person with her eyes, which were as bright and moving as autumn water, and her eyes were full of tenderness and concern.

Yinreng grasped her delicate white feet and said, "My dear, don't get angry, or you'll suffer the consequences." The next morning, after Yinreng went to court, Yaliqi began preparing the children for their arrival in the palace. She carefully selected several suitable outfits and instructed her son on palace etiquette. Moyaqi jumped up and down beside him, her heart filled with joy.

After Yinreng returned from court, the family rode in a carriage to the palace. As soon as they entered the palace, Moyaqi looked around curiously. Approaching them was a gorgeously dressed Consort Hui, followed by a group of attendants. Seeing them, Consort Hui curled her lips into a meaningful smile, "Oh, whose child is this? She's so clever."

Yinreng: "Of course they are my children, the emperor's niece." Concubine Hui's gaze lingered on Moyaqi for a while, "This little girl is quite interesting." After saying that, she left leisurely.

Yaliqi felt a sense of unease and quietly tightened her grip on Moyaqi's hand. They then arrived at Yongshou Palace. Yiermu sent for his son and daughter, and the four of them quickly blended in. But Yaliqi remained wary of the gazes of those around them, and Yinreng, likewise, kept a close eye on the situation. After some playful fun, as dusk fell, they bid farewell and returned to the palace. On the way back, Yaliqi breathed a sigh of relief. While nothing major had happened during her visit, she knew she would need to be even more cautious in the future, navigating the undercurrents of the court.