Transmigrated into a corrupt female county magistrate, defied fate and changed her life in a deserte

After saying this, he lowered his head somewhat embarrassedly.

The image of her dancing comes to mind... Ugh! It's hard to imagine.

Song Jinshu was stunned for a moment, then smiled and said, "I just like to appreciate beauty! Dancing and playing the piano are not suitable for me."

Upon hearing this, Lu Ruoyu lowered her head and said nothing, thinking of how her mother had asked her to study hard since she was a child, which was why she was able to pass the imperial examination at such a young age.

It was just because of family changes that he did not insist on taking the imperial examination and entered the officialdom as a juren, wasting his time in a poor place like Jingyang County.

Amid the cheers from below, Song Jinshu also got to know several talented people in the provincial capital.

Including the top student in Songyun Academy, the eldest son of the Liang County Magistrate, so-and-so's family...

It was almost midnight when the crowd of onlookers gradually dispersed.

Song Jinshu rubbed her eyes and felt a little sleepy. She was used to going to bed early after coming here.

Tonight is the latest night I've stayed up.

Seeing this, Lu Ruoyu personally sent her back to the Liu family courtyard and watched her go in before returning to the inn.

At this time, the little girls who had gone out to play had also returned, and Liu Jingmo also sent Song Yunbing back safely. Only then did Song Jinshu fall asleep peacefully.

She fell asleep almost as soon as she touched the bed...

The next day, the sky was fine and heavy snow fell.

Song Jinshu looked up and it was so beautiful!

If they were not still in the capital, she would have sat down and enjoyed the scenery while warming herself by the fire and reading a storybook.

Speaking of storybooks, after breakfast, she decided to go to the bookstore and buy a dozen books. She was tired of reading all the ones in Jingyang County.

Since I have finally come here, I must buy something to take back.

After the family had a simple breakfast, Song Jinshu asked them to pack up and prepare to go home.

The girls had no objections and had already bought all the gifts for their sisters and aunt yesterday.

While it was still early, Song Jinshu went out alone to browse bookstores. She remembered there was one nearby.

A quarter of an hour later they arrived at the bookstore. Song Jinshu shook off the snow on his shoulders before going inside to pick out some books.

"Madam, are you buying paper, ink, and inkstone for your children, or are you selecting poems for yourself?" The bookstore owner came forward to greet her with a smile.

Song Jinshu had long been accustomed to the shopkeeper calling her Madam. After all, she was already twenty years old, and girls of this age would have already been married and had children.

It's normal for people to misunderstand her because they don't know her.

She didn't want to explain to the stranger, but instead asked, "Boss, do you have any new storybooks? Nothing too cliché!"

The bookstore owner immediately understood that the lady was buying storybooks to pass the time.

He led Song Jinshu to a corner with a smile, pointed to a row of books in front of him and said, "Madam, please look, these are the latest books."

Song Jinshu walked forward and flipped through the books casually. Some were clichéd, some were novel, and she picked out a few books on topics that interested her.

Then I picked out a few interesting travel books.

The shopkeeper packed the books with a smile and gave her a discount because she bought a lot.

Song Jinshu readily gave the money and prepared to leave with a stack of books.

Unfortunately, he bumped into a noble lady who was coming in.

"How dare you! Don't you have eyes when you walk? Watch out for your head if you hurt my young lady!"

Suddenly, an angry shout was heard. Song Jinshu was startled by the loud voice and almost dropped the book in his arms.

The bookstore owner was so frightened that he quickly apologized and helped Song Jinshu to steady the book in his hand.

Only then did Song Jinshu see clearly who was standing opposite him.

"It's you!" Princess Leping was surprised but also a little happy.

She recognized Song Jinshu as the lady from Xifang Town. Yes, she seemed to be the magistrate of Jingyang County who saved her.

"Master Song, are you okay?"

Song Jinshu was also stunned. She didn't expect to meet Princess Leping here.

Thinking of her servant who had come to threaten her, Song Jinshu forced a smile: "My princess, how are you? I wonder if you have met me?"

She recognized herself! Le Ping shook his head happily, his expression a little excited: "I was walking too fast and didn't notice you!"

"Princess? Do you know her?"

At this time, Song Jinshu's attention was focused on the maid behind Princess Leping.

She looked behind Princess Leping and didn't see Zi Yu. She felt confused but didn't ask.

She had only met the little princess twice, and one of those times was when she fainted.

The two were not familiar with each other, so Song Jinshu politely exchanged a few words with Princess Leping and then said goodbye.

Princess Leping felt a little disappointed. If they were not close friends, she would have liked to invite Lord Song to visit the Princess's Mansion.

Now she could only watch Song Jinshu bid farewell, then looked at the bookstore owner and asked, "What did that gentleman buy from you just now? Pack up a copy of everything for me!"

The bookstore owner was stunned and confused. This girl was obviously from a wealthy family, and the atmosphere between her and the previous one was a bit strange.

He couldn't figure it out so he just gave up thinking about it. He had placed two big orders early this morning, so his salary this month could be doubled!

After leaving, Song Jinshu couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, even though the little princess was very cute.

But whenever she thought about the day when the eldest princess's servants came to bully her, she didn't want to deal with them.

Song Jinshu shook his head and quickened his pace back.

As soon as we arrived at the gate of the courtyard, the luggage had already been hitched to the carriage.

Lu Ruoyu also came, but she was a little surprised when she saw the species behind him.

"What's going on with these two sheep?"

She didn't have time to go to the dock to see the sheep!

Before Lu Ruoyu could say anything, Song Yunyu blurted out, "Sister, County Magistrate Lu said drinking goat milk is good for your health, so I bought two for you!"

As soon as she finished speaking, she giggled cleverly and rolled her eyes towards the two of them. Then Song Yunqing covered her mouth mercilessly and dragged her into the yard to pack her things.

Only Song Jinshu and Lu Ruoyu were left looking at each other in bewilderment.

Originally, both of them thought it was a normal thing, but after Song Yunyu said this, the atmosphere became a little subtle.

Song Jinshu coughed. "Ahem... I was thinking of buying a sheep. Since you've already bought it, I'll shamelessly accept it."

After thinking for a while, Song Jinshu randomly picked out a few storybooks without even looking at them and handed them to him.

Then he went to the carriage and gave him the gift he had prepared for him yesterday in advance.

"I saw a beautiful jade pendant yesterday and thought it would suit you, so I bought it for you!"

She did not forget that Lu Ruoyu gave her a piece of warm jade.

So she thought about it and bought a piece as a return gift.

Lu Ruoyu was stunned for a moment, and a look of surprise flashed across her face when she saw the thing in her hand.

Wasn’t this what she bought from Hu Shang at a high price yesterday?

Actually gave it to him?

The temperature in Lu Ruoyu's eyes became visibly hotter.

Something in his heart was touched. He had not received any gifts from others since he was ten years old.

The only gifts and warmth seemed to be given by the person opposite. At this moment, Lu Ruoyu's heart, which had been immersed for a long time, began to stir.