The Qin Dynasty entered the game with love.

"I said I'd only give you one item." Soft, delicate hands freely slipped inside the man's collar, pinching and playing with the protrusions on his chest until they were completely satisfied before letting go of the pitiful little bud.

Uncontrollable, sweet moans filled the air. Regardless of whether the man's expression was genuine or not, as long as it deeply pleased the woman opposite him, that was enough.

She pulled her hands out and pinched the soft flesh of one cheek. "So cute, I want to train you even more."

The man's voice became somewhat hoarse, but he still obediently replied, "I belong to the princess, and I only hope that the princess will not abandon me."

Ying Ji felt a surge of exhilaration wash over her soul; who could understand the destructive power of those words! My God! A divine treasure!

In a better mood, the woman naturally didn't mind the previous harsh treatment: "Not bad, I like it, you deserve a reward."

Bai Changchuan's heart suddenly raced, and he proactively placed his face in the woman's palm: "Does the princess really wish to bestow a reward?"

The handsome man tilted his head and asked a question that was so cute that Ying Ji grabbed his collar, pulled him close, pushed him down onto the chaise lounge, and bit his soft lips, penetrating deeper and deeper.

"Anything I grant you today is permissible."

The handsome man pinned beneath her was as beautiful as a painting, his bright red lips parted slightly: "Is that princess really as wealthy as the rumors say, capable of outliving a nation?"

Ying Ji had a sudden inspiration and came up with another brilliant idea: "Sort of, Changchuan wants to write about money?"

Bai Changchuan got the answer he wanted, smiled broadly, and offered his lips in a passionate kiss that almost escalated into something more.

It was Bai Changchuan who, in the nick of time, with tears welling in his eyes, gently declined, saying, "Princess, I haven't been rewarded yet."

The woman raised an eyebrow, straightened her clothes, and seemed to have lost all interest in the man in front of her: "Fine, then what do you want?"

The man's eyes were red and swollen. He was so flustered that he didn't even have time to straighten his clothes before he knelt on the ground and said, "My father... I wish to go out for a few days."

Ying Ji waved her hand, and Yuan Ge gave her the token: "Approved. You can only go out for 7 days. Just tell Yuan Ge the time."

Bai Changchuan kowtowed to express his gratitude, then straightened his clothes and left, turning back every few steps as if afraid that Ying Ji would be angry.

"That little guy is really good at putting on an act, quite impressive. I wonder if he'll still be like this after he takes command of troops."

Li Yuange, who was serving nearby, was surprised to hear the princess's murmur: "Does the princess want Bai Shi to lead the troops?"

Ying Ji nodded: "Why not? The way you look now is uninteresting."

Yuan Ge silently mourned for Bai Changchuan; "So that's how it is. Princess Wang is too kind-hearted. It's not worth it for her to be a male concubine."

Ying Ji raised her chin: "You don't know this, but thorny roses are the most pleasurable."

Seeing that Princess Wang was so happy, Yuan Ge stopped talking.

The woman lay on the chaise lounge, thinking, "Lately, I feel so bored, like something's missing."

Yuan Ge immediately understood: "Then I will prepare the carriage. You may go to see Empress Dowager Zhao or Lady Huayang. If you do not wish, I remember that the eldest son, Fusu, is in class right now. You may go and see him."

Ying Ji's mouth twitched, and she felt a headache coming on.

[I can't afford to mess with any of those people!!! I admire Yuan Ge for daring to grab Empress Zhao by the hair and slap her, but I'm a bit of a coward if I were to do it myself. Right now, I only have Yuan Ge with me, and I have absolutely no safety guarantee. I'd better go tease the kids.]

When will Fusu go to school?

Yuan Ge glanced at the sky: "Young Master Fusu should have finished his studies by now and gone to Lady Xia's place in the inner palace."

Ying Ji suddenly thought of the short, bean-like little boy, whose mother was unknown and not recorded in historical records. She was a little curious: "Okay, let's go take a look."

As soon as Ying Ji left Yongning Palace, the palace spies rushed back to report that all the palace masters were wailing in despair.

No one understood why Ying Ji, who had been behaving herself for just a few days, had started wandering around again.

As it turned out, he missed Ying Zheng and went straight there. Thinking that his elder sister was probably going to see Fusu when she went to Lady Xia's place, he couldn't help but have an idea.

Upon arriving at the Summer Palace, Lady Xia was checking Fusu's studies. When she heard that Ying Ji had arrived, she dropped the bamboo slips in her hands and hurriedly got up to greet her.

Ying Ji walked straight in without a care in the world. After all, judging from the original owner's memories, he thought there was no need to announce her arrival. He saw that she was dressed in a bright red blouse with a curved hem, and her posture was graceful and well-mannered. Upon seeing Ying Ji, he hurriedly led Fu Su to bow, hoping not to make a mistake.

Ying Ji looked at the chubby-cheeked Fu Su, took out a large White Rabbit candy from her pocket, and stuffed it into Fu Su's mouth.

This was the first time Fusu had tasted such sweet candy, and his gaze towards Yingji became intense, like that of a child begging for candy.

Ying Ji was amused and grabbed a handful, placing them on the table. "Fusu, however many you can grab with your little hands, Auntie will give you as many as you can."

Fusu's hands were small, and even with his best efforts, he could only take 7 candies.

Then, looking at Ying Ji excitedly, the woman patted Fu Su's head and said, "Go ahead, whatever you get is yours."

Little Fusu smiled sweetly and peeled one open on the spot. Yingji thought Fusu wanted to eat it himself, but Fusu held the peeled candy to Yingji's mouth.

She said sweetly, "Fusu likes Auntie, so Auntie will eat first."

Ying Ji felt like she had been hit by an adorable creature, and hugged Fu Su in front of her, rubbing against him frantically: "Fu Su is so good, Auntie likes you too."

He ate the one Fusu handed him, and gave the rest to Sui Shi, instructing him to eat only 3 a day.

As soon as Ying Zheng entered, he heard Fu Su say that he liked his aunt, and Ying Ji also said that she liked Fu Su. He couldn't help but smile.

Lady Xia was overjoyed to see Ying Zheng: "The King of Qin has arrived. Today, the princess has come to see Fusu."

Ying Zheng led Lady Xia to the head seat, and Fusu bowed. Ying Ji didn't even lift her buttocks, but Ying Zheng didn't mind at the moment. He patted Fusu's head and said, "Not bad, you've grown taller. What did you learn today?"

Fusu bowed deeply and said, "Father, today the Master taught the State of Zhao about establishing a ruler and the matter of fratricide."

Ying Zheng: "You understand?"

Fusu: "Your subject does not understand everything now, but I know that the State of Zhao is without rules and etiquette, which is why it passed the throne to its sons and nephews, causing chaos in the country and preventing it from becoming rich and powerful. I do not know much, but I will certainly not slack off."

Ying Zheng had been unhappy these past few days, but seeing Fusu's intelligence made him feel quite pleased: "Not bad, not bad. Although it's simple, it shows he understands the principles. Your aunt is bored every day, so go and keep her company after class."

Fusu: Yes

Lady Xia watched this scene and felt a great tremor in her heart. It was not as rumored that the princess and the king were at odds. It seemed that Fusu would have to rely more on the princess when he ascended the throne.

Seeing the father and son so close, Ying Ji couldn't believe that the two would be so angry and frustrated because of their political differences. Even though Fusu was still young, she could already see the beginnings of his pure and kind nature and his self-discipline and propriety. He was just not as lively as other children.