Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

Yinyin glanced at the two of them seemingly casually before saying, "Two is too many. I was originally going to bring several people!"

“In that case, Princess, please choose any one you like,” Feng Changgong gestured, and You Qizheng and another eunuch stepped forward to pay their respects.

Yinyin paused between the two men, then finally looked at the emperor.

The Emperor said, "Yinyin, choose whatever you like."

"Then..." Yin Yin didn't receive You Qizheng's hint, hesitated for a moment and pointed out another person, "Let's go with him."

You Qi calmly accepted the result and stepped back behind Feng Changgong.

The person who was chosen was overjoyed and flattered Yin Yin in his words, but he did not notice the cold look in Feng Changgong's eyes.

Seeing this, Yin Yin suddenly understood why You Qizheng was able to have the last laugh.

Having chosen her, the emperor granted Yin Yin permission to leave the palace during her day off, so Yin Yin returned to Fengyi Palace to prepare.

The next day, Yin Yin only brought Gui Zhi and Lan Zhi, two trusted confidants chosen by Yu's father to be by her side, out of the palace. The rest of the eunuchs and guards were people she didn't know.

When they arrived at the palace gate, Zhou Yun and the others were already waiting.

Because of the large number of people, it was inconvenient for everyone to go to smaller places, so they could only go to interesting and spacious restaurants.

However, since she had come out, it wouldn't be good to come back empty-handed, so Yinyin sent Lanzhi and two other people out to different places to buy the food recommended by Zhou Yun and the others.

Coincidentally, the place Yinyin arranged for Lanzhi to go was not far from the place Yu Shuming had mentioned.

Those letters that couldn't be sent through normal channels were cleared out of stock today.

Lanzhi went to a far place, but she returned not too late.

Seeing her nod slightly, Yin Yin felt relieved. After talking with Zhou Yun and the others for a while, she suggested returning to the palace.

Upon hearing this, Zhou Yun said, "Princess, you've only been out for a short while, and you're already going back to the palace?"

Yinyin sighed softly: "I thought the outside world was so much fun, but now it's just sitting in a different place. What's the point?"

Zhou Yun seemed to realize something at that moment, and looking at the large room full of people, he said softly, "How about we have them wait here, and I'll accompany you, Princess, out to play?"

Yinyin didn't know what to say to him for a moment. To be able to say such willful things at a time like this, he must have been spoiled growing up.

"No, thank you," Yin Yin replied. "Let's take a proper stroll around the palace when we have more free time, without so many people."

Zhou Yun nodded: "That's true, there were far too many people following you out of the palace today, Princess."

"Two palace maids, one eunuch, and three guards, that's quite a lot."

"We each brought our servants, and also a few princes..."

Zhou Yun counted on his fingers, saying, "We can't go anywhere to have fun."

Upon hearing this, the grandson of the Right Chancellor, who was closest to them, almost spat out the tea he had just taken a sip of.

He looked conflicted, but ultimately decided against talking to Zhou Yun, as it would be easy to put himself in Zhou Yun's shoes.

After returning to the palace, Yin Yin dined with the Emperor and Empress. After returning to the inner palace and washing up, she was assigned to keep watch at night.

When there were few people around, Lanzhi took out a thick reply letter from her bosom and handed it to Yinyin.

"They said the letter was delivered from home a while ago and they've been waiting for us to pick it up."

By the light of the candle, Yinyin slowly began to read the letter.

The letter was rambling, mostly about trivial matters at home.

However, after his father became the King of Shu, Yu Shuming wrote down in great detail the family's response and the control over Yin Yin's fief.

As Yin Yin read through the letter page by page until the very end, she realized that this page was filled with names.

After reading it carefully, Yin Yin realized that in just a few months, her older brother had quietly opened another shop in the capital, and also used their parents' past connections to send several loyal family members to the palace.

Although these people are now just lowly palace servants and can't offer much help, once they are assigned to different places, they will make Yin Yin's life more comfortable.

Yin Yin's eyes felt a little sore.

She memorized all the names of the people and read through the previous letters again before lighting the letters on the candle and burning the contents in the empty teacup.

As for the remaining ashes, put them in a purse first, and when you have time to go to the Imperial Garden to feed the fish, secretly scatter them in the pond, and they will disappear without a trace.

After reading the letter, Yin Yin's pace of life in the palace slowed down considerably, but time never stops moving forward.

By the time Yin Yin turned nine, she was already known in the palace as a princess with a notoriously bad temper.

Of course, this is not considered a good match; it refers to the relationship between officials and concubines.

Among the palace servants who attended to her, Yin Yin was the easiest to get along with.

As for why there are such polarized opinions, besides Yin Yin's own unwillingness to be wronged, there is also the deliberate promotion by the emperor and empress.

Sometimes, they have to maintain a facade of respectability, but Yin Yin, a little girl, doesn't have to.

When it's time to cry, laugh, or be unhappy, you don't need to care about anyone else.

It wasn't that no one wanted to urge the Left Prime Minister and others to stand up for them because of this, but these younger members of the family got along very well with Yin Yin, and there was even a story about Yin Yin protecting them like her little brothers.

The Left Prime Minister and his men still cared about their children, and despite being humiliated by Yin Yin quite a bit, they pretended not to hear and remained silent.

Originally, this kind of life could be considered peaceful, but after the fact that the emperor had been working hard in the harem for many years without having a child was exposed, the court suddenly became lively again.

The princes, who had been living in the capital for many years but had never been favored by the emperor, began to frequently visit powerful officials and eunuchs, hoping to get a share of the spoils in the matter of the emperor adopting his son.

When Yinyin arrived at Zichen Palace with the tonic soup specially prepared by the Empress, she heard a splash from inside. She quickly pushed open the door with the chief eunuch who was guarding outside.

Once inside, seeing the memorials scattered all over the floor, Yin Yin realized that something had been overturned.

Looking at such a large quantity, Yin Yin had some inappropriate thoughts.

This is probably the largest number of memorials ever sent to the emperor in recent years.

Yinyin wisely refrained from touching it, letting the head eunuch clean it up himself.

She slowly walked to the emperor's side and gently pressed his head: "Uncle, did those ministers say something unpleasant again? Don't pay attention to them. Your aunt has cooked some soup for you herself. Would you like to try some?"

"It's Yinyin," the emperor said. Although he was still angry, he didn't vent his anger on her. He even gave her face by ordering the soup to be brought up so he could taste it.

After taking a few sips, the emperor's mood improved.

Setting down his spoon, the emperor said, "Yinyin, I plan to summon Shuming back to the capital."