The sick king's bride to bring him good fortune

So Ruan Mozhu thought that she should print out Journey to the West as soon as possible. She estimated that it would be a lot of money in ancient times. Ruan Mozhu was a businesswoman, so she always had to plan how to use and earn money. There was no way around it. Ruan Mozhu was probably obsessed with money.

Ruan Mozhu wanted more and more money, so she had to keep making money. Thinking about the one million taels of silver that Bu Yu had given her, she had already spent more than 100,000 of it. Ruan Mozhu thought about how to further expand her business, so she worked even harder to make money.

Ruan Mozhu thought that she could set up a publishing house and print books like Journey to the West, Snow White, and the Seven Dwarfs. In this ancient world where no one knew anything, Ruan Mozhu thought she could definitely make a fortune. Thinking of this, Ruan Mozhu felt much less sleepy and happily looked at the luminous pearl.

It was this luminous pearl that inspired her, so Ruan Mozhu happily hugged Wei Jingnan, laughing and patting his head. Ruan Mozhu thought Wei Jingnan was really too cute. After all, it was only because of him that she could not get so much inspiration. This made Ruan Mozhu feel that Wei Jingnan was simply a lucky star.

Ruan Mozhu suddenly remembered the secret guard. Thinking about the training she had done over the past few days, Ruan Mozhu felt refreshed and realized that she had lost a lot of weight and gained a lot of strength. This made Ruan Mozhu feel very good, as it meant that she was slowly becoming stronger and better. In ancient times, she needed power to protect herself, money and influence to disguise herself, and everything else to adorn herself.

Ruan Mozhu lived a more tiring life than anyone else. She tried so hard to live, to live better, to have more money, and to make her business better and better. She racked her brains and thought of so many things, including the complex factory model and order, which she arranged in an orderly manner. As for the dyeing room, she arranged dormitories. Xue'er reported that the dyeing room was getting better and better, the workers had entered into an orderly manner, and they had even been given an advance of a month's wages, so they were able to support themselves and raise their children.

They worked very hard because they had suffered before, so they were very unwilling to suffer again. They would rather be tired every day just to have a bite to eat. Ruan Mozhu thought that, as expected, people in ancient times were not good at discovering resources. But she had discovered them! These beggars had so much labor power. Luckily, she had discovered them.

However, they could probably bring more beggar companions. Ruan Mozhu would welcome them at any time. After all, Ruan Mozhu thought they were much better than ordinary people who didn't strive for improvement. Ruan Mozhu had high hopes for this group of beggars.

Ruan Mozhu's clothing store is doing quite well, and she's had it beautifully decorated, complete with crystal and glass lighting, clothes racks, and mannequins. Everything is meticulously prepared, which explains her thoughtful approach. The clothes are still being produced, and Ruan Mozhu has hired about thirty tailors—not too many, not too few. In short, maintaining the store's sales shouldn't be a problem. These past few days, Ruan Mozhu has been constantly drawing up designs and having them delivered, and she's been hearing good news one after another.

Because Ruan Mozhu's paintings are so vivid and detailed, it makes it very easy for tailors to start working. Ruan Mozhu has made every pattern very beautiful, so that people feel like they will become a refined woman when they wear them.

Ruan Mozhu continued to think that her school was doing very well now. She heard from Xue'er that because there was a dyeing workshop right across the street, many of the dyeing workshop workers were sent to Hope Primary School to study. They didn't need to pay tuition; they only needed to be provided with three meals and a place to stay. They were very happy that their children could finally go to school. After all, who doesn't want to study?

Finally, there's hope for their children's education. They won't have to live like them, wandering as beggars. After all, who doesn't want their children to have a better life? Their work isn't tiring, and they even get paid. There's a school across the street that doesn't charge tuition. It's really great. So, they work even harder. After all, the Hope Primary School across the street is owned by their boss. It's all thanks to this boss that their children have a future.

With their wages, they no longer had to worry about not being able to get married and have children in the future. After all, who wouldn't want that? Even if they were beggars before, so what? They were doing very well now, all thanks to this lady. She was truly wonderful.

Ruan Mozhu thought about it and felt very happy. After all, helping others brings joy. Ruan Mozhu is a kind person and felt that helping them was a very happy thing. So Ruan Mozhu felt that it was good that they could have jobs and that her children could go to school normally.

Ruan Mozhu also wants to develop her own power in the court. Perhaps these people will become her people in the future. You should know that these are all hopes.

Ruan Mozhu thought that if she had people in almost every important place in the court in the future, wouldn't she have almost taken control of the dynasty? Ruan Mozhu's ambition was also extremely great. Thinking about this, Ruan Mozhu felt her heart surging. So Ruan Mozhu thought that this Hope Primary School should definitely cultivate talents. Ruan Mozhu wanted to do great things.

Ruan Mozhu thought that Wei Jingnan probably felt she was lost in thought, so he reached out and waved his hand in front of her eyes, saying, "Mozhu, what are you thinking about so intently?" Wei Jingnan's eyes sparkled; after all, his features were so handsome. Looking at Ruan Mozhu, he also felt that she was becoming more and more beautiful. Who said his wife wasn't beautiful? She was clearly this beautiful! Ruan Mozhu just felt that her wife was indeed very pretty. She was so glad she had such a beautiful wife.

Looking at Wei Jingnan, Ruan Mozhu also thought his eyes were so beautiful. She couldn't help but say to Wei Jingnan, "Wei Jingnan, tell me, why did you have to be so beautiful? Sigh, I'm so envious and jealous." Ruan Mozhu looked at him with a disappointed expression, as if she was resentful that she didn't have such a beautiful face. Indeed, think about it, for a woman to not be as beautiful as a man, how shameful that would be! This made Ruan Mozhu feel truly and utterly unhappy.

Ruan Mozhu thought about Wei Jingnan and felt that the emperor's genes were really bad. Wei Jingnan's mother must have been an unparalleled beauty, otherwise Wei Jingnan wouldn't be so handsome. After all, the emperor's genes were what they were, and the emperor wasn't that handsome either. In short, Wei Jingnan was lucky to have grown up with his mother.

Wei Jingnan leaned closer and said, "Hehe, Mozhu, it's because my mother was beautiful. I think my mother was the most beautiful person in the world. But she passed away early, so her position was taken over by the current mother. Alas, although I miss my mother very much, Mozhu, I know that my mother is gone." Wei Jingnan had a sad expression, which made him feel really sad.

Although he had amnesia, thanks to Ruan Mozhu's patient explanation some time ago, he understood his identity and his family. He learned that his mother was no longer alive, and that the current mother was not his but the biological mother of the crown prince's brother. He himself was merely the orphaned son of the former empress. Mozhu also said that his father loved him very much.

I also heard from Mozhu that he used to be very capable, able to devise strategies and thus defeat the enemy. He was thus given the title of "Ever-Victorious Prince". Unfortunately, he was inconvenient with his legs at first and spent his life in a wheelchair. Later, he recovered, but because of that prince, he and Mozhu went through a lot.

In the end, he lost his memory and couldn't remember anything from before. Before this period, Mozhu had always been with him. Perhaps people tend to trust their first impressions. Ever since he saw Mozhu, he felt that no woman, no matter how beautiful, could compare to him.

Wei Jingnan was actually quite infatuated with Ruan Mozhu, but Ruan Mozhu didn't realize it. Ruan Mozhu was also very dependent on Wei Jingnan, but she herself didn't realize it. In short, the marriage between these two was preordained by fate.

Seeing Wei Jingnan's heartbroken state, Ruan Mozhu felt a pang of pity. She felt that his intelligence was still limited, like that of a small child. It was truly cruel for Ruan Mozhu to ask him to say that his mother was gone and that he had forgotten what she looked like.

After all, he was such a young child. He didn't have a mother, and his father couldn't see through Wei Jingnan's brother's intentions to harm him, so he didn't help Wei Jingnan much. Wei Jingnan was always struggling on his own.

Ruan Mozhu only wanted to stay by this child's side forever, this lovely yet pitiful child.

Ruan Mozhu looked at Wei Jingnan and suddenly burst into laughter.

"Wei Jingnan, what's wrong? I'll always be by your side. If there's anything you don't understand or want to know, you can come to me. Although some people say you're not smart, that you have a problem with your head, and say all sorts of bad things about you, I believe in you. Wei Jingnan, I believe in you. I'll always be by your side. I won't leave. Wei Jingnan, you have to believe me. I won't leave you. Believe me." Ruan Mozhu looked into his eyes and said. In her heart, Ruan Mozhu thought, "I'll say it three times: Wei Jingnan, I, Ruan Mozhu, will never leave you."

You have to believe me.

Looking into the light in Ruan Mozhu's eyes, Wei Jingnan felt as if he were being drawn in by it. He felt that these were the most beautiful eyes he had ever seen, eyes that contained so much of him.

Yes, I believe in you. You won't leave. Even if you want to leave, I, Wei Jingnan, will not let you.

Ruan Mozhu, you warmed my heart first, making me feel like I wasn't alone anymore. Don't even think about moving me and then leaving. I can't let you go.

If you desire this world, so be it; I will help you. I only wish that one day, I can exchange this vast empire for your sincere affection.

This book was first published on KanShuWang.