How did a street urchin from the film crew end up in a Northern Song Dynasty drama called "The

The next day, Lin Qinshuang found a doctor to apply medicine to Changfeng and told him to check Wei Niangzi's pulse later and come to her directly if there was any problem.

Lin Qinshuang personally selected two maids to serve Lady Wei, and told the maids that once they were with Lady Wei, they had to listen to her.

Lady Wei paced back and forth in her courtyard, looking at the chickens, ducks, fish, and meat that Lin Qinshuang had brought. Her face was full of worry. Although she no longer had to worry about not having enough to eat or wear, Lady Wei was not so happy.

----split line----

On the day of the Bai family patriarch's funeral, Bai Ye, protected by Yuan Wenchun's entourage, evaded several assassination attempts. Dressed in coarse linen, he appeared at the mourning hall, paid his respects to the patriarch, and offered incense. He then produced a letter written in the patriarch's own hand, stating that the patriarch had entrusted his inheritance to him. Bai Tingyu then stepped forward, claiming he was the rightful heir. A dispute ensued, and several elders of the clan had to compare the patriarch's letter with Bai Ye's. Bai Ye then produced a letter from his deceased mother accusing Bai Tingyu of misappropriating the family property, stating that these individuals had long been expelled from the family register. After careful examination, the Bai family members finally acknowledged Bai Ye's identity. Only then did Bai Ye step forward and call for the coffin to be lifted and the body placed in the coffin.

—————Divider Line————

In the Jin residence of Tokyo, the warm, soft sunlight streamed into the room through the windows the next morning. Jin Shuai naturally awoke, stretched, and quickly dressed. Then, he gently pushed open the door and saw Liu Shi standing up to greet him, saying, "Handsome boy...you're up! Breakfast is ready. Would you like to eat?"

Jin Shuai smiled slightly and replied, "Okay, then. Have you eaten yet?"

As Liu walked, she replied, "It's not time for me to have breakfast yet!"

Jin Shuai asked curiously, "So when do you usually eat... breakfast?"

Liu stopped and thought for a moment before saying, "We won't eat until 9 to 11 o'clock, which is about an hour away."

Jin Shuai nodded thoughtfully and continued, "Oh, so what time do you usually get up?"

Without hesitation, Liu replied, "I need to get up at dawn." No sooner had she spoken than the two of them arrived at the dining room. Jin Shuai looked at the lavish breakfast laid out on the table and turned to Liu, saying, "Aunt Liu, could you please call Butler Jin over and also fetch two sets of bowls and chopsticks?" Liu responded, and a short while later, Butler Jin followed Liu into the dining room. Jin Shuai greeted them warmly with a smile, "Please sit down, let's have breakfast together and chat while we eat."

However, Butler Jin hesitated, stammering, "Ah, handsome, this might not be appropriate... How could we possibly dine at the same table as you..."

Jin Shuai interrupted, "Stop talking nonsense, sit down and eat quickly, we still have things to do later!"

Jin Shuai drank a few mouthfuls of porridge and ate a steamed bun and a mantou. Seeing that Liu Shi and Steward Jin were also eating heartily, Jin Shuai smiled and said, "From now on, breakfast will be served at Chenshi (7-9 AM) every day, and everyone must eat an egg; lunch will be served at Wushi (11 AM-1 PM), and the dishes must include meat; as for dinner at Youshi (5-7 PM), the amount of meat can be reduced appropriately."

Upon hearing this, Madam Liu looked surprised and asked in confusion, "Ah! Young master... does this mean that from now on you will have to eat three meals a day?"

Jin Shuai retorted, "What do you mean? Shouldn't it be three meals a day?"