When I was young and ignorant, I only noticed Tu's handsome appearance and good martial arts, and I thought he was a rare husband of the Han family.

I never thought that the other party was actually a woman.

This is actually nothing.

At most it's just a beautiful misunderstanding.

I just made this misunderstanding in front of King Feng Gui, but I didn't expect that the other party would take advantage of it.

And judging from the current situation, I'm afraid I will be manipulated for the rest of my life.

When Huawan thought of this, she suddenly became depressed again.

He casually touched the heads of the three children, took out three pieces of exquisite jade from his arms, and handed them to them:

"Well, this is a meeting gift. The red one is for both of you, and the purple one is for you two."

Rao was born into a wealthy family and has seen many good things that ordinary people may never see in their lifetime.

But the three pieces of jadeite in Huawan's hand are extremely rare pure-color jadeites, one red and two purple.

The color is just pure, and the workmanship is extremely exquisite.

Ah Shun has the sweetest mouth and thanks the flower wand:

"Thank you, Aunt Hua."

Then I wanted to reach out and get it.

Before he could catch him, he suddenly realized that his sister and brother hadn't moved at all.

Turning around to look, I saw my sister and brother blinking and looking at my mother.

Shuangshuang and Ah Chong were no longer young, so they knew this was not an ordinary good thing, so before reaching out, they looked at the adults and Ah Mu with questioning eyes.

Seeing sister and brother like this, Ah Shun quickly took his hand back.

"Take it, it's okay."

Feng Junhou said with great enthusiasm.

Although things are rare, if the Feng family really wants them, people will take the initiative to deliver them to their doorstep.

"It seems that you have made a lot of money in the south in the past two years."

After taking a look at the jade in the child's hand, Feng Junhou said something else.

"It's just a gadget." Hua Wan clapped her hands and said nonchalantly, "What's the use of making more money? In the end, it won't be all advantageous to you."

As soon as these words came out, not to mention General Guan, even Amei, who was following behind with her child in her arms, couldn't help but widen her eyes and looked at her Alang in disbelief.

"What did you say? When did you give it to me?" Feeling the scrutinizing gaze of General Guan next to him, Feng Junhou almost became furious.

"Is not it?"

Hua Wan crossed Feng Junhou and came to Amei. She stretched out her hand to tease her child and said without raising her head:

"Nan Middle School has opened several schools in the past few years, and it costs a lot of money just to buy books and give them to teachers every year."

"Not to mention building a school and subsidizing food rations for the children of each village, it's just a matter of how much you earn."

Hua Wan said, and became a little angry:

"After all, I have helped you a lot. How could you be so cruel as to charge me so much money?"

"Just be content!" Feng Junhou canceled the alarm and began to attack people again, "I can give you a chance to spend this money, aren't you satisfied?"

"How many people can't find the temple gate even though they are carrying pig heads! Look at Jincheng, how many years later did the school open than at Nanzhong?"

The cost of printing books is actually not expensive. Most of the gentlemen sent to Nanzhong are also students who are preparing to graduate and go on to practice.

This money, to put it bluntly, is the qualification for a comprador school.

The development of the new economy in the Han Dynasty in recent years, coupled with the troubles caused by the catfish Xinghanhui, forced more aristocratic families to change their minds.

Otherwise, you can only wait to be eliminated.

The best fate is to fall from the top of society and become a middle-class person.

"In the past few years, your horse farm and horse team have been attracting students from the school. Just by doing this, you have already made back your money."

There are schools in various places, but not every student can be recommended to the Royal Academy.

More importantly, they need to learn common words and basic arithmetic, and then enter various caravan workshops, plantations, and so on.

The schools at Nanzhong were basically set up by Huawan himself by recruiting people.

In the past two years, all the students in the school who could not go to the Royal Academy were basically taken away by her.

There is no way, many people in Nanzhong now rely on her to make a living.

In addition, it is a rare good thing like being able to read and read. As long as she shouts, there are many people who are willing to send their children over.

The development of Nanzhong accelerated the integration of Han and Yi.

At least the children of Qushuai's village leader don't learn Chinese characters and don't understand Chinese. That won't work.

A simplest example:

Even if the villagers are going to the market to exchange things, faced with a Yi who can guess what the other person wants to express even with words and gestures, and a Yi who can't express himself even with gestures, the Han people will definitely give priority to those who can express themselves.

The one you mean.

What?

Don't you want to exchange things with Han people?

Then you have to ask the tribesmen if they are willing.

"Returning the original capital or not, it's as if I don't have to invest any more money now."

Amei's child's nickname is very characteristic of southern China, and it is called A'nan.

The flower wand pinched Anan's face again and again, and couldn't bear to let go. It was tender and smooth, and felt great in the hand.

It wasn't until the little baby puckered his lips and was about to cry that he let him go with satisfaction and gave him a piece of mutton-fat jade.

Ah Nan immediately forgot to cry when he got the new gadget. He picked it up and wanted to taste the saltiness in his mouth.

Amei was so frightened that he quickly helped him put it away.

Hua Wan gave the last two jade pendants to A Mo and A Bu - Li Mu's child's nickname was even more interesting, just A Bu.

With A Nan's example in mind, Zhang Xingyi and Li Mu put things away as quickly as possible.

"Now that the reputation of the school has spread, how many people want to invest money in it, and you still dare to say that you haven't recovered the cost?"

Feng Junhou revealed Young Master Hua's little thoughts at once.

Hua Wan curled her lips and stopped talking.

She kept forgetting that the man in front of her was a ghost king, and nothing could be hidden from him.

Besides, when she came here this time, she had something to talk to him about, so she didn't want to argue too much with him.

But she didn't speak, but Feng Junhou didn't let her go.

Seeing her showering the children with gifts, the man started to talk meanly again:

"You brought gifts for the children, didn't you bring gifts for us?"

Unexpectedly, when Hua Wan heard this, he took out a purse from his arms and handed it to Feng Junhou:

"Here, here it is!"

This time it was Feng Junhou's turn to be surprised. He originally wanted to tease her, but he didn't expect that the other party actually took out a gift for him.

He did not reach out to pick it up immediately, but asked first:

"What's this?"

Hua Xiaoniang passed her hand forward:

"It's your gift. I brought it here specially for you. Don't worry, it's not poisonous."

Feng Junhou laughed and thought to himself, even if you put a poison on this, would I still be afraid of you?

My Amei is a witch doctor from Nanzhong, and her methods are probably much better than yours.

With this thought in his mind, he reached out and took it.

"open to take a look?"

Hua Wan said something mysteriously to him.

Feng Junhou glanced at her suspiciously, then opened his purse as instructed.

There is no jade, no gold, and no money in it.

Feng Junhou took a closer look, and then couldn't help but pour out the contents.

What I received in my hand was a handful of rice.

"What's the meaning?"
To be continued...