The mother Hua behind Sima Yan also sighed. Every time she saw Princess Qi, she couldn't help but be shocked by the noble temperament she exuded. Is this a natural life?

As both a palace nanny, she admitted that Liu's mother was not worse than her. However, when she began to teach Sima Yan, the child was only three or four years old. Moreover, Sima Yan's parents were originally legitimate sons and daughters of aristocratic families, and their bloodliness was noble. Sima Yan did not disappoint this bloodline. She was smart and smart since childhood and had much higher understanding than her peers.

Xia Shuyao was born and raised in a market place. Her father was a concubine of a declining family (naturally there was no chance to receive a good education. I heard that she was driven to the village for many years when she was a child). Her mother was even worse. The daughter of a small merchant, Chongxi, Heli... Even though she was raised by Liu's mother later, she was already six or seven years old. It can be said that her personality has taken shape.

But why? Whether it is demeanor or talent, Xia Shuyao is even better than Sima Yan. Is it really just luck?

Although they are both princesses, Shu Yao's identity is obviously higher than Sima Yan (there is a fiefdom, and the one with the title is not a little higher than that without the fiefdom). According to the etiquette system, Sima Yan must first salute Shu Yao.

Fortunately, Sima Yan did not disappoint Hua's mother. She walked to Shuyao with a calm expression and bowed, and Shuyao also replied with a generous half of the bow.

"Princess Qi, I have an appointment with the Imperial Concubine, let's take a step first." Sima Yan tried her best to make her tone natural. She was arrogant and maintaining superficial calm was the limit. She could pretend to be intimate because she looked down on Shu Yao, who was born in the market. But now, she... seems to be in a state of being despised by her current situation. Before this situation that is behind people turned around, she could not be friendly with Xia Shu Yao, and she could not even pretend.

"Prince Yan, please give me a gift," Shu Yao always had a decent smile on her face. It was not a forced one, but she was too lazy to be perfunctory with irrelevant people.

Before Shu Yao finished speaking, Lan Jin behind her shouted softly: "Princess, Aunt June is here to pick you up."

Shu Yao and Sima Yan looked over at the same time, and indeed saw the great palace maid Liu Yue beckoning to Shu Yao. A special carriage with the Kunning Palace logo was parked beside her (single horse, small carriage).

Suddenly, Shu Yao burst into laughter. At the windows on both sides of the carriage, a small hand stretched out, and waved it tacitly in an almost synchronous rhythm. No need to guess. It must be the little "ancestor" in the palace: the little prince Baoyu and the little princess Zhuyu.

Shu Yao smiled and said, "Mom, let's go there quickly," otherwise, not only will he reach out, but the two little ancestors will probably stick their heads out and call.

Looking at the backs of Shu Yao and the others hurried over, Sima Yan's lower lip was almost bitten by herself.

Hua Mama sighed secretly. Many people are saying that Princess Qi not only has good luck, but also brings good luck to those who are close to her. For example, Madam Weiyuan Marquis got a small daughter as she wished, and the queen had a pair of twins when there was no news of a group of young concubines. Xu Nian'er, the eldest grandmother of the sincerity Bo Mansion, became a man in one fell swoop. Not to mention Princess Qi's own sister-in-law Nangong Miao, was inferred by time, almost got pregnant on the day she completed her family.

Concubine Li, who has "has a grudge" with Princess Qi, is pregnant with twins, but is actually killed by her sister-in-law.

One or two is a coincidence. If there are too many, just... What's more, the queen and Yao Xuelan are all considered by the imperial physician to be almost impossible to get pregnant again.

Thinking of this, it is nothing strange that the little prince Baoyu and the little princess Zhuyu are particularly close to Shu Yao.

Today's welcome banquet was held in Mudan Garden. When Shuyao and the fourth princess and Princess Yuegui arrived at Mudan Garden together, except for the emperor and the queen, there were basically three of them. Shuyao smiled bitterly, she was not intentionally pretending to be airs. The pair of babies must follow her and persuaded them to agree to come with their father, mother and mother, and then they could "sit high".

Shu Yao saw Princess Wu Wenluo in golden clothes at first glance. She looked very beautiful at the age of fifteen or sixteen. Her facial features were deeper than those of Dazhou people. With her arrogant look, she looked like a beautiful statue.

The handsome man sitting next to Princess Wuwenla was about twenty years old and was also wearing golden colors.

According to his adoptive father, the people of the Thonburi Dynasty worshiped gold, and things they considered sacred and should not be offended (buildings, items) would be made gold. The royal family members were naturally dressed in gold.

Princess Wuwenluo looked at the noble sons and daughters of Dazhou with contempt. Today, she held a banquet for the brother and sister, so the noble sons and daughters chosen to accompany her were basically the same age as them. The man was about twenty years old and the woman was about fifteen years old.

Shu Yao really felt that Shuwen had a right saying: Those who don’t know thought that our Dazhou suffered a defeat, so they came to show off.

She didn't understand why this princess despised the noble girl of Dazhou? Even if there was a peerless treasure, she would have paid tribute to worship, right? She made her annoyed, and she asked their tribute to disappear on the spot (put it into a mahogany box), right in front of them, disappeared at hand, hum.

Shu Yao was imagining with a "bad heart" when her father-in-law's loud voice sounded: "The emperor is here, the empress is here, the prince Baoyu, and the princess Zhuyu are here." With the welcome, the emperor and the queen came in with two little babies, followed by 10 or 20 civil and military officials. Of course, Jin Xida and Shujie were both among them.

The emperor and the queen sat down, and the people in the hall knelt down one after another. Prince Udabon also pulled his half-sister Uwentel to kneel down. The disdain and unwillingness flashed quickly in Princess Uwentel's eyes did not escape Shu Yao's keen senses.

The emperor seemed in a good mood: "Today is the world of your young people. You can have fun and don't have to be restricted. Our guests from afar, Prince Udabang and Princess Uwenla, ask any questions or any questions you have. As you said, the Great Zhou land is vast and the people are outstanding. I think your peers here are willing to solve your doubts."

As soon as the emperor finished speaking, Princess Wuwentel, who had been impatient, immediately replied: "Thank you, Your Majesty the Great Zhou Emperor, it is not necessary to solve the doubts. As Wuwentel said yesterday, our Thonburi Dynasty brought two treasures to offer to His Majesty the Great Zhou Emperor.

However, since the Great Zhou is known as a heroic place, Wuwenluo has a condition. If the Great Zhou can find something similar to our treasures, we willingly offer the treasures with both hands. If we cannot, we will naturally bring them back." (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to vote for recommendations, monthly votes, and your support is my greatest motivation.)
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