Farmer’s Blessed Girl

Gao You angrily returned to the station, only to see Lou Mian in the room, frowning slightly, "Why did you come back?"

He came back earlier than him.

Lou Mian came back early, and he drank two pots of tea. Hearing the words, he briefly reported what happened in the morning. The main idea was that it was not that he did not work hard, but that Princess Changyu was married now, which was different from before. .

And the concubine was with him at that time...

Things were not going well today. Gao You and Bai Shan drank tea for three quarters of an hour. You came and I talked for a long time, but I still didn't even find out the current wind direction of Da Jin.

Gao You was so angry that he waved and swept everything on the table to the ground.

The people downstairs who had been listening with their ears pricked up immediately went to Honglu Temple quietly to report: "... I went to Chongyuan Square to visit Master Zhou and Master Bai, but the post was rejected at the beginning, and who knew that I was encountering Princess Mingda and the concubine went back to visit their relatives, and they were immediately blocked."

"The little ones couldn't follow into the lobby. I don't know what they were talking about, but the few boxes that Prince Gao brought were carried out as they were. When they came out, they were so angry that they even smashed things when they went upstairs."

The official of Honglu Temple snorted coldly: "Zhou Man has always been favored, so Bai Shan is not slippery regardless of his qualifications. Now that His Majesty intends to target Goguryeo, how can the two of them give Gao Youyou's face? ?"

"What about the other side?" he asked.

"Then Young Master Lou went to see Princess Changyu, but only said hello on the street. Princess Changyu and the concubine ignored him and didn't even say a word."

The officials of Honglu Temple were satisfied, nodded and said, "Very good, keep an eye on them, including their people. After the Mid-Autumn Festival, these people will no longer be under our control."

Today is a holiday, but many people are not allowed to rest, including the emperor and Wei Zhi.

In the corners that Bai Shan and the others could not see, the emperor directly issued military orders and sent them to the generals, dispatching 40,000 troops from Jiang, Huai, Ling, Xi and other places, and sending 60,000 troops from Liaodong...

The Ministry of Household was the busiest, the troops and horses were not ready, and the food and grass were first. They had to raise military provisions, but now that the autumn harvest was over, the Ministry of Household directly dispatched officials to go to Hebei Road first to raise military provisions.

This year, the Gyeonggi area and the south were somewhat affected by disasters, but the weather in the north was relatively smooth, and another copy of the treasury was transferred, and the early military rations came out.

Everyone was so busy that they almost forgot that today was the fourteenth, or whether the servants of each family entered the imperial city to call for people, indicating that it was time to go back for a reunion.

Wei Zhi was also called, because after Princess Changyu entered the palace to accompany the emperor in the evening, she could also have a reunion dinner at noon.

Wei Zhi went home full of state affairs. He used to keep his face low when he thought about things, and he didn't like to talk. Not only Princess Changyu, but even Wei Yu didn't dare to disturb him at this time, so everyone had a dull meal. After the reunion dinner, Wei Yu immediately found an excuse to pull the princess away.

Wei Zhi was too lazy to greet them, wishing they could go as far as he could. He would have to deal with official business later, so he waved at them and told them to leave quickly.

Mrs. Wei watched them leave eagerly, and couldn't help but turn around and pat Wei Zhi, "Today is a reunion banquet, there is only one child in the capital, you still haven't left anyone."

Wei Zhi hissed: "I see, I see, don't you also want to enter the palace during the palace banquet? That is to say, our family is reunited, and it's the same when we meet again."

Princess Changyu, who came out of the Wei residence, let out a long breath, patted her chest and said, "The father-in-law is more terrifying than the mother-in-law."

Wei Yu said with a smile: "I'm talking nonsense, what's so scary about my father?"

He helped Princess Changyu into the car, "Let's go, go to Zhou's house."

The concierge of Zhou's house knew in advance that they were coming, and as soon as they saw their frame, they immediately removed the door and let their frame go in.

Princess Changyu got out of the car, looked around and asked, "Where's your master?"

The porter immediately smiled and said, "In the garden at the back, someone has already informed me."

But the house is too big, and even if the servants fly over, it will take time, and the delay is not short.

Princess Changyu said directly: "There is no need for them to pick it up, we will go over by ourselves."

It's not the first time anyway.

The two sides finally met in the corridor past the main courtyard.

Princess Changyu smelled the crabs on them, and immediately stepped forward to hold Zhou Man, "Have you eaten?"

Man Bao smiled and said, "No, but the crab pot is warm and smells like it's on the side."

Princess Changyu was happy, and went to the garden with Manbao hand in hand.

The garden was full of purples and bright reds. Madam Liu and Xiao Qian were both there, but they had just shared several tables. Princess Bai Shan and the others were at the other end of the hall, separated by a screen. Everyone got up and greeted Princess Changyu.

Princess Changyu greeted her with a smile all the way. After sitting in the chair, she saw that many people over there were getting up and leaving, and she couldn't help but ask, "How did they leave?"

Man Bao said: "They are all full, and they have to go back to take a nap. Let's eat by ourselves."

The servants brought the plates to pick up the crabs, while the western cakes led the people to dig out the orange flesh and seasoned the plates.

Nowadays, when people eat crabs, they like to mash the fresh orange pulp into mud, make it into orange jelly and eat it, which is very refreshing and refreshing.

After Princess Changyu cleaned her hands, she stretched out her hand and took a crab. She didn't let the maid serve it, so she opened the crab shell and saw a lot of yellow paste inside. She smiled proudly, "I have good luck."

Mingda can testify on this point, "From childhood to adulthood, she has the best luck when eating crabs in the palace. The royal father likes to order her sister to break crab shells."

Although the crabs sent to the emperor were carefully selected, they must be good, but there will be some subtle differences between good and good.

It was the first time that Man Bao knew about eating crabs and luck, so he reached out and grabbed one. She looked at it carefully before breaking it apart.

Bai Shan said: "This is good, we can see who of the two of you has better luck."

As soon as he closed it, Man Bao opened the crabs full of yellow.

Chang Yu was stunned, and Ming Da opened his mouth wide. Bai Erlang had long since noticed it, and said to Zhou Man, "Choose one for me."

"It's not necessarily the best choice for you, I'll just give it to you."

Bai Shan said: "None of the people here are outsiders. You have all picked the good ones. Who will eat the rest?"

Everyone looked at the quiet Wei Yu.

Wei Yu: ...why?

Man Bao had already given the crab to Bai Erlang, she reached out to touch another one, opened it, and it was still full of yellow, she said with a smile: "It's because my grandmother chose it well, these crabs are all carefully selected. "

After all, it was meant to entertain the princess, and it couldn't be delivered just by catching it. They were all carefully selected by the people in the kitchen.

Man Bao dug out the yellow of the chopsticks, dipped it in the orange juice, and put it in his mouth. His eyes almost glowed. It was delicious.

See you tomorrow, really see you tomorrow