Quick travel to save a miserable life

Eight years later, Wang Ziming had been promoted from the original editor of the Hanlin Academy to the censor Zhongcheng, and his rank had been upgraded from the sixth grade to the fifth grade, a full three levels.

Among officials of the same level, this promotion speed is already considered fast. In addition to his true talent and hard work, this is also inseparable from his status as the consort.

Everyone knows that the censor has the power to supervise all officials and report events. It sounds like he has great power, but in fact it is an offending job.

Fortunately, as a consort, Zi Ming was barely considered half of the royal family, and his background was relatively strong. In addition, the things he reported were all proven and not false, so his life at the Yushitai was not bad.

In the past few years, Ziming has been very affectionate with Princess Anping, and the princess has given birth to a son and a daughter one after another.

Now the eldest son Wang Yuran is seven years old, and the eldest queen Yanran is also five years old. Yuxue, the two children, is cute and very smart.

Both brothers and sisters were well taught by Zi Ming and the princess. Although they were lively, they were able to observe etiquette. Even when Yanran entered the palace and met the queen, she could take the initiative to salute without being taught by adults.

Princess Anping is still the most beloved daughter of the Empress after her marriage. Because of their love for the house and the bird, the brother and sister are also favored by the Empress. They have followed their mother in and out of the palace since they were young. Although they are deeply favored by the Empress, they can still be cautious. Etiquette is not out of line, so it is even more favored by the elders.

The two children were often brought by Zi Ming to the mansion where Lin Hui lived, and made love to Lin Hui's grandmother and grandmother, without showing any signs of life. They could be regarded as the spices in Lin Hui's old life. .

Yes, although Lin Hui is only forty-seven years old in this world, in everyone's eyes, she is already an old man.

In this era when a man can call himself "Old Man" at the age of forty, and a woman can call herself "Laoshen" at the age of forty, at the age of forty-seven, she is already considered a complete old person.

Fortunately, she took advantage of the princess giving her some palace skin care products and began to adjust and repair her skin.

In the past few years, she has been doing this work to make herself beautiful, and the results are good. Her skin condition is better than that of the previous ten years, and she looks younger now than she did before she was forty years old.

However, it is probably related to the fact that she now lives a comfortable life and no longer works. Now, except for going to Jizhu Hall for necessary teaching and occasionally making small things for her grandchildren, she rarely does needlework.

Housework at home is also handled by servants. Lin Hui only needs to ask for arrangements and instructions. She has changed from a low-class person who works hard to a high-class person who works hard.

Jizhu Hall has now developed into a university hall with more than [-] students in the school. The originally purchased courtyard has been expanded twice to accommodate so many people.

Lin Hui also found a few suitable successors and passed on the technique of double-sided embroidery with different colors.

What do some people say about her? Such a precious skill is actually passed on to an unrelated outsider instead of her own descendants. Even if the princess's children don't need such a skill, they can still pass it on to their daughter!

Fortunately, her children all supported her approach. Ever since the death of his grandmother and father, Ziming had developed trust in his mother who supported the family and was used to not questioning her decisions.

Yao Niang is even more convinced of Lin Hui, not to mention that she really has no interest in female celebrities. Over the years, she has only learned to sew simple clothes and make small things such as purse fan covers. If it's more complicated, there's nothing you can do about it.

It was absolutely impossible for her to lower her head to embroider. With this time, she would rather do a few arithmetic problems.

When Yao Niang was studying in a girls' school, she fell in love with the subject of arithmetic and was so addicted to it that she read through all the arithmetic-related books in the school and answered all the questions above. There are very few errors or omissions.

Yao Niang's talent in arithmetic made Mr. Qin, who taught arithmetic, have a passion for talent. She also loved arithmetic, otherwise she would not have not married and gone to school to teach and study arithmetic.

Mr. Qin took Yao Niang as his disciple and gave her a lot of help. Later, the master and apprentice often got together to study some laws and theorems in arithmetic, and Yao Niang also met her future husband.

Yao Niang’s husband is Mr. Qin’s nephew Qin Yu. He also loves to study arithmetic. He often comes over to discuss research issues with his aunt. Later, Yao Niang was added to the family. As their contacts increased, the two young people became more interested in mathematics. If they are congenial, they will naturally develop a good impression.

The Qin family is a traditional scholarly family. Although there are not many officials in the family, everyone is eager to learn and there are no descendants.

What's rare is that the Qin family is not a scholar. Although they value knowledge, their family culture is quite open and liberal. This can be seen just from the fact that Mr. Qin is still unmarried in his thirties and has not been kicked out of the house.

The Qin family soon came to propose Qin Yu's marriage to Yao Niang, and Lin Hui naturally happily agreed.

Lin Hui was also happy for Yao Niang. In this era, it is not easy to meet someone with similar interests, and it is even more rare to have an enlightened husband.

When Yao Niang was eighteen years old, she got married in a grand manner. In addition to the conventional farm goods and gold and silver items in the dowry, the most precious item in her dowry was a box of classics on arithmetic that Lin Hui painstakingly collected.

This so-called classic book naturally came from Lin Hui's space. She copied it by hand and then found a way to make it old. In order to make her daughter happy, she also tried her best.

This small box of books was regarded as a treasure by Yao Niang and Qin Yu. After getting married, the couple plunged into research.

After the age of sixty, Lin Hui's body became weaker and weaker year by year. By the time she was sixty-five, it became difficult for her to even walk and she gradually became inseparable from crutches.

Lin Hui knew that this was due to the excessive wear and tear on her original body in the years before she came. Although she was treated in time, it eventually fell into a deficit and affected her lifespan.

At this time, the old emperor had long since passed away, and the new emperor had been on the throne for several years. He was the eldest prince and the eldest brother of Princess Anping.

Ziming has also become a censor doctor, in charge of the censorship station, and has a second-rank official position, second only to the prime minister.

Lin Hui also received the second-grade imperial title and became an old feudal prince again.

Jizhutang, founded by Lin Hui back then, has now opened dozens of branches across the country, with over [-] students. It was managed by Lin Hui's granddaughter Wang Yanran as early as ten years ago.

Countless women have graduated from schools in recent years. Such a large number of employees has also prompted the establishment of more embroidery shops, making the textile and embroidery industry of this dynasty more developed and indirectly improving the status of those women.

After her sixty-sixth birthday, Lin Hui became bedridden. In just a few days, she began to have no food or drink.

Finally, after seven days in bed, Lin Hui breathed her last breath in this world and passed away with a smile.

Lin Hui was granted the title of first-class Rongguo Madam by the emperor, and her funeral was extraordinarily grand. She died with great sorrow and honor!