I've been reborn, who still wants to be a cowardly little white flower?

That night, the guard who delivered something to his brother came back with a letter from his brother, saying that he completely understood what Jiang Yuan meant.

Knowing that she is now in the Marquis' Mansion, he feels much more at ease. He will definitely study with peace of mind and tell Jiang Yuan not to worry about him. He also asks him to take care of himself.

Jiang Huai was not a person who was scheming for personal gain. He was devoted to studying. The teachers in the academy liked him very much and he had a very good relationship with his classmates.

Since they parted at the ancestral hall, he suddenly understood many things. He also thought about his previous idea of ​​working part-time while studying, which was mentioned by his classmates from time to time. He was gradually influenced by it and felt that there was something wrong.

A few days later, he found a jade pendant in his closet. Although it was late at night, he did not waste a moment, knocked on the teacher's door, and handed the jade pendant to the teacher.

Unexpectedly, early the next morning, someone rushed into his room angrily, saying that he had stolen his jade pendant and wanted to search it.

The assistant had no choice but to ask him to open his closet to prove his innocence.

In the end, the jade pendant was not found. Jiang Huai smiled and looked at the classmate, and asked, "How did you know that I stole your jade pendant and hid it in the closet?"

The student spoke righteously, straightening his back, "Everyone knows that you don't have money to pay the tuition, so you found a job in the academy to earn money. No one who studies here is short of money. The one who can steal things must be you."

Jiang Huai smiled and shook his head. Although this academy was the most famous academy in the capital, there were still some simple-minded fools who were forced in by paying money.

Finally, the teacher took out the jade pendant, proved Jiang Huai's innocence, and criticized the student. At the same time, the teacher realized the seriousness of the matter and talked to Jiang Huai alone.

The Queen had trouble sleeping, so the Princess asked Jiang Yuan and got another bottle of calming incense from her.

Jiang Yuan didn't do much at the beginning. He gave a few to the eldest princess, kept a few for himself, and gave some to the queen.

During the three days in the Marquis' Mansion, Qu Ying did as she said, with a lot of homework every day. She got up early in the morning to do horse stance and practice boxing, which only took up a little time.

Most of my time was filled with various courses. I went to the private school for girls at Mr. Wu's house. In the morning and afternoon, I had to dance, play the pipa, do needlework, do math, look at account books, etc.

There is hardly any time to play.

Jiang Yuan accompanied her in doing horse stance and boxing every morning. It seemed that he was accompanying her, but the master who taught them martial arts secretly told the princess that Jiang Yuan did have some kung fu skills and every move was very good, but his strength was not enough.

Jiang Yuan naturally knew his problem, so he had people move huge rocks to the yard, made dumbbells, and also had people build a horizontal bar in the yard.

She followed the training to reveal to everyone little by little that she was able to fight and kick. Otherwise, when she recovered to her peak form one day and killed someone, it would seem very strange.

Once, Zhishu saw Jiang Yuan doing pull-ups in the yard, so he went to the kitchen and pretended to ask Chunzhi, who was making snacks, "Sister Chunzhi, has your daughter ever learned kung fu?"

Chunzhi was busy with her hands and nodded naturally, "Yes."

"Ah, isn't Lord Jiang a civil servant? And he has hired a martial arts master in his family?"

"No, there is no master at home, but my girl has a master."

Chunzhi said no more, and Zhishu asked Luzhu again, and got the same answer.

Jiang Yuan didn't know about this, and neither of them had talked about it.

After the eldest princess received the news, she was a little confused, but she couldn't find any words to refute. Her maids had always said so since she was a child. She was a lady from a wealthy family, so it couldn't be that she was impersonating someone else.

Jiang Yuan herself knew that one day, her identity would arouse suspicion, at least the people in the Jiang Mansion would be suspicious, but so what? Who could provide evidence to prove that she was not Jiang Yuan?

Therefore, since her rebirth, she has never hidden the differences between herself and the original owner, just to let everyone feel unfamiliar and accept this unfamiliarity little by little.

Jiang Yuan was practicing martial arts in the yard when Mother Cui came over and said that the eldest princess wanted to see her about something.

After washing up, Jiang Yuan came to the eldest princess's courtyard.

As soon as she entered the room, she saw a box on the table. The princess motioned for her to sit down and asked with a smile, "Are you used to living in the mansion? If you need anything, tell the servants to buy it."

"Thank you, Princess. It's great. Much better than at home."

The eldest princess gave Mother Cui a look, and Mother Cui opened the box, revealing a box of golden ingots.

Jiang Yuan looked at the box of gold ingots, understood what was in his mind, walked slowly forward, closed the box, and pushed it in the direction of the princess.

The princess was puzzled. "This is the money the Queen Mother paid you. The tranquilizing incense is very good. The Queen Mother wants to send it to her regularly in the future. This is the deposit."

Jiang Yuan took two steps back and knelt on one knee. "Princess, I don't want the silver. I have something to ask of you. I hope you can help me."

The princess looked stunned and said, "Tell me about it."

"I would like to ask the princess to help me find someone and ask for a document."

"Who? What document?"

"Twenty years ago, in Yunzhou Prefecture, Liu Xian had a backup copy of my mother's dowry list and a letter of guarantee written by my father. I want to get my mother's dowry back."

The eldest princess became interested. She raised her hand and motioned Jiang Yuan to stand up and tell her the whole story.

He walked in the courtyard holding the wooden box full of gold ingots, his mind still on the conversation he had just had with the eldest princess.

The eldest princess asked, "If we fall out with the Jiang family like this, there will be no way back."

Jiang Yuan, "My mother endured humiliation all her life for my brother and me, and finally died of depression. I must avenge her.

I can’t let them lie on my mother’s bones and live a life of luxury using my mother’s dowry.

I want them to spit out every penny.

As for the way out, how reliable is the way out? The future you have created yourself is the one you can rely on.”

Everyone in the Jiang Mansion was still under house arrest, and no one knew that Jiang Yuan had already returned to the capital.

The mansion was in chaos all day long, Jiang Wan was crying every day, and Jiang's father was scolding every day.

In the middle of the night, Jiang Yuan changed into a nightgown and quietly slipped out of the mansion through the back door.

She had lived in the Marquis' Mansion for so many days that she had already figured out the defenses of the Mansion. There were also some secret guards, but they were all in the eldest princess' courtyard and the two girls' courtyards. Naturally, Jiang Yuan had no secret guards protecting him.

This actually matched Jiang Yuan's thoughts. It would not be easy for the secret guards to sneak away.

It was a midnight curfew, the streets were empty, a cold wind was howling, and the lanterns hanging on the shop doors were blown left and right.

The Marquis' Mansion is two streets away from the Jiang Mansion, so it is quite a distance. Fortunately, I ran all the way and sweated a lot, so I didn't feel cold.

There were two guards standing guard at the gate of Jiang Mansion. They should have been sent by the emperor. They climbed into the yard quietly.

The entire Jiang Mansion fell into a deep sleep, without any sound at all. Jiang Yuan even went to the place where he found Wang Po and Sun Cheng doing good deeds last time, but it was empty, and he felt a little disappointed.

She arrived at the storehouse with ease, took out the silver hairpin from her head, and quickly unlocked it. After coming here last time, she had been thinking about it. What a huge storehouse, which was filled with her mother's dowry.

She wrapped the jewelry, silver, and banknotes in a bundle and carried it on her back. The only things left were antique paintings and calligraphy and silk fabrics, but they were too big for her to take.

Everything that could be taken away was looted. The silver was a bit heavy, so she could only pick up the valuables. The silver would be hers sooner or later, and the things that could not be taken away would also be hers sooner or later.

There are still some shops in the Jiang Mansion, including Yun's dowry shop and some shops purchased later. The deeds are all in Aunt Qiu's hands, so she can only visit them next time and ask them to hand them over with both hands.