Reborn ten times, she is the real daughter of the Marquis Mansion and she doesn't pretend anymo

But after the matter was made public, the old lady and Marquis Yong'an began investigations, and the second and third houses were also paying close attention.

Princess Kangning immediately informed the old servant who was still by her side and confirmed the story of the substitution.

Of course the truth is not that simple.

But no one who knows the truth dares to speak it out.

Yuntang lived a new life and naturally knew that her mother would not be lenient towards her.

The paper crane searched slowly and finally found the place where the fetal hair was stored when Yong'an Hou came to Jinhua Hall.

Originally, the hair was cut off after the baby was one month old. According to custom, it can be kept and used as a talisman if the child is weak in the future.

But Princess Kangning actually knew that the child she brought back to the capital was not her biological one, so the hair would certainly not be of any use to her.

Since it couldn't be thrown away, he put it in a brocade bag and placed it in a small sandalwood box.

It was placed in an old box in the corner of the warehouse as seldom-used items.

Although it is troublesome to find, it is also effortless.

Yuntang was overjoyed. He placed the paper crane on the beam of the warehouse, changed into black clothes, and disappeared into the night.

In the warm room in the upper room, the angry Marquis Yong'an and the stubborn Princess Kangning had an argument.

The maids and servants in Jinhua Hall were so frightened that they trembled with fear.

At this time, no one dared to sleep. Some were waiting in the corridor of the upper room, while others were waiting anxiously in the side rooms.

Yuntang relied on his agile body movements to sneak into Jinhua Hall without fear of being discovered.

After all, everyone's attention was on the upper room at this moment, so how could they have the mind to sense the intrusion of outsiders?

Yuntang successfully retrieved her hair, and then carefully confirmed that Jinhuatang did not have her hair placed elsewhere before she left.

On the way back, she made a special trip to Xuexinyuan and found that Jiang Yingxue did not have the amulet made of her fetal hair.

Only then did I finally breathe a sigh of relief and go back to sleep peacefully.

The next day, Yuntang got up early, before it got light outside, put on his Taoist robe and went to the porch to do morning lessons.

After she finished her morning lessons, Mrs. Yang and the four maids immediately helped her wash and change clothes.

Seeing that she was wearing Taoist robes again, Mrs. Yang mustered up her courage and carefully advised her.

"You can wear whatever you want at home, Miss, but please pay attention to your clothes and makeup when you go out. You should wear more women's clothes on weekdays."

"I know that the young lady is used to living like this in the Taoist temple, but when she goes out...it still attracts a lot of attention."

"Maybe Missy doesn't care."

"But if there are ignorant, chattering and immoral people who want to gossip, does the young lady have to teach them a lesson one by one?"

"It's just a waste of time to cause yourself trouble and just start a verbal dispute."

"I understand. I will change into Taoist robes when I do morning and evening classes in the mansion. I will wear women's clothes at other times and change into men's clothes when I have something to do. Is that okay?"

Yuntang got his baby's hair back, fulfilling a long-cherished wish. He was in a very good mood and spoke obediently.

She also knew that these maids and servants truly treated her as a young lady.

Every word and action naturally considers her, protects her, and takes care of her.

She would not deal with those people the same way she did yesterday in Wuweiju.

When she is not showing her power, she is indeed a well-behaved and sensible little girl regardless of her appearance, age and temperament.

Yesterday, Yuntang gave most of the women's clothes to the maids and put them in the closet.

At this time, with the help of the maids, she changed into a red skirt embroidered with plum branches and pomegranates, and a pink and blue cotton robe with a cross-collar embroidered with silver bamboo leaves.

She wore a pink brocade cloak with a snow-white fox fur collar and embroidered peonies on the outside.

Even before she combed her hair, Yuntang looked lively, bright, pretty and dignified.

Mrs. Yang couldn't help but smile and nodded with great satisfaction.

This is what a lady from a noble family should wear.

The fabrics, embroidery and styles of Xiuyulou are all excellent, and there is no other place like it in the whole capital.

Before the eldest lady came back last night, she and the four maids carefully checked those boxes of clothing.

The result of the discussion is that you will look good in any outfit!

No matter what occasion you go to, you should be polite even when entering the palace!

Well, ever since I found out that their eldest daughter is an important figure who can enter the palace at will and can dine with the emperor.

They also felt proud of it and felt that entering the palace was not so far-fetched or unattainable.

Yuntang took off her cloak and sat in front of the dressing table, letting Hongjin and Qingluo comb her hair and choose jewelry for her.

As a Taoist priest for ten generations, she is indeed not good at this kind of thing.

Cuixiao and Ziling brought breakfast, including millet porridge, eggs, red bean paste buns and small meat buns.

They didn't know Yuntang's taste preferences, nor did they know what the Taoist wanted to eat, so they prepared a few more dishes.

Yuntang chose these.

Yesterday, when Yong'an Hou persuaded Yuntang to move into this courtyard, he said that this courtyard had two corner courtyards.

One corner courtyard is a small kitchen and the other corner courtyard is a warehouse.

Yuntang can convert the warehouse into a Taoist altar or even a small Taoist temple.

Yuntang came back last night and set up an altar in the upper room to hold evening classes.

The warehouse was left empty at first, but the small kitchen was used directly.

"From now on, everyone in our yard will cook in the small kitchen."

"In case it gets too cold, the food you get from the kitchen will be cold."

"Let someone who can cook and make pastries and snacks take charge of the kitchen."

"We have enough people in the yard, so there's no need for everyone to sit around doing nothing."

"Anyone who can sew can do it, and anyone who can do other crafts can do it."

"By the way, is there anyone who can write and read?"

"From now on, you should read and copy the Taoist scriptures. I don't ask you to cultivate a high level of Taoism, as long as you are sincere."

Yuntang was eating breakfast and thinking about the Luotian Grand Ceremony that he had discussed with his fellow brothers last night, so he said.

"We were trained as maids. We learned to read eight years ago and can even keep accounts."

Cuixiao was straightforward and started talking immediately.

"These are the Tao Te Ching that I copied when I was five years old. Take them and have a look."

"Read and memorize it early. When you can write it out fluently, I will give you a lucky charm as a reward."

Yuntang casually took out dozens of copies of "Tao Te Ching" and gave amulets as rewards, which was still the Taoist's thing.

It’s not a good idea to just give silver as a reward.

"Except for everyone in our yard, everyone must do this..."

"Anyone in the mansion who is willing to recite the Tao Te Ching can also get a peace amulet as long as they meet my requirements."

"If you can sincerely follow me in doing morning and evening classes and can recite other Taoist scriptures fluently, there will be other rewards."

"Anyone who can sincerely persist for more than half a year without slacking off, seeking literature, martial arts, health, or wealth, can come to me."

"There should be many people in the palace who have seen my methods and know that I can enter the palace to have dinner with the emperor."

"But I want to learn the Dao sincerely, not to flatter others for the sake of profit or harming others."

Yuntang wanted to attract more believers who could recite scriptures before the Luotian Grand Ceremony.

I don't ask for much sincerity in pursuing the Tao. After all, among the women in the rich and powerful houses who worship Buddha, how many of them are kind-hearted people?

Don’t ordinary people also pray to Buddha for something?

She also has something to ask for now, which is that more people can contribute merits at that time.