After I traveled through the book, I was spoiled by five little villains

Qin Yaoguang took a sip of tea and spoke slowly.

"You took all of Lu Yi's faults on yourself, saying that it was because you were not a good husband to the princess that he made such a mistake."

"He also said that he was so angry with Lu Yi that he locked him up because he was so bold and didn't take the royal family seriously and spoke wildly."

"Now that the situation has changed, you have reflected on your sins. From today on, send Lu Yi back to the Lu family, and let the Lu family urge him to relearn the etiquette of a prince consort and reflect on his mistakes behind closed doors. If he really changes, send someone to take him back to the princess's mansion."

Chun Ning was stunned when he heard this.

This is an apology under the guise of laying out all of Lu Yi's faults once again.

Didn’t they say before that the sisters were too domineering?

If you apologize first, you can shut everyone up.

Anyway, he wouldn't lose any weight, and he could also kick Lu Yi out in one fell swoop.

Isn't it wonderful!

"it is good!"

Chun Ning immediately said, "Sister, can you lend me paper, pen, ink, and inkstone? I'm writing it right now, can you take a look at it for me?"

She thought that she should write it first, and then submit it after returning to her house to have it stamped.

At the same time, Lu Yi was taken back to the Lu family and handed over to their elders to take care of him.

Chun Ning felt that it was great that the imperial sister had the final say in the Princess's Mansion!

After getting used to this pattern, she felt quite uncomfortable when she returned home.

This is obviously her princess's mansion, why should there be another man as the master?

Qin Yaoguang had no choice but to ask Chunfen to spread the paper and grind the ink for her.

Chun Ning prepared a draft in his mind and finished it in one go.

Qin Yaoguang looked at her and nodded, "That's all."

Put a paperweight on it and let the ink dry in the sun.

Chun Ning said, "Sister, after we return home, shall we practice martial arts, archery and horse riding?"

Qin Yaoguang was just about to tell her about this.

"These few days, I have had people clean up the martial arts training ground. Since my brother has become Master Fang's disciple, he cannot slack off. I thought you, me and the kids could all exercise."

Chun Ning nodded repeatedly: "Yes, we were too weak in the past, we can't rely on others."

She knew that her sister had been attacked on her way back to Beijing, and Qing Bai was the only one who survived from the Qingyi Guard.

After returning to Beijing, she immediately came to see her imperial sister.

He didn't ask a single question, he just wanted to spend more time with Qin Yaoguang and not let her be sad alone.

After discussing this matter, the two sisters also discussed giving lessons to the five children.

Finally, come up with a routine.

Just like in the other courtyard, they got up early to do morning exercises, and then Chunning taught the children to read and write.

After a nap, everyone concentrated on practicing martial arts for an hour.

During the remaining time, Fang Ting continued to practice martial arts with Yan Shouzhuo, while Lao Wu followed Dong Qing to study medicine at the palace doctor's.

The second and third children reviewed their lessons and read on their own, while the fourth child learned piano, chess, calligraphy and painting from Qin Ying and Qin Li.

Teach students in accordance with their strengths.

Qin Yaoguang used the morning to deal with trivial matters in the palace. After practicing martial arts in the afternoon, he and Chun Ning went to the palace to accompany the Queen Mother.

So, another two days passed.

Although Qingbai was still recovering from his injuries, the matter of the medicinal tea was not neglected and was left to her.

A regular schedule keeps everyone in good physical condition.

Qin Yaoguang threw himself into this busyness and put aside all those random thoughts.

It is said that "it is never too late for a gentleman to take revenge."

In order to avenge the blood feud of the Yan family, Yan Changqing spent ten years to manage and seek revenge.

Why can't she?

With Chunning's careful teaching, the children's academic performance has improved dramatically.

The second child, who learns the fastest, has already started reading "Youxue Qionglin".

In the blink of an eye, it was the day of the funeral of the old lady of the Ningguo Mansion.

Logically speaking, based on the regulations of the Duke's Mansion and considering the old lady's status as the current empress dowager's biological mother, it is impossible for her to stay in the temple for just seven days.

It lasted for 49 days, and was held with great fanfare, and no one dared to say anything.

However, on the one hand, the Cui family had exhausted their family assets in supporting Prince Ruyang and were unable to support such a grand ceremony.

Secondly, the Empress Dowager in the palace had made it clear that she would no longer protect her mother’s family, so how could she dare to provoke the palace again?

And the most crucial point is that the Cui family is now without a mistress, and it is the second son's second wife, the second wife, Mrs. He, who is forced to take charge of the funeral.

In addition, when the victims were fleeing, even Empress Xie in the palace took the lead in saving money. How could the Cui family be so extravagant and wasteful that they were impeached by the censor?

Due to these reasons, this superior old lady who was respected by everyone during her lifetime did not have a grand funeral to match her appearance after her death.

On the way to the funeral procession, Qin Yaoguang ordered people to set up colorful tents and altars for roadside sacrifices.

Her surname is Qin, which is the national surname.

His last name is not Cui.

If she attended the funeral, it would be an honor for the Cui family.

There is a reason why you don't go.

Next to the colorful tent she had built was the altar set up by Chunning.

At the time of the funeral, the Empress Dowager did not show up. She only ordered a eunuch in charge to come and carry the coffin for her.

Everyone with a discerning eye could see that the Cui family was becoming increasingly unpopular with the Empress Dowager.

After the coffin was opened, countless guests came to see off the deceased.

Sedan chairs of all sizes and various horse-drawn carriages stretched for four or five miles.

The ones in front had already reached the city gate, while the ones behind had just left the gate of Ningguo Mansion.

All the major families, no matter how close they are to the Cui family now, will definitely not allow people to gossip about them for the sake of their reputation.

In addition, there were officials of all levels, big and small, who had dealings with the Cui family.

The roadside sacrificial tents, headed by Qin Yaoguang, stretched down the river and stretched for two full streets.

The shortcomings of the coffin can be made up by regaining some face through the scene of the funeral procession.

The descendants of the Cui family were dressed in mourning, carrying "soul-calling banners" and holding "mourning sticks", and the trumpeters and drummers followed the coffin all the way.

Behind them, there was a monk chanting scriptures all the way.

As the funeral procession moved forward, money for the journey was scattered into the sky.

Hearing the noise getting closer, Qin Yaoguang nodded to Nanny Deng.

The tea table was filled with incense, candles, offerings and other sacrifices. Paper money was raised high and then fluttered down in mid-air.

Thirty-two strong men, carrying a six-inch thick golden nanmu coffin, slowly walked past the colorful tent.

Paper money was flying all over the sky and the scene was solemn and sad.

Qin Yaoguang felt an emotion that did not belong to her, and she was so sad that she could not control herself.

Not the first time.

Touching the cold tears on her cheeks, Qin Yaoguang guessed that this emotion could only come from the original owner.

She had never even seen the old lady, and was forced to assassinate her by the Cui family. How could she cry over her death?

Looking at the entire Cui family, the only one she had the most affection for was the Empress Dowager.

Could it be that the original owner did not leave and has always been in her body?

Eliminate all impossibilities, and whatever remains, no matter how incredible, is the only answer.

If this is true, then her purpose of traveling through the book is to live again for the original owner?

Or make up for the regret?

Or atonement?

She tried to call the original owner in her heart, but got no response.

It seems that the original owner can only be sensed by her when she is emotionally excited.