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

In this New Year, the person that every family and every household was vying to invite was Yan Changqing.

From military generals to nobles, as well as large and small aristocratic families, all vied to extend olive branches to him, and he received numerous invitations to banquets under various names.

His popularity was concretely demonstrated in this New Year.

Even those who hated him to death had to greet her with a smile.

If we talk about the most prominent person, it must be Princess Leyang.

In a patriarchal society, a woman's achievements often depend on her father or her husband, and whether she can give birth to a child and continue the family line for her husband's family.

But Qin Yaoguang is different.

Yan Changqing's reputation was just icing on the cake for her.

In the capital, the news of Yan Changqing's care and concern for her spread quietly, making those who used to say bad things about the princess behind her back become the object of ridicule by others.

There is no other reason, it’s just that the facts are too clear.

Yan Changqing had always been by her side at the grand court meeting and had walked side by side with her into the ancestral hall to worship the ancestors. The respect he showed her was indisputable.

Qin Yaoguang himself was not only a guest of honor invited by various mansions, but also a guest of honor for literati and poets.

The most noble Hanlin scholars and the chief academic officers of the Imperial College, who had many students all over the world, all vied with each other to invite him in the name of their female relatives.

Wherever she went, that place became a small painting classroom.

As a former sales champion and president of the Asia-Pacific region, Qin Yaoguang knows how to deal with people and give speeches on stage as basic skills.

She is not at all stage-frightened and gives lectures in a simple and easy-to-understand manner.

In fact, she is not a person who likes to join in the fun, and she never attends parties that are mainly for killing time.

Every time she appears, she has her own purpose.

But this New Year is different.

Qin Yaoguang is willing to do her best to teach all the modern art knowledge she has mastered to these most outstanding intellectuals in Dajing Dynasty.

She has limited talents, but others do not.

Just like the emperor, once he mastered this new type of painting, he could create more works of art.

At the same time, to learn this new technique, sketching is the basis of everything.

Leyang paper and pen are essential items for learning sketching.

As long as the new type of painting can be accepted by the talented people of the time and then promoted, students from all over the country will naturally follow suit.

Once sketching becomes popular, it will in turn drive the widespread use of Leyang paper and pen.

The benefits it brings will be immeasurable.

To give the simplest example, the Imperial Court's specialized research and development department could have more precise drawings, greatly reducing the cost of trial and error.

In rural private schools with difficult conditions, teachers no longer have to teach children to write with dead branches on the sand.

If you want to promote a tool, it’s not enough to just ask school supervisors to provide it for free.

If it is to be widely accepted by people, it must be driven by a trend from top to bottom.

Therefore, Qin Yaoguang spared no effort.

This Spring Festival, she was so busy that she didn't even have time to have a good chat with Chun Ning.

Later, Chun Ning simply attended the banquet with her and became one of her many students.

One day, before Qin Yaoguang gave a lecture, he saw a familiar face.

It was Fan Shiming, the future commoner prime minister, whom he had met once at Shili Pavilion when leaving the capital that day.

After not seeing him for a few months, he was still as dark and thin, and dressed simply as before.

There is absolutely no trace of him being eroded by the prosperity of the capital city. He is exactly the same as the description in the original book.

Fan Shiming followed everyone else in greeting. After he stood up, he saw Qin Yaoguang's face clearly and was shocked.

She is actually Princess Leyang!

And he was thinking about repaying her kindness that day, so he gave her the business card.

Just ask, when will it be his turn to help the most honorable princess of the dynasty, the wife of Prince Anle?

He knew at that time that the lady was not an ordinary person, but he never thought that she had such a noble status.

This was completely inconsistent with the various rumors he had heard before and after arriving in Beijing.

However, it's not entirely his fault.

At Shili Pavilion, the eldest princess was very kind to everyone, and her son was extremely strong. He single-handedly held up the collapsed coal train.

All kinds of thoughts surged up in his mind, making it difficult for him to calm down as he came here to learn.

Everyone took their seats.

Qin Yaoguang looked at Fan Shiming and nodded slightly to him.

Fan Shiming felt relieved.

It seems that the princess being approachable is not just an illusion.

Qin Yaoguang officially started teaching.

The students are all outstanding scholars and they all come here because of my reputation, so teaching them is very easy.

Because the people who come each time are different, Qin Yaoguang has to teach the most basic courses first every time.

Afterwards, we will talk about some more in-depth content for students who have already taken the class several times.

There are more than ten easels in the ancient warm room.

Qin Yaoguang drew the blueprints for these easels and had a batch of them made in the bookshop for her teaching use.

At the same time, it is also on sale in bookstores.

Behind each easel, there is a person sitting and concentrating on painting.

They are of different ages, men, children, and women, and there is no distinction between the groups.

I'm afraid this is the first time that boys and girls are studying in the same class since the rule of "boys and girls sit in different seats after the age of seven" was established.

Although this is not a formal class, it is undoubtedly a good start.

Any trend starts from the powerful and wealthy families.

Even young ladies who are kept in seclusion still have to follow etiquette rules, at least, the ladies should be given some extra leeway.

Not only does she manage the household chores, she also has to serve her parents-in-law and take care of her husband and children.

Throughout history, no housewife has had an easy life.

And now, Qin Yaoguang provides them with another option, which allows them to regain the emotions they had in the boudoir in the past besides these chores.

Qin Yaoguang walked among them, just like the art professor who taught her back then, giving guidance and demonstrations to each person on the problems they encountered. Sometimes she even directly used the method of modifying the paintings to make the other person suddenly realize the solution.

Occasionally, she was a little dazed.

She just felt that this scene was something she had never thought could be realized, so magical and yet so real.

If someone had told her back then that you would teach people to paint in ancient times, she would probably just think that person was talking in his sleep.

But all this actually happened.

An afternoon passed, and she washed her hands in a copper basin, ready to finish class.

Unlike ordinary teachers, Qin Yaoguang's status as the eldest princess is there. Before she leaves, the students in the class will come up one by one to thank her and say goodbye.

She found it cumbersome at first, but now she is used to it.

Gradually, it became a ritual.

Regardless of their status, the students thanked her sincerely and told her what they had learned and felt from the class.

She had a serious discussion with her students.

And the content doesn’t just stop at learning.

Ever since an extroverted lady complained to her about a bad thing one time, more and more people came to her to chat.

She adopted an attitude of listening but not expressing her opinion.

Gradually, more and more people began to tell her their true feelings.

During this ceremony, Qin Yaoguang felt that a friendship that transcended the teacher-student relationship was slowly emerging.