Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

   Chapter 1493 The truth must not be told

   Mu Jin was a little surprised. He didn't expect a prince like the fourth master to be able to see the difference at a glance.

  The truth must not be said.

   Mu Jin smiled and said, "I don't know about this servant, but the water quality here is good, and Wei Chu and the others took care of it well, so it's no wonder they look so good!"

Her own woman, although she has lived in Zhuangzi for two years, is not a peasant. She doesn't find it strange that she doesn't understand this, and the fourth master didn't tell her in detail, but said, "I'll call you back in this Zhuangzi. The steward came over and asked him. Also, when the rice is mature, I will leave it to my father, and my father will be useful. "

  The fourth master said and looked at Mu Jin with a smile: "Don't worry, I don't want you for nothing, I'll give you double the money to buy it from you."

  Mu Jin: ""

   Is she such a stingy person? It's common to talk to the master about silver and silver.

   Besides, how much money can you collect from such a small field? Not twice as much!

   "The slaves' things are all the master's, and it's obvious whether they want it for nothing. At most, it's a reward for the servants in Zhuangzi to reward them for a year of hard work!"

   Fourth Master smiled: "That's all!"

  Fourth Master took a few sticks from the rice ears on the edge of the field, ready to take them back to the senior executives, and asked him to go to his own farm and other towns near the suburbs of Beijing to pick up some for comparison.

  The two of them joined hands and walked back from the fields to the courtyard house while joking and laughing. Seeing that it was almost time, it was time to wash the vegetables, cut the vegetables and cook the rice to prepare.

   When the two entered the yard with a smile, they saw a few men dressed as ordinary servants standing under the eaves of the front porch of the house.

   Mu Jin glanced at those people in surprise, then retracted his gaze, influenced by the fourth master, and groaned in his heart: "This is—"

  The fourth master hurriedly led Mu Jin into the room, and together with two close officials, they sat and drank tea in private, chatting with Wei Chu, and the two of them looked at each other, both of them were stunned.

   Mu Jin reacted quickly, and hurriedly told Wei Chu: "It's nothing to do, back off."

Wei Chu had never met Kangxi Master, didn't know him, but felt that this old man was very noble, but his words were quite gentle and polite, which made people feel good about him for no reason, but he didn't dare to get close. People respect it.

   The words of his own master were just right. Wei Chu immediately thought that this old man must have a good status, and quickly responded and resigned respectfully.

   Seeing that everyone had gone out, and guards outside the door were the guards brought by Lord Kangxi, the fourth master and Mu Jin hurriedly knelt down.

   "Say goodbye to Emperor Amma!"

   Lord Kangxi glanced at the two of them, feeling quite complicated.

   "Let's get up. Today, on a whim, I went out for a walk in the palace. I passed by this village and came in to ask for a bowl of water, who knows."

   Lord Kangxi glanced at the two of them again. Who would have guessed that it was such a coincidence that they would meet the two of you.

If it hadn't been his decision to leave the palace today on a whim, the route through this place was also his own choice, and it was his own will to enter the palace to ask for water, without any interference or hint from anyone, he would think it must be Who's calculated.

   After all, this is a bit too coincidental.

   Fourth Master is also a little embarrassed

Mu Jin smiled boldly and said, "Returning to the emperor, Ama, this manor belongs to the servants. Today, there are some accounts that need to be calculated, so I asked for the grace of the master and asked the master to accompany him here, who knows. , who knew it was a coincidence"

   (end of this chapter)