Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

After hearing this, Wan'er's face turned red and she said, "Young Master is laughing. When Wan'er was born, my father was reading in the study. He happened to see Wen Tingyun's line, 'The fragrance rises from the dust with Jing Wan's songs, and the shadows accompany the delicate dancing sleeves.'" So I made the word 'wan' into my name. Because my parents loved me, I added the word 'son' after the word 'wan'!"

Chongwu said: "So, the girl must be a scholar!"

Wan'er nodded and said, "Yes, but it's not a famous family and it's not worth mentioning. Mr. Mu, please come into the room and talk!"

Seeing that she changed the subject and seemed unwilling to mention her family, Chongwu stopped asking and followed her into the house.

The room Wan'er lives in is the best one in the hospital. It is decorated fresh and elegantly. It has a bed, a dressing table, and a smoke cage. It is equipped with various colors. There is a strip table by the window, with purple sand on it. The roses are in full bloom in the flowerpots, and the flowers are fragrant and fragrant. Together with the fragrance of medicine that fills the room, there is an indescribable charm.

Chongwu sat down, and Wan'er poured a cup of tea herself, offered it to her, and said politely: "I am a guest abroad, and there is no good tea to entertain you. This is maple dew tea. If you don't mind it, I will just drink it." Bar."

Chongwu took the tea cup and saw that the maple dew tea inside was brewed just right. Although this maple dew tea was not a great thing, it was very labor-intensive. It had to be brewed three or four times before the color came out. The color of the tea soup in his tea bowl is just right, which shows that Wan'er is a woman who is well versed in tea ceremony and has a taste for life.

Wan'er also sat down, took the medicine bowl from the nanny's hand, and drank it with a frown. The dark and bitter medicine made her frown, and she held her breath, her delicate little face wrinkled. together.

"Is it painful?" Seeing the pain on her face, Chongwu couldn't help but ask.

Wan'er wiped the corners of her mouth with a handkerchief and said, "Compared with my current situation, this little pain is nothing!"

Chongwu knew her current difficulty and said readily: "This little thing of yours is nothing. Once your injury is healed, I will send someone to take you back to the south."

Wan'er's expression dimmed and she said: "My family has fallen into ruin, and there is no difference between going back and staying here. It's better to find something to do in the capital, and save yourself from the fatigue of traveling on the road."

Chong Wushu said: "That would be easier. In addition to playing the piano, what else can you do? There are dozens of shops in my house. You can choose any one to do business, whether it is a shopkeeper or a clerk, although I can't guarantee it." You are rich and powerful, but at least you are guaranteed to have enough food and clothing."

Hearing this, Wan'er's eyes showed a bit of joy and said: "In addition to studying and playing the piano, Wan'er can also be a female celebrity. It would be great if the master's family has a ready-made clothing shop, a silk and satin shop, or a shop that requires needle and chisel skills. ."

"By coincidence, I happen to have a fur shop in my hands. There are many tailors and embroiderers in it, who are responsible for sewing fur clothes, cloaks, etc. If the girls don't mind, you can work there. The food and accommodation are provided by your master. The problem of food and accommodation for the servants can also be solved." Chongwen said.

When the nanny who was waiting on the side heard what Chongwu said, she chanted Buddha in her mouth and said: "Amitabha, girl, Mr. Mu's proposal is really great. You can go to Mr. Mu's fur shop. We can have a place to stay." Well, Mr. Mu is really our great benefactor!"

Miss Wan'er said gratefully: "Mr. Mu, I cannot thank you enough for your kindness. Wan'er will definitely remember your help."

Mu Chongwu smiled and said: "It's just a trivial matter, it's not worth mentioning. Miss Wan'er doesn't need to worry about it."

He didn't expect her to repay him and help her, but he just wanted to help her through the difficulties out of sympathy or appreciation for her because he thought she was very good, kind-hearted, and elegant.