EBE Chapter 270 Let's recite some poems!
Chapter 270 Let's recite some poems!
apologize.
Jiang Miaomiao and her mother received it.
Regardless of whether Xu Wancheng is sincere or not, as long as she stops causing trouble.
Thank goodness.
Although the journey was boring, such an event happened from time to time, which was quite tiring.
She prefers eating, drinking, and sleeping to arguing with people.
Lingquan Town was just a small interlude.
The road ahead will be smooth, and the further north you go, the wider and flatter the road becomes.
Their ranks had grown larger, with many more guards.
Riding a tall, imposing horse, he led the way, intimidating even the most monstrous and dangerous creatures into keeping away.
Jiang Miaomiao boarded the luxurious carriage, and once inside, she was absolutely delighted.
It's not that the carriage is decorated in a particularly luxurious way, but rather that its level of comfort has been significantly improved.
It has double doors, a small table, storage cabinets, and hidden compartments, so all the little trinkets and snacks her brothers collected for her have a place to go.
Moreover, the carriage was spacious enough to accommodate all her little movements inside.
Sitting, lying down, lounging like Ge You...
Most importantly, the wheel shock absorption is excellent, so it's really not bumpy at all.
In ancient times, the quality of a carriage depended primarily on its wheels. If the wheels were poorly made, even the most magnificent carriage would be useless.
My mother said the wheels of this carriage are very good.
Jiang Miaomiao couldn't understand it either, so she stopped studying it. The most important thing was that people were comfortable sitting down.
She had Xi'er lift the curtain, while she lay back on her mother's lap, looking at the blue sky and the white clouds drifting lazily by.
I felt like I was lying on cotton, breathing evenly, and I fell asleep.
Following my little girl's gaze, I saw that she was also looking at the blue sky and white clouds.
Lu Qingyao, however, was troubled by what she saw.
She considers herself a sensitive person, especially after coming to Jiangzhou alone with her child.
If you feel that someone is kind to you for no reason, it's not because they're overflowing with love; there's usually a reason behind it.
The two elders of the Cui family initially offered their help and were willing to take the two children into their family. This was partly because they valued the children's aptitude, but more importantly, the father had once been kind to Mr. Cui, and the old man was repaying that kindness.
The feelings that followed were gradually developed during their time together.
The villagers of Taoxi Village are kind to you because you are a community of shared interests and rely on each other.
Sun Erlang led his troops to protect him all the way because of Mu Yunji's orders, and Mu Yunji did so for this reason.
It was mostly at Jiang Yue's behest.
Prince Jing helped them time and time again, and even allowed Miao Miao to put rice bowls on his niece's head and stuff worms into people's mouths, without blaming her in the slightest.
He also did his best to help with scientific research and military pay.
There were also these guards who specially escorted them back to the capital.
For a prince of such high status to go to such lengths is somewhat excessive.
Lu Qingyao racked her brains but couldn't find any value in herself that Prince Jing could use.
If there are any, they are my father and elder brother.
Although they had left their place of exile, they had not yet been reinstated to their original positions, so their value was not great.
This matter made her somewhat uneasy.
He reached out and shook Xiuxiu, who was dozing off beside him, awake. "Xiuxiu, what do you think Prince Jing is after for us?"
Xiuxiu rubbed her eyes, looking at Lu Qingyao with a blank expression. "Sister, why do you ask that?"
"If he didn't want something in return, why would a prince be so kind to us for no reason?"
Xiuxiu swallowed hard. She couldn't very well say that her older sister and Feng-ge had saved Prince Jing.
This concerns the dignity of a prince.
They had to keep it to themselves no matter what, and even if their elder sister suspected them, they had to deny it outright.
If we don't say it, everyone's fine.
However, it seems that Prince Jing likes Miao Miao quite a bit, even more so than he likes Princess Jia Yue.
She opened her eyes and said, "Sister, I think there are two possibilities. One is that Prince Jing and Miao Miao get along well. The other is that Miss Mu stayed at our house for a while. Maybe the prince wants you to help bring them together."
"What! Matchmaking Jing Wang and Qian Xue?"
Lu Qingyao nodded, "It's not impossible, so I can rest assured."
As they were talking, the carriage stopped.
It seems it's mealtime again; Jiang Miaomiao woke up right on time.
Eating outdoors usually involves steamed buns, bread, and wild vegetables, but today's wild vegetables include my aunt's secret stash of dried bamboo shoots and dried meat.
Things made in one's own home should naturally be taken wherever one goes.
Xiuxiu didn't bring many people, because she didn't expect that the convoy, which started from Jiangzhou with less than ten people, would now have sixty or seventy people.
Putting everything else aside, it wastes food.
Every time they arrived at a post station or town, they would replenish their food, and they would always finish it quickly. She felt that everyone in the group had gained weight.
Especially that guard named Liuyun, he can eat the most.
They clearly belong to Princess Yuqing, but insist on claiming to be from Prince Jing's residence. Thinking about it, Prince Jing and his sister have always been close, so it might have been his idea.
After Xiuxiu directed everyone to finish preparing the meal, she then prepared to cook a special meal for Miaomiao. Children are different from adults; they need a balanced diet, otherwise they are likely to stunt their growth.
Besides the wild vegetable porridge, I also made steamed egg custard.
Then Liuyun brought a pigeon from somewhere, saying it was for Miaomiao.
From then on, whenever they went on a picnic, Liu Yun would have his men hunt—pigeons, rabbits, pheasants, and sometimes even wild boars…
Her brothers all benefited from her fame.
Jiang Miaomiao thought to herself, "Luckily, I can only hear the animals I've raised talking, otherwise I would feel so guilty."
They might even become vegetarians.
Lu Qingyao was initially quite apprehensive about Liu Yun's attentiveness, but now that she knew it was because Prince Jing wanted her to be the matchmaker, she felt at ease.
The road ahead is long and arduous.
Jiang Miaomiao was somewhat idle.
Her mother and second brother seized the opportunity and placed a stack of books in front of her.
Mother smiled and said, "Miaomiao, let's recite some poems."
Jiang Miaomiao: ……
There's no escaping it anyway, so just memorize it. After all, I already knew it, and learning it again is much easier.
She had overheard her mother and aunt discussing whether or not to raise her to be a well-bred young lady.
My aunt insisted that we shouldn't.
Mother remained silent.
“Little sister, I’ll recite a line, and you recite it after me.” The second brother began to recite, swaying his head.
"At the beginning of man's life, his nature is good..."
Jiang Miaomiao closed her eyes and started reciting along, shaking her head and swaying her body.
Perhaps my head was spinning, or maybe my second brother's chanting was too hypnotic.
She didn't know where she was reciting the text, or how long she had been reciting it, but she felt like she had returned to her school days.
Dazed.
Jiang Ziyan: "Spring slumber is so sweet, I don't even notice the dawn, everywhere I hear birds singing..."
Jiang Miaomiao: "If you don't wash your feet in spring, you'll be bitten by mosquitoes everywhere... If you turn over in bed at night, you might accidentally crush a lot of mosquitoes to death..."[1]
……
Have you finished memorizing it?
so quiet.
Jiang Miaomiao subconsciously opened her eyes.
Everyone was staring at her, their eyes practically popping out of their sockets.
“Mother, I swear, I didn’t teach it.” Jiang Zifeng raised her hand, her eyes clear.
Xiuxiu: "Sister, it must have been that brat Cui Xingzhou who taught her that."
Jiang Ziyan chimed in, "Yes, it must be that kid. He's been taught all wrong, and it'll be hard to change him now."
The clouds outside the carriage: ...The little princess is so cute!
Yes, write it down and report it to the Princess when you get back.
Miao Miao looked at her mother's pale face and felt somewhat lost.
I thought about it.
Oops!
She must have misspoke.
I got used to reciting it in my past life and didn't realize it.
I'm sorry, Brother Cui, another big problem has been dumped on your head.
……
Note [1] is from the internet, "Spring Dawn".