Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

During the Lantern Festival, Jin Wu couldn't help it, the gates of the city were wide open, and although the number of patrolling personnel increased a lot, she still had some headaches and worries.

Every year in this lively day, it is also the day with the most accidents. If Sisi disappears again, she feels that she may not have to live.

The little girl was full of tricks, and her pitiful appearance was so distressing. Mu Jin was soft-hearted and had to give in. The siblings were not allowed to separate, and the guards would follow and protect them, and they were not allowed to leave.

Sisi couldn't help but agree.

At night, the siblings went out of the palace.

Not long after, Fourth Master also led Mu Jin out of the palace to enjoy the lanterns in disguise.

In the bright lights of the Milky Way, the crowds are bustling and crowded, and the chatter and laughter around them also converge into a river.

Mu Jin and the fourth master walked hand in hand, and the fourth master hugged and protected her from time to time, not letting anyone push her, stopped in front of her favorite lantern, and laughed and commented together.

Some bought them with money and asked the eunuchs and guards who followed them to take them.

There are also small games such as guessing lantern riddles and throwing traps. The two continued to play while walking happily.

What the two of them didn't know was that, in the crowd, far away, one of them covered his head and only showed a pair of dark eyes, wearing an ordinary dress, staring at the backs of the two of them.

There seemed to be two clusters of flames burning in the deep eyes, and the light was flickering, and the expression was slightly ferocious.

She didn't need to think about it to know that there must be countless guards around these two people, and she didn't dare to get too close.

Not long after, he merged into the raging crowd and disappeared.

Mu Jin and Fourth Master returned to the palace with unfulfilled intentions, and went to bed in peace when they heard that Sisi and his brother had also returned.

After the fifteenth day, fourth master will start to go to court.

For the first time in the new year, Mu Jin got up early on purpose to dress fourth master herself and send him out.

The real spring has not come yet, Mu Jin is no better than Fourth Master, she is still considered leisurely.

She didn't intend to get involved with Da Gege's marriage at all, and left it to the Ministry of Internal Affairs to handle it all.

She could see that this person who looked gentle and quiet was actually not very transparent.

Everyone has selfishness, but she was born in the royal family, so she would know what to do and what not to do.

At any rate, she is her aunt, whether it is Sisi or Hongzhang, she has nothing to do with her personality. If she understands, she shouldn't be calculating.

Mu Jinsu pays attention to reciprocating, so naturally, she won't worry about Da Gege's affairs anymore.

Because Da Gege was about to leave the court, it was difficult for Xiao Tao, Xiao Cong, and Bitao and others' weddings to be ahead of Da Gege's, so they all postponed it and set it in June.

The dowry and make-up for them have already been prepared, and they are just waiting for the day.

Regarding Sisi's accompanying reading, Mu Jin has been seeing each other since years ago, and has not revealed any rumors, and has not yet made a decision. She plans to wait until the spring blossoms in March before making a decision.

The little girl is too naughty and too noisy, so you have to be more careful in choosing a companion.

Mu Jin absolutely doesn't want to have the matter of choosing a companion for Hongzhang again. It's not a joke to mix in a few black apples. If something happens, how to explain it to the family?

No one thought that the Supreme Emperor Kangxi would return to the palace on the sixteenth day of the first lunar month!

Entered the palace very low-key!

Although the Supreme Emperor has given up his power and left the rivers and lakes, there is never a shortage of legends about the Supreme Emperor in the capital, courts, and palaces.