Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Liu Shu took something out of the space.

Wind-up music boxes, snow-covered glass ball ornaments, pocket watches, bone china tea sets, crystal flower baskets...

These things that can be bought for a few hundred dollars in modern times are now good things that are hard to buy even with a thousand taels of silver.

The betrothal gifts prepared by Liu Shu were mainly composed of these items, with some additional items that most families would prepare as betrothal gifts.

Liu Da was shocked when he saw the music box and glass ornaments.

"How much did you spend? Did you spend all the money in your house on these things?"

You know, a music box is worth more than five thousand taels.

Liu Shu: "No, these things didn't cost too much."

Liu Da had an expression that said "Don't lie to me".

Liu Shu: "Really, I exchanged it directly with the foreigners."

Liu Da: “???”

Liu Shu: "When you were working at Baiweilou, I would go to the port whenever I had nothing to do and learned to speak the foreign language."

Liu Shu: "After I learned to speak foreign languages, I had more exchanges with them and started doing business with them without going through the Thirteen Factories. I used tea and silk to exchange these things with the foreigners."

After hearing what happened, Liu Da gave his younger brother a thumbs up.

When the royal family members heard that Prince He had married a cook as his son-in-law, they despised him very much, and the female members of the royal family even "sympathized" with the little princess.

As a result, the betrothal gift offered by the Liu family left them speechless.

The total value of these betrothal gifts exceeds 100,000 taels of silver. It can be seen that although he is a cook, he is also wealthy.

The little princess will enjoy a happy life if she marries him.

The status of the little princess was not low to begin with, and her own status could elevate her husband's status.

All those who said sarcastic things shut up.

The prince was very happy and felt proud of his son-in-law.

The emperor had a good impression of Liu Da to begin with, and after eating several delicious dishes cooked by Liu Da, he liked Liu Da even more.

It's a pity that Liu Da is his nephew's husband and cannot enter the palace to serve him exclusively.

Liu Da cooked several meals for the emperor in the imperial kitchen. He thought that he had fulfilled his grandfather's wish.

Moreover, he is now the prince consort, and his status is much higher than that of the imperial chef.

While preparing for Liu Da's wedding, Zhang Huixiang and Li Shannai cooperate with the emperor's people to investigate the mastermind behind the incident.

In order to lure out the mastermind behind the incident, Zhang Huixiang and Li Shannai took the initiative to act as bait.

The two made a high-profile appearance in the capital.

They went to two restaurants in Beijing to challenge the chefs and compete in cooking skills with the chefs of the two restaurants.

These two chefs have also participated in cooking competitions. Although they did not make it into the top ten, they were around the top twenty and were very famous in Beijing.

The two people's challenge naturally attracted the attention of many people.

Under the attention of the people in Beijing, Zhang Huixiang and Li Shannai won both games.

Their names became known to the people in the capital.

The forces hidden in the dark heard that they had returned and sent people to attack them.

Both of them were good at martial arts and escaped from those who came to kill them.

The emperor's men secretly followed those people, tracked down their lair, and discovered the mastermind behind the scenes, who turned out to be a royal relative, Prince Duan.

After that, just like in the TV series, Zhang Huixiang and Li Shannai assisted the emperor in defeating the villain boss Prince Duan and exposed his conspiracy to murder the emperor and rebel.

The emperor rewarded people according to their merits, but Zhang Huixiang and Li Shannai both refused to enter the palace to be imperial chefs. They only asked the emperor to rehabilitate their fathers.

The emperor agreed, but also rewarded them with gold, silver and jewelry, and granted them marriage.

The two were very happy and happily took the imperial decree of marriage and gold and silver to return to Guangzhou to reunite with their mother and prepare for the wedding.

Liu Shu and Liu Da escorted the two out of the city, said goodbye to the two brothers, and turned to leave. But before they had gone far, they were stopped by someone.

It's a guy dressed as a monk.

Li Shannai was so shocked that he shouted, "Dad? You're still alive."

When the Liu brothers heard the voice, they walked forward curiously.

Liu Da frowned and took a look. The monk had a familiar face. Who else could it be but Li Sixiang?

It turned out that when Li Sixiang discovered that Zhang Sanwei had been murdered, he chased after the murderer, but was no match for the murderer.

Fortunately, Li Sixiang was good at escaping and managed to escape from the man's hands.

Li Sixiang was rescued by a monk from a temple and has been recuperating in the temple.

When he recovered from his injuries and returned to the capital, he heard the news that he had killed Zhang Sanwei.

Li Sixiang felt that there was a huge conspiracy and dared not show up again. He disguised himself as a monk and hid in the temple.

He only went to the capital every once in a while to gather information, hoping to find the murderer who killed Zhang Sanwei and framed him.

But he was alone and had no way of finding out who was behind it.

During this period, Li Sixiang did not go to the capital and did not know that her son and Zhang Sanwei's daughter had come to the capital.

By the time he found out, the two people had already found the mastermind and helped him and Zhang Sanwei clear their names.

Li Sixiang: “…”

Li Sixiang is very proud that her son is so capable!
After Li Sixiang had a conversation with Liu Da, she followed her son and future daughter-in-law south.

Since then, their family has created a gourmet food brand in the South that has continued to exist for more than three hundred years.

Liu Da married the little princess.

After getting married, the two stayed in the capital for half a year and then prepared to leave.

The little princess is looking forward to going out.

She has always lived in the capital, and the farthest she has been is to a temple in the suburbs to burn incense, so she is full of expectations for the outside world.

When it comes to going abroad, the little princess is more enthusiastic than the Liu brothers.

Prince He actually wanted to go out and play with them, but the emperor would not let him go, so Prince He had no choice but to stay.

The three people set off from Tianjin Port in early spring.

During the Chinese New Year, Liu Da and the little princess went to the palace together to attend the palace banquet.

Liu Da saw Qin Ya and Liu Li at the palace banquet.

Liuli looked at Liu Da from afar, her eyes full of resentment, as if Liu Da had let her down.

The two have already married.

It was shortly after Liu Da left the capital.

Qin Ya was in poor health, so she did not marry to the grassland like other princesses, but stayed in the capital.

Because of her poor health and difficulty in bearing children, her husband took several concubines.

All the sons and daughters she had were born to her concubines.

I just wonder if she is happy living like this?
With the help of Qinya, Liuli also married in the capital. She was a member of the royal family and her family had a title.

Whenever Liuli goes out, people can call her Fu Jin.

However, she was always thinking about Liu Da, and her relationship with her husband could only be considered as compromise.

There are concubines in the family, but not as many as Qin Ya's family.

Moreover, Liuli has her own biological son.

From now on, the title of the family will also belong to her son.

From this perspective, Liuli should be happier than Princess Qinya. (End of this chapter)