Raiders of the Empress: My Empress is Too Small

Chapter 776 Comparing Everywhere 1
The girl next to her didn't dare to make a sound, pretending she didn't hear anything.A Yu still turned around twice in his imagination, just bumping into Fei Xin who came in.

Fei Xin gave her a low look, and said, "Miss, the old man was sent by His Majesty to teach the girl how to learn etiquette. Please, please introduce me to Mrs. Ming."

A Yu nodded and led her in, "Mother, the aunt from the palace is here."

Madam Ling got up and saw Fei Xin said, "Hurry up and bring tea to Auntie."

Fei thought to herself, "Mrs. Ming, this servant is here to teach Miss Ayu how to behave. Since the so-called laxness has come, I must teach it well so as to be worthy of the emperor's grace. If the servant offends the girl during the process Yes, please forgive me, madam."

Madam Ling had a smile on her lips, "It's only natural that His Majesty's willingness to send aunt here is to give the queen's face. I heard from people in the courtyard that aunt has taught two queens before, and she has always been the one who knows the size of the palace best. Be well-behaved. If this girl is stupid and refuses to make progress, Auntie will beat or scold me without any complaints."

When Ayu heard that he taught two empresses in succession, he couldn't help but become active. They both belonged to the Pope Empress. Now, please come to teach yourself, wouldn't it be...
There was a look of playfulness in his eyes, and he came over with tea, and said, "Auntie, please drink tea."

Fei Xin didn't take the tea, so she said, "Girl, when you serve tea, you should pay respect to elders or high-ranking people. It should be upright and respectful. Only when the person receiving the tea can feel the respect will they be happy.

Don't shake your hands when serving tea, speak smoothly, and don't bend too much, otherwise the tea will spill out.Don't be too casual, you can't show respect, and you lose the duty that a slave should have. "The second half of the sentence is just a reminder of what she just said.

"I'm not a slave!" A Yu was not happy. It's fine for those concubines and concubines to laugh at her. She is an old slave, what right do she have to say about her?
"Don't say it's a girl. Facing the majesty and the queen, even the concubines and nobles in the palace serve the majesty and the queen. When a person is in his position, he must find a job. The girl is served by his wife, which is incomparable in the palace. In the courtyard, don't lose respect and etiquette." Fei Xin's clear voice was full of majesty.

"Ayu, what my aunt said is for your own good, you have to listen." Mrs. Ling said.

Looking at Fei Xin again, "Ayu has been stupid since he was a child, auntie, please take care of me. My two daughters are blessed to be taught by auntie, and it is also my blessing."

"Ma'am, you are polite, your eldest daughter of the Ming family is the empress, and she has been extremely precious since she was born, so the servant and maid can bear Madam's words.

The empress was only three or four years old when she taught the rules. Although she was a bit stubborn, she learned things quickly and had a high level of comprehension with the intelligence of the wife and the courage of the general.Thinking that Miss Ayu is lucky enough to be taught by his wife, she will be smart and quick to learn everything. "Fei Xin has been in the palace all year round, so she naturally knows what to say and what not to say.

After silently pointing at Mrs. Ling, the identities of her biological daughter and this adopted daughter are naturally different, and by the way, she also praised Ayu a few times, which can be regarded as giving Mrs. Ling face.

A Yu was upset when he heard that, why should she be ranked behind in everything, didn't she just get two extra points?Everything goes well?When it comes to cleverness, she won't lose anyone!

For the tea ceremony alone, Aunt Feixin taught her all afternoon. Hearing her aunt's merciless reprimand, Ayu became more and more unconvinced, and even less interested in learning.

(End of this chapter)