The unscrupulous elder sister

Chapter 88 Shangyuan Festival, the speechless Prince Gong's Mansion (3)
He was walking on the right side, and when he was leading the way, he turned slightly sideways towards them. The left hand on this side was casually pressed on the handle of the knife sloping across his waist, and the other hand was clenched into a fist, hanging down seemingly casually. On the side, he even swayed slightly with the movement of walking, so it seemed like a relaxed movement, but Ming Rong knew that his back was tense, he was on guard, and he was constantly adjusting himself Defensive posture.

Probably because of the hidden guards sent by Kangxi around them.

Kangxi clearly assigned ten guards to them, and there were five in secret. From this, it can be seen that Kangxi did not say good or bad to his children, but at least he valued them very much.

"The third princess just said something casually, don't take it to heart, are you with Uncle Wu or brother Yongshou?"

"Princess is serious." Bai Li clasped his fists and said again, "The servant is following the elder brother."

Ming Rong nodded, but did not speak.

Several people entered the flower hall, and Yongshou was already there, "Yongshou has met His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, His Royal Highness the Eldest Princess, the First Prince, the Second Princess, and the Third Princess."

Ming Rong waved at him, "They're already out of the palace, and there are still so many rules." Then she said to Baocheng and the others, "This is brother Yongshou from the Fifth Uncle's family, he was the one who suggested that I take you out first." Just kidding, you should thank him well."

"Really?" Lan Jing widened her eyes curiously, "Did brother Yongshou go out to play in the past years? Does brother Yongshou know where the fun is?"

Everyone was amused by her cute appearance, and a few of them also came forward to chat with Yongshou casually, just asking what they play, what books they read, whether they have practiced martial arts and so on.

Yongshou also told the anxious Lan Jing about the fun of the Lantern Festival. The most common ones are lantern viewing and lantern riddle guessing. There are also folk customs such as climbing high and walking bridges, playing on swings, and welcoming gods.There are often dragon and lion dances, stilt drums and other teams on the market.

It’s just that now it’s not only those that have been handed down, but also many more interesting places, such as Liulichang, there are many elegant things, such as fighting against the Four Treasures of the Study, that is, several Nanzhi shops each bring out their own Four Treasures of the Study , The most outstanding one will be selected by the customers, then this one will get the leading position for this year, and the nearby stores are not allowed to compete with him for incoming goods channels, ordinary customers and so on.

There is also the competition of poems and essays, which is also common, but it has changed since the past few years. Most of the participants are famers, and they all prepare poems at home, which is not very interesting.

Another thing worth watching is martial arts, which is really exciting because it depends on real skills.

What's more, the shops above the market will reduce the price. If you want to buy something today, it is very cost-effective, but you are afraid that there will be too many people to buy it.

Yong Shou smiled, seeing that Lan Zhi, Lan Jing and even Bao Qing looked curious and amazed, and said, "There are many snacks in the market, although they are not as good as the ones in the Imperial Dining Room, the taste is quite peculiar. You can also try it out for fun, and there are many small gadgets that you can buy to play with, or bring back to the palace to give to the empresses, it can also be regarded as a heartfelt gesture."

"Then let's go and have a look." This was Lan Jing who couldn't wait.

Ming Rong laughed, put down the teacup in her hand and said, "Are you so impatient?" Then she turned her head and said to Yong Shou, "Why don't you see Uncle Wu, since we're here, it would seem disrespectful not to meet."

Yong Shou was taken aback, then looked at her with a complicated expression and said, "It's Shufu Jin who is a little uncomfortable. I just sent someone to deliver the letter, but I don't know why it hasn't come yet."

Ming Rong frowned uncontrollably, moved her mouth and still couldn't help asking, "Does Fifth Uncle always do this?"

Yong Shou was a little surprised to see her like this, but after thinking about it, he shook his head, "Not often."

Ming Rong gave him a meaningful look and said, "Since that's the case, then we don't have to wait any longer, let's go out first, and apologize later."

Yong Shou glanced at her again, then nodded, "That's fine, I will explain it to Ama when I come back."

"Then thank you brother Yongshou."

"Should be."

Several people got up and went out, but as soon as they left the door of the flower hall, they saw a guard leading a young man coming towards them, "Brother, the elder brother of Mr. Shi's family is here to look for you."

"Fu Dali has met the elder brother." The young man came forward and saluted politely.

Yong Shou stepped forward to support him and said, "Why are you so polite after a few days' absence?"

The young man raised his eyebrows and smiled, "It's just because there are some geges here." As he spoke, he glanced at Mingrong, Baocheng stood beside Mingrong, frowned when he saw this, moved his steps slightly, and turned sideways Keep Ming Rong behind.

Seeing this, Fu Da Li was not annoyed, he just smiled and bowed to them, "I'm next to Fu Da Li, who are you?"

Ming Rong's brows also frowned, this behavior of Fu Da Li's was a bit overwhelming, logically they were Yong Shou's guests, so they should be introduced by Yong Shou, but this time he went past Yong Shou to ask.

Ming Rong looked at him secretly, he was about the same age as Baoqing, and his stature was also very different from Baoqing's, but he was much thinner than Baoqing, his skin was somewhat morbidly pale, his eyes were narrow and long, and he had single eyelids and thin lips. , there was still a naughty smile on his lips, and his brows were full of indecency, but there was always a flash of light in those slender eyes.

This boy is not easy!
Ming Rong didn't answer his words, and even if he was cleared, he ignored him, but Yong Shou hurried forward to make a rescue, "Fu Da is not rude, this is His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, the Eldest Princess, and the Eldest Prince and two others. Princess, three princesses!"

Fu Dali's pupils shrank slightly, and then the smugness on his lips became more serious, and his smile deepened, and he bent over and saluted, "So it's the noble masters, Fu Dali was rude, please forgive me, noble masters."

Baocheng was still secretly annoyed at his rudeness just now, and didn't say a word. Mingrong tugged at his clothes, and he reluctantly opened his mouth, and didn't give him any good looks, "Don't worry too much. Thank you."

Then he said to Yongshou, "Let's go to enjoy the lanterns quickly."

Before Yongshou could speak, Fu Dali had already started to interject, "It turns out that the noble masters are going to appreciate the lanterns, but I met the right person, I just started from..."

"Shut up." Before he finished speaking, Yong Shou pulled him back, and Yong Shou said to Ming Rong and the others with some embarrassment, "He is just a fool, please don't take it to heart if he didn't intend to offend."

Ming Rong nodded, glanced at Fu Dali, and asked, "I just don't know which family's elder brother this is?"

"I am..." The young man was about to rush forward to answer, but he taught Yongshou to cover his mouth, and smiled at Ming Rong embarrassedly, "I am from the Guerjia family, whose ancestors are authentic Manchus, and now belong to Zhengbaiqi , the ancestor was Shi Tingzhu, who made meritorious service many times during the Ming Dynasty, his grandfather was He Shuofu Shi Huashan, his grandmother was the daughter of Prince Yu, the fifteenth son of Taizu, and Ama was Master Shi Wenbing, who inherited the third-class earl."

(End of this chapter)