Lovely Wife from Heaven: Husband, it's amazing

Chapter 23
Speaking of live broadcast, modern people must be very clear about opening a camera to interact with the audience.Jing Ran felt that at this moment, it was as if he had started a live broadcast, but he was just interacting with the audience on the spot.So, women in ancient times were also women, so how is it different from modern women?Right?
Jing Ran pursued the victory and continued: "I heard several fresh stories in the teahouse when I went out this time, how about telling them to you?"

The ladies stared at the stars one after another, with a look of listening attentively.

Jing Ran cleared her throat and said, "Then I'll tell you a story about Cinderella." There are so many stories to tell, from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales to Korean dramas, from Korean dramas to domestic historical dramas, From domestic historical dramas, we can talk about marriage and love dramas, and TVB's police dramas.If you think about it, you can talk about it for a lifetime.It's just that you can't just copy it, you have to change the dynasty, the title and so on, and you have to take care of the understanding level of young women in this era.

This afternoon, the young women in the Princess Mansion seemed to be watching a movie. They were all in high spirits and full of interest. Seeing that the evening was approaching, there were more mosquitoes by the water, and everyone had to go back to their respective yards.Everyone held Jing Ran's hand reluctantly, and said cordially: "My sister will come out to sit with us often in the future. You used to be quiet and bored in the yard alone. I really don't know that you are like this." A pleasing temperament."

Caiyun was fascinated by what she heard, and she kept discussing the plot of the story with Jingran on the way back.Caiyun said: "Madam, you are so amazing! In just one afternoon, all the ladies seemed to like you. After all these years, you have tried hard to win them, but you still haven't won their love."

Jing Ran said: "That's because I found that the way I used to do it was wrong. They don't like that kind of personality. It's better to communicate with the masses more, and communication can generate feelings."

Caiyun said: "However, where did you hear so many wonderful stories? You are usually the same as other wives, you can't go out casually."

Jing Ran said: "Do you really think I heard it from the teahouse? How can the teahouse tell these stories that my daughter likes? I made them up."

Caiyun looked at his wife adoringly and said, "Wow! Ma'am, you are really talented. You don't even like to say a word. You seem to be preoccupied. So you are making up stories in your heart! Ma'am, come on down!" When will I talk again? I still want to hear it!"

Jing Ran said, "When will I go to the back garden again, I'll continue talking."

The reason why Jingran has so many stories to tell is that for so many years, she has been busy reading novels all day long, instead of doing serious work after class. If she is not reading novels, she must be watching TV dramas.Why can such a person be admitted to university?First of all, I was not admitted to a good university.Secondly, learning this kind of thing also requires talent. Some people, such as Jing Ran, can learn everything quickly without a teacher.

The master and servant returned to the small courtyard after chatting. It was already evening and the lights in the house were already on.Obviously, the third young master Cao Rui has returned.Cao Rui is a idle job in the court. Princess Linhai loves her son very much, and she doesn't want to let him go to an official position that is too difficult. She just wants him to live in peace and not to participate in the struggle in the court.Therefore, even though Cao Rui has the ability to manage the world and has lofty ambitions, he is just a wealthy idler now.In fact, it should be said that this family is rich and idle, from the master Cao Tong to the three young masters, they are all in the kind of official positions that are lucrative but free of miscellaneous affairs.

(End of this chapter)