The Savior is just a 3-Year-Old

The eldest daughter of the Zheng family had married the first Prince and was now a Princess Consort.

At this moment, she was sitting beside the old lady, looking dignified and very much liked by the old lady.

The sage King had failed to win the throne back then, and had been silent for three years. He had only begun to show himself this year. This time, at the old taitai’s birthday banquet, the princess Consort had returned to her maternal home and was dealing with the other madams.

Beside him stood a chubby little Shizi, about three or four years old.

At this moment, both the host and the guest were happy. Madam Xia sat beside her sister-in-law, looking low-key.

As the eldest daughter-in-law of the Jiang family, the Jiang family back then was not inferior to the Zheng family today.

The Jiang family had been exiled, and when they finally returned to the capital, the Xia family had been separated.

Back then, he was a joke in the capital.

Even so, some people liked to belittle the Xia family to flatter the Zheng family.

“Speaking of fate, it’s really hard to guess. Look, how many years has the Zheng family been banished to huangdu? Now that he’s back, he can still be put in an important position.”

look at the other old man. Now, his entire family was implicated and he almost lost his descendants.

Sure enough, a Madam spoke up after a while.

Madam Xia looked up and saw that the madam was Madam Lin.

Madam Xia’s brows furrowed slightly. Madam Lin was the former noble consort Lin, and now the niece of consort Lin.

Back then, the five-year-old Lulu had fought with the heir of the country guarding Duke, young master Lin, Zheng yaoguang, and young master Wen Gou.

Young master Lin was her son.

This was how they became enemies.

When the ladies heard this, they all raised the teacups in their hands and gently blew on them.

He frowned slightly, as if he didn’t hear the sarcasm in her words.

The Xia family’s sister-in-law’s expression changed slightly. Just as she was about to speak, Mrs. Xia raised her hand and stopped her.

Xia Shi smiled and said, ” yes, fate is really mysterious. Sometimes, things that seemed almost certain were like flowers in the mirror when one stretched out their hand. If it’s not your own, you can’t touch it. ” Xia Shi shook her head and sighed with emotion.

Madam Lin’s expression changed.

Almost certain, didn’t he mean that noble consort Lin was at the peak of her power back then, and there was no Empress in the harem, while the great prince was clearly raised as the Crown Prince.

Yet, when he reached out, the throne fell into Lu huaijiang’s hands?

This was the pain of the entire Lin family.

They were the consort’s maiden family and also the first Prince’s henchmen. Weren’t these words piercing to the heart?

Even the Zheng family looked a little embarrassed.

Madam Xia lowered her head and wiped the corner of her mouth with her handkerchief. Madam Lin and the princess of the Zheng family were usually together again.

On this occasion, Madam Lin dared to speak. The Zheng family was indifferent, but the Xia family was not to be trifled with.

“Speaking of which, Lulu will be nine years old after the new year, right? Little girl, have you learned the four Arts?” Consort Zheng stopped talking and looked at Lulu, who was behind Madam Xia.

When the little girl heard her name, she stood up and curtsied.

As soon as she raised her head, Princess Zheng raised her eyebrows.

He was only nine years old, but he was already so outstanding.

“Replying to the princess. He learned it. The palace had invited Lord Yin to learn the zither, Daqi to learn chess, a painting master to learn painting, and the Emperor had personally taught the books. The four Arts of zither, chess, calligraphy, and painting were all selected by the great confucians.” Lulu replied with a smile. Although she was lazy, she was very talented.

In Lu huaijiang’s words, she only needed one point of talent to beat the hard work of others.

She was lazy, but she couldn’t stand the food from the heavens.

If it wasn’t for His Majesty watching over her, those great confucians would have snatched her back to be their disciple.