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Chapter 3238 Changzhang Princess (56)
Chapter 3238 Changzhang Princess (56)
But having said that, they hoped that more such idiots would free up a lot of seats.
Greeting Liu Yihuai and turning to leave, the faces of the ministers were ugly to the naked eye.
This time the whole family seemed to be dead.
"Master Feng, do you think I look like me?"
"It's similar, but a little too much."
"What do you want to do?"
"Shut up your expression," Feng Yixin said in a low voice, and there were a few ministers watching the wind, so that no one would come over and eavesdrop. He continued, "He showed a look of trying to suppress nothing, as if trying to cover up this bad news."
Everyone suddenly realized, and secretly gave a thumbs up inside their sleeves.
It's still OK to be Mr. Feng, no wonder His Highness's heart is the most.
With Feng Yixin's reminder, everyone's expressions changed as they walked, they all seemed to be preoccupied but tried their best to cover it up.
I don't know how many idiots can be fooled this time, so as to free up the seat.
Sure enough, when someone saw the appearance of Feng Yixin and other ministers, they couldn't help but speculate.
After all, this matter is not a good thing for Her Royal Highness, and many people can't sit still.
Feng Rong soon found out about this, and was much happier eating a bowl of rice.He didn't go to take a nap after dinner, and took Feng Yue to the study, intending to enlighten him personally.
Feng Jiao obediently stood beside Du Jingwan, watching Feng Yue being carried away by Feng Rong, she did not dare to call out.
After Feng Rong left, she said to Du Jingwan: "Queen, can't Jiaoer be enlightened with younger brother? Doesn't Jiaoer need to read and write?"
Mingming's younger brother is only three years old, and she is already five years old.
She also wants to read and write, and she also likes to draw, but she hasn't been able to touch pen and ink until now.
Ever since she once went to the study to ask her father to eat, and was reprimanded by the other party that her daughter's family could not enter and leave the study at will, she didn't dare to go again.
Originally, she could still read some children's books, and the pictures on them were really interesting.But it was discovered later, and the queen mother asked people to take all these children's books away.
She was bolder when facing her mother, so she went to ask why.
The queen mother said that the father would be angry, but did not explain why the father was angry.
Du Jingwan withdrew her gaze, looked down at her daughter's innocent face, and patted her head: "Jiaoer, don't blame your father, your father has no choice but to do it all because of your aunt." After a pause, Du Jingwan added, "The children's books you saw before were all written by your aunt, so your father is naturally dissatisfied."
She knew what Feng Rong meant, but she was just afraid that there would be another Feng Qianyan.
She is also complicated when it comes to feeling this.But there is no way, she and Feng Rong are tied together.If Feng Rong is well, she will be well.
If she dared to point out that she was wrong, not only would she not be able to help her daughter get the chance to study, but in the future, after Feng Rong took power, she would lose her position.
Feng Rong is the emperor, and she will definitely not be the only one in the future, and naturally another child will be born.
For Yue'er, for her status, Jiao'er could only be wronged.
No matter how Jiao Er is the princess of the Great Chu, she has inexhaustible glory and wealth, but at most she cannot read books, so the influence is not great.As long as Jiaoer is obedient and protected by Feng Rong, no one will dare to bully her in this life.
With such a noble status as the princess of Dachu, Jiaoer has actually gotten much more than other daughters of Dachu.
Thinking of this, Du Jingwan felt less guilty.
Fengjiao originally wanted to ask why she couldn't read these things that Huanggu arranged for someone to write them up, why is her father so narrow-minded.
(End of this chapter)