Greetings Ninth Uncle

In the third month, old Madam Cheng’s yard was full of people as usual. Qingfu was sitting at the small tea table, holding Cheng Enbao. Cheng Enbao was a four-year-old boy, but he was still being hugged all day long, too lazy to walk. Ruan-shi was not as calm as Qingfu. She stood beside old […]

GNU sponsored chapters (1/1) by CooperBlue, InnoVare and anonymous sponsor at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! Cheng Yumo was restless, but in Jingyong marquis manor, Huo Xue-shi treated Huo Changyuan words perfunctorily and secretly inquiring about unmarried daughters from other prestigious families. Cheng family’s daughters weren’t the only girls left in this world. Couldn’t

The next day, Cheng Yujin went for another calligraphy lesson. Her gaze at Cheng Yuanjing was full of inquiry. Cheng Yuanjing usually didn’t talk much, and Cheng Yujin also didn’t like to speak uselessly. The two people often spent the whole afternoon in the same room, doing their own thing, without disturbing each other. Cheng

Cheng Yujin’s good marriage plan was interrupted. After returning to her courtyard, Lian Qiao waited for Cheng Yujin to change into her room clothes and asked, “Miss, do you want to practice calligraphy?” Cheng Yujin really hated this reminder. But she was a sensible person, and never lost her temper when dealing with problems. She

Benevolent? She used this word, really treated him as an elderly? The nineteen-year-old crown prince thought: a monarch indeed had to be kind, but he never heard people ever praising him for being benevolent. Cheng Yuanjing remembered that he and Cheng Yujin were nominally uncle and niece. Since he was her father’s generation, it wasn’t

Cheng Yujin finished writing the word in one go. She was very satisfied, but out of restraint, she did not take the initiative to speak. However, Cheng Yujin waited for a while and found that Cheng Yuanjing was staring at something and didn’t give her any response. Cheng Yujin gave him a strange look and

Sponsored chapters (2/2) from Kat and Anonymous Sponsor at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! The complicated family environment taught Cheng Yujin how to get the best result at the least expense. What other girls only learned after three or four years of marriage, she knew it when she was ten years old. Not only

Sponsored chapters (1/2) from Kat and Anonymous Sponsor at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! The next day, Cheng Yujin went to pay respect to Old Madam Cheng early in the morning. A servant girl greeted Cheng Yujin and opened the door for her. The earth dragon’ s heat burst into her face. The servant

“Stupid girl. We are family, no need for thanks.” Now Cheng Min’s every sight of Cheng Yujin practically only added her affection towards the girl. It was a pity that such a good girl had her engagement canceled. Huo family really did her wrong. Cheng Min felt sorry for Cheng Yujin, and suddenly remembered her

Old Master Cheng’s burst of anger made him so dizzy that he had to be supported back to rest. Cheng Yuanjing sent the Old Master back to his courtyard. The others stayed in the main hall and watched the two left. After the Old Master left, Cheng Yuanxian angrily vented: “Dad only knows how to