My father-in-law is Kangxi

Chapter 1822: The Fate of Shenglong
After hearing what Bai Guo said, Shu Shu thought that Madam Bo and Niguzhu would come after noon, so he asked someone to go to the back room to pass on the message.

I plan to bring the Fengsheng brothers over as well so that we can have lunch together.

Finally, at noon, there was movement outside.

"Ene...Ene..."

Before Niguzhu's men arrived, he started calling for help in a low voice.

Shushu was looking at the new gold bracelet that had been delivered from the west wing.

The jewelry made by Princess Zhaojia became more and more exquisite.

Shushu contributed to this.

Shushu sent a lot of notes from the previous dynasty to the West Wing, and also sent the antique jewelry in the warehouse to her as samples.

Princess Zhaojia is young and likes to bring forth new ideas.

Shushu didn't want to let her work in vain, so he told her that if any new jewelry she made was adopted by the jewelry store, he would give her a share of the profits.

This is also the reason why Princess Zhaojia has not made any gold jewelry over the years.

However, Shushu is not a black-hearted person. She explained to Princess Zhaojia that gold powder is harmful to the body and asked her to stop using it.

Anyway, the girls around her have been trained almost the same, so she can let them do it.

Shushu put down the gold bracelet and stood up to greet him.

Mrs. Bo came in with a helpless look on her face and said, "When she heard that we were going to have lunch at noon, Niguzhu couldn't wait any longer. He didn't even eat the snacks, just waiting for the lunch."

Shu Shu didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and said, "Deer blood is dry in nature. Even if they want to eat it, they just want to taste it. I just want you to eat it to replenish your body."

Deer blood replenishes blood and qi, but it is too hot for children and is not suitable for pregnant women.

The mother and daughter sat down to talk, while Niguzhu was stripped of his thick outer clothes and small boots by the nanny and climbed onto the kang.

A plate of golden bracelets, each looking very delicate.

Niguzhu couldn't take his eyes off it, and seeing that no one was stopping him, he sat down next to the jewelry box and looked at the golden jewelry inside.

In addition to the gold bracelet, there are also two gold flat squares inlaid with sapphires, which are a bit dark.

Mrs. Bo said, "Make her some shrimp cakes or shrimp meat steamed buns."

Niguzhu was listening, turned around, and immediately there was anticipation on his little face.

Shu Shu nodded and said, "It's rare. I've been eating it for several days and I'm not tired of it yet..."

Mrs. Bo said, "I like to eat chewy ones. I don't like to eat meat even when stewing beef. I only like to eat the slippery tendons and tendons."

Children don’t like strong things, so Mrs. Bo controls the amount.

Perhaps because of this, Niguzhu likes to eat these more.

Shushu said, "The three children are really the same. Fengsheng is not picky and eats everything. But the food here at Akdan tastes a bit too strong, so he won't eat it."

Mrs. Bo glanced at Shushu and said, "Better than when you were a child. When you were a child, you only ate meat and refused to eat vegetables. You refused to eat anything except the stuffing in pies and dumplings. You didn't change until you were four or five years old."

Shu Shu was a little dazed and asked, "Why don't I remember these?"

It's really rare that I can grow so tall if I'm so picky about food.

Mrs. Bo said, "It's not a big deal, just forget it. Your father is worried about you because he is afraid that you will have a bad stomach if you only eat meat. He eats dumplings or wontons with stuffing every day just to make you eat more vegetables."

Shushu looks at Niguju.

It is said that only when you have children can you understand the kindness of your parents.

That's really the case.

Only when you become a nun yourself can you understand what it feels like.

Shushu remembered the idea of ​​naming Niguzhu, so he got up and went to the study and took out a piece of paper.

Above are a few names with the character "日" (Japanese) next to them that she thought of last time.

Mrs. Bo took it and looked at it.

She thought they were the names of Fengsheng and Akdan, and was surprised why there were so many.

Once I looked at the content carefully, I realized that many of them were suitable for girls, and then I understood.

In front of Niguzhu, she didn't say anything, but her face showed disapproval.

"You only have a nickname, so what's the problem? Do you have to give yourself several names to mix and match? What kind of girl would do that?"

It's just a nickname, and only family members call me that.

In the eyes of outsiders, before Shushu got married, she was the eldest princess and daughter of the Dong'e family; after she got married, she became the ninth concubine, Dong'e.

Shushu smiled awkwardly and didn't want to tell Niguzhu about the differences between her and the Fengsheng brothers.

Mrs. Bo said meaningfully, "Everyone's fortune has a certain limit, so don't overdo it."

Perhaps Mrs. Bo is right.

The couple doted on Niguzhu so much that they were afraid that she was lacking something compared to her two brothers, but in reality, they were still different.

It may not be a good thing for Niguzhu to be brought up to be eccentric.

Even the princess has no freedom, let alone other princesses.

Apart from her parents, who could pamper her without any restrictions, there was also the imperial power and the husband's power outside, and all kinds of rules would restrain Niguzhu.

They can protect Niguzhu for half of his life, and Niguzhu needs to walk on his own for the other half...

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Housekeeping department.

The Ninth Prince came early in the morning, checked in, and went to the Imperial Observatory.

He had been here before when he was choosing the day for the children to be vaccinated.

Apart from the church, this is the place with the largest number of foreigners in Beijing.

The Ninth Prince quite likes the Imperial Observatory, but he has something important to do today and has no time to greet the foreigners, so he goes to find the Taoist priest.

The person who usually chooses auspicious days for the royal family is this Master Zhang.

The Ninth Prince has read the "Book of Changes", but he only has a partial understanding of it.

Therefore, he listened to the Five Elements for most of the hour and was confused.

The general meaning is that men born in February as dragons have good fortune, a smooth life, and abundant financial resources. They are blessed people with both fame and fortune.

There is no need to worry about Fengsheng and Akdan.

The two are grandsons of the emperor. Fengsheng had a title waiting for him when he was born. Akdan also has the ninth prince who is trying to accumulate merits in exchange for a title. It is reasonable to say that he is blessed.

The Dragon women born in February are just the opposite. They are prone to setbacks, financial losses, and marital problems.

The Ninth Prince listened with his heart in his throat.

If it were his own fate, he wouldn't take it seriously, but when it came to his daughter, he couldn't help but worry.

"Master Zhang, what should we do? Is there something missing from the five elements? Can we make up for it with a name?"

I don’t know how Master Zhang calculated it, but he figured out that the three children were “angry dragons”, ascending dragons, and golden dragons.

Chen, as one of the twelve Earthly Branches, corresponds to earth.

People born in Gengchen year have no shortage of earth, and they are also golden dragons, so they have no shortage of gold.

People born in February are full of vitality. They have no lack of wood but lack of water.

"If you want to supplement the five elements in the name of the emperor's grandson, you can use a word from the water radical, but it is better to be small rather than big."

Master Zhang gave advice.

The Ninth Prince thought for a moment and said, "Does this refer to rivers, lakes, and seas? Or does this refer to streams, pools, and ponds?"

This name is too ugly.

If it was a prince, it would be fine, but which princess would have such a name?
Master Zhang nodded and said, "The meaning should also be small, and the name should be plain, so as to neutralize the anger of the golden dragon."

The Ninth Prince took note of it carefully, but he was still worried and said, "I'll come up with a name later, and I'd like to ask you to give me your approval."

Zhang Zhenren said: "You are too polite. I will help Lord Beile to make some suggestions when the time comes."

The Ninth Prince thanked him again and left the Imperial Observatory with a worried look on his face.

Financial ruin and marital unhappiness?
It seems that I have to take good care of myself. If I live long enough and can be a support for my daughter, I can provide her with everything.

If I had passed away early, my two brothers would have married and had children, and taken care of me, but they would not have been as attentive as my parents.

The Ninth Prince left in high spirits and came back with his head hung.

When Su Peisheng saw this, he quietly reported it to the Fourth Prince.

"Master Jiu doesn't look very happy. I wonder if the Imperial Observatory has found out something..."

Just now, before the Ninth Prince went to the Imperial Observatory, he came over to say hello to the Fourth Prince, so both the master and the servant knew where he was going.

After hearing this, the Fourth Prince glanced at the documents on the desk, some of which he had not yet finished reading.

He nodded, but did not immediately go to find the Ninth Prince. Instead, he continued to read the documents.

The concept of fate is vague and illusory.

The Fourth Prince seemed to be worshipping Buddha, but in his heart he did not have much faith in monks and Taoists.

He didn't agree with the fact that the Ninth Prince believed in fate at such a young age, so he didn't rush over to comfort him.

After finishing the paperwork and it was time for lunch, the Fourth Prince got up and went to the west room.

The Ninth Prince sat behind his desk, holding a brush, racking his brains to think of small, flat characters...

(End of this chapter)