Marrying a rich man after rebirth: The daily life of a legitimate daughter

The red sunset turned the white clouds in the sky red, and He Shulan came to the old lady's yard.

The old lady was very happy to see He Shulan: "You come here at this time, just in time to have dinner with me."

He Shulan came here to accompany the old lady for dinner. She and Li Wanrong would fight sooner or later, so she had to build a good relationship with the old lady and pull her to her side: "Old lady, I came back from the He Mansion today and passed by the Pastry Pavilion. I bought your favorite peach blossom pastry. Try it while it's hot."

The old lady smiled even more: "How do you know I like peach cakes?"

"Of course I found out from the servants in the mansion." He Shulan told the old lady without any hesitation: "I will come to eat with you often in the future."

Hearing what He Shulan said, the old lady's face darkened: "Is it because the prince often accompanies the vixen in the west courtyard and neglects you?"

He Shulan was stunned for a moment, then reacted: "It has nothing to do with the prince, I just want to have dinner with you."

"Hmph, you don't have to say good things for him. He has been doting on the vixen in the West Courtyard for a long time. I will find a way to let the prince go to your room so that you can get pregnant soon."

"Don't do that." He Shulan hurriedly stopped him. If the old lady did that, the prince would misunderstand her. She was using the old lady to win favor: "The prince and I got married not long ago, so there's no rush to have a baby."

"It's good that you know it in your heart." The old lady did not want to interfere in the affairs of the prince and He Shulan: "If the prince ignored you, just come and tell me."

He Shulan breathed a sigh of relief. She was having dinner with the old lady when the prince walked in.

The old lady looked displeased: "Why are you here?"

"I'm here to find He Shulan." Ever since the prince brought Li Wanrong into the mansion, the old lady's attitude towards him has always been lukewarm.

"What do you want from her?" the old lady asked.

The prince came to He Shulan because of Li Wanrong's matter: "Don't get involved in our affairs."

The old lady wanted to say something, but was stopped by He Shulan: "The prince is looking for me, probably because of the business. Old lady, it's getting late, you should go to bed early, I will come to have breakfast with you another day."

The old lady wanted He Shulan to take over the affairs of the Prince's Mansion as soon as possible: "Then you go and do your work first, you don't have to accompany me, an old lady. If you don't understand, you can ask me."

"Okay." He Shulan followed the prince out of the old lady's yard and asked, "What urgent matter do you have to ask me? Why did you come to the old lady?"

Whenever he encountered something about Li Wanrong, the prince would become very anxious. Seeing He Shulan helping him in front of the old lady, his tone of voice softened a lot: "Li Wanrong should take her time to learn the rules. She is not used to it yet."

He Shulan didn't care much. She had never thought that she could get rid of Li Wanrong in one go. "You don't need to make a trip in person for this matter. Just let the servants in the mansion inform me."

The reason why the prince came to He Shulan in person was because he was afraid that He Shulan would make things difficult for Li Wanrong. He must not tell He Shulan the truth: "I'd better come and tell you about Wanrong's matter in person."

"Okay." He Shulan responded calmly.

The prince thought that he would need to use some words to convince He Shulan, but he didn't expect He Shulan to be so easy to talk to. Instead, she felt a little embarrassed: "Wanrong needs to take care of things outside the mansion, you help take care of the servants in the mansion."

Nanny Chen, who was standing behind He Shulan, couldn't help but say, "Prince, if you don't like my Princess, you don't have to come here to humiliate her. You can just hand the servants over to the housekeeper in the mansion. Why do you have to let the Princess take care of it?"

The prince didn't know how to manage the harem, so Li Wanrong asked him to hand over the management of the servants to He Shulan. He did it without thinking: "If the princess doesn't want to, forget it."

"Of course I am willing." He Shulan replied. The prince gave her the opportunity to place someone in the palace, so why not? "The prince trusts me. Leave the task of managing the servants in the palace to me. I will manage it well."

The prince felt comfortable hearing this: "Okay, if you have any difficulties, just come to me. It's getting late, you should go back and rest early." After saying that, he turned and walked towards Li Wanrong's yard.

When the figure of the prince disappeared around the corner of the corridor, Nanny Chen complained dissatisfiedly: "My princess, do you not understand what I say, or do you like the prince too much? You are the princess, the mistress of the prince's mansion, but they don't give you the power to manage the family, but let you manage the servants in the mansion."

"Madame Chen, you are too anxious. You need to do it step by step. The servants in the mansion are under my charge. I can take this opportunity to find out about the Prince's Mansion. I can also bribe some people in various mansions to find out information for me."

Nanny Chen felt relieved: "Leave this to me." Thinking of the Prince's neglect of He Shulan, she said: "I really don't know why the Prince would be bewitched by that vixen who doesn't know the rules."

"Who knows? Perhaps it was Li Wanrong's ignorance of rules that fascinated the prince. After all, the daughters of noble families in the capital are all the same. Li Wanrong's rebelliousness fascinated the prince instead."

Nanny Chen had no good feelings towards Li Wanrong: "Li Wanrong's behavior is even more unrestrained than that of a prostitute. Not only me, but even the people in the capital can't stand it."

He Shulan smiled faintly: "The prince doesn't care about this. Let's go back and rest early. Tomorrow, you notify the servants in the mansion to come to my yard."

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Li Wanrong, who was waiting anxiously, saw the prince open the door and walk in. She ran over and hugged the prince: "How is the matter going?"

"It's done. He Shulan is willing to take over the servants in the mansion." At this point, the prince looked at Li Wanrong with a puzzled look on his face: "Why don't you want to manage the servants in the mansion? Why do you want He Shulan to do it?"

The servants in the mansion would come to Li Wanrong every day and ask her to deal with trivial matters. It was okay at first, but after a long time, she couldn't stand it anymore. Because of her poor management, she had quarrels with the steward of the mansion several times. She didn't dare tell the prince about these things.

She was afraid that the prince would find out and take back her power to manage the household. At that time, she would have to live her life at the mercy of others. "I also have to take care of things outside the mansion. I am so busy every day that I don't have time to take care of the servants in the mansion. Let the princess take care of them, it can help me reduce the burden."

The prince didn't think much about it and just believed whatever Li Wanrong said.

The early morning sun shone through the clouds. He Shulan, dressed neatly, walked into the yard.

All the servants in the Prince's Mansion were present, standing there with their heads bowed, waiting for the Princess's lecture.

"Lift your heads up. I will take care of you from now on. You have to make yourself familiar to me."

The servants standing there raised their heads and looked at He Shulan who was sitting on the stairs.

He Shulan was wearing a green dress with delicate flowers of different sizes embroidered on the cuffs and collar, and round and plump pearls inlaid in the middle of the flowers. She looked elegant and had a strong aura, which made the servants in the Prince's Mansion so nervous that they even slowed down their breathing.