Rebirth: The Fourth Lady Wants to Lie Down

The early morning sunlight filtered through the gauze curtains and gently shone into the carriage, coating everything inside with a faint golden glow.

Yi Ya stood beside the carriage, her eyes sweeping over the luggage that had already been packed. She felt both anticipation for the unknown journey and a slight reluctance to leave the familiar place.

Bai Zhi carefully arranged her clothes and reminded her softly, "Fujin, everything is ready, you can set off."

A few days later, with a loud horn, the mighty southern tour team slowly set off. The rumbling of the carriages and the wheels rolling over the bluestone road made a rhythmic sound, accompanied by the sound of horse hooves and human voices, forming a unique journey movement.

Emperor Kangxi and his ministers had already boarded their respective carriages, while Yi Ya, supported by Bai Zhi, slowly stepped into the carriage prepared for her.

Although the space in the carriage was not spacious, it was warmly and elegantly decorated. As soon as Yi Ya sat down, she saw Yinzhen walk into the carriage with a gentle smile on his face.

Because he didn't need to serve the emperor today, he was able to share this rare parent-child time with his wife and children. Honghui, the lively and lovely little prince, had already sat aside, staring at everything in the carriage with wide eyes and curiosity.

"Dad, where are we going to play?" Honghui's childish voice broke the silence in the car. His little face was full of curiosity and yearning for the unknown world.

Yinzhen smiled and picked up Honghui, letting him sit on his lap. "We are going to go to Hangzhou with the Emperor. There are many interesting places and beautiful sights you have never seen."

However, the time in the carriage was obviously too long for the active Honghui. He looked around, as if he was looking for something fun to kill time.

When Yinzhen saw this, he understood what was going on and ordered Su Peisheng to bring the chessboard and chess pieces.

"Honghui, how about I teach you how to play chess?" Yinzhen's words were a little tempting and successfully attracted Honghui's attention.

When Honghui heard this, his eyes lit up immediately and he nodded excitedly. Yinzhen then began to patiently explain the rules of Go to him, from the basic method of placing pieces to simple tactical layouts, guiding Honghui step by step into this world full of wisdom.

At first, Honghui listened with great interest, his little face filled with concentration and excitement. But as the explanation went deeper, the complexity and profundity of Go gradually exceeded his ability to understand, and his little brows could not help but frown, looking a little confused.

Yi Ya watched from the side, feeling both amused and loving. She opened her red lips and suggested to Yin Zhen: "It is indeed boring to listen to Hong Hui doing this. Why don't we play a game of chess and let him watch and learn from the side. Maybe he can understand the changes in the game more intuitively."

Upon hearing this, a smile flashed in Yinzhen's eyes. He indeed had not played chess with Yi Ya for a long time, and this proposal was exactly what he wanted.

So he asked Honghui to sit down, and he sat opposite Yiya, and started a wonderful game of chess.

As the carriage swayed gently, a peaceful and warm atmosphere filled the carriage. Yinzhen and Yiya sat opposite each other on the chessboard, and a contest of wisdom and strategy quietly unfolded.

However, this is not just a simple game of chess, but also a special teaching for Honghui.

"Honghui, look, mother's move is intended to encircle us, but father can form a counter-encirclement with a slight turn here."

While placing the black piece steadily on the chessboard, Yinzhen turned his head and looked gently at Honghui who was sitting beside him and watching the game attentively.

His tone was full of patience and guidance, and every move of the chess piece was accompanied by an in-depth and easy-to-understand explanation of Go strategy.

Yi Ya smiled slightly, and the white pieces in her hand seemed to have life, jumping lightly on the chessboard, interweaving with Yinzhen's black pieces to form complex patterns.

Her eyes sometimes fell on the chessboard, and sometimes turned to Honghui, her eyes full of love and encouragement for her son.

Honghui sat on a small stool, his chin resting on his hands, staring at the chessboard without blinking. He was fascinated, and his father's explanation of the rules of Go and analysis of the changes in the game kept echoing in his little head.

Gradually, he seemed to be deeply attracted by this black and white world and began to try to understand the mysteries and fun in it.

At the end of the game, Yinzhen and Yiya smiled at each other and put away the chess pieces tacitly.

At this moment, Honghui couldn't wait to speak: "Father, I want to try playing chess too!"

His voice was full of anticipation and excitement, and his little face was filled with eagerness to try.

Yinzhen and Yiya looked at each other, their eyes full of surprise and relief. They immediately gave up their seats, and Yinzhen even sat next to Honghui in person, teaching him how to plan and think.

"Come on, Honghui, let's start with the basics." Yinzhen picked up a chess piece, gently placed it in Honghui's palm, and then guided him to think about the possibilities and consequences of each move.

Yi Ya watched this scene with a smile on her face, her eyes filled with happiness and satisfaction, as if the whole world had become a better place because of this warm moment.

As time went by, the atmosphere in the carriage became more and more warm. Yinzhen patiently taught Honghui the skills and strategies of playing chess, while Yiya silently supported them.

Honghui also studied more and more seriously. Sometimes his brows were frowned, and sometimes he suddenly became enlightened. He was completely immersed in the world of Go.

At this moment, the scenery outside the carriage seemed unimportant. In this small but loving space, the hearts of the family of three were closely connected, weaving together their warm memories.