The system has to be used even if it is pulled

As time passed, news spread in the palace that Yuanchun was going to celebrate the Lantern Festival with her family after the New Year. The Grand View Garden was gradually completed, with mountains piled up and pools dug, towers and pavilions built, bamboos and flowers planted, making it a wonderful place on earth.

Ever since Baoyu was beaten and sent to the Imperial College, Qin Zhong was also scolded by Zhao Yuanlang and kicked to the farm like a chicken to train with a group of other servants.

During this month, Qin Zhong cried and tried to escape, but it was all in vain. He was tortured into being obedient. Seeing that he had been reformed quite well, Zhao Yuanlang allowed him to come back to help the Rong Mansion.

On the eighth day of the first lunar month, news suddenly came from the palace that the old empress dowager had passed away, which made everyone very difficult. Yuanchun was about to come back to visit her parents, but it would be bad for her to leave the palace. If she didn't leave, it would not be good to change the date either.

Finally, it was the Empress who came forward and personally took care of the old concubine's funeral. In order to avoid suspicion, she had to change her daytime visit to her parents to the late night visit. Then at midnight on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, Jia's mother and all those with titles and titles put on new clothes, put on makeup, and stood at the gate waiting.

Jia She was sent outside the west gate early, and servants were arranged to block the streets and alleys with curtains.

Zhao Yuanlang went to bed early in the evening and just got up now. He yawned and asked Ping'er to help him dress. Someone asked why Ping'er stayed with Zhao Yuanlang. It was because Jia Lian had been coveting Ping'er for a long time. Wang Xifeng disagreed and had no other choice. In a fit of anger, she gave Ping'er to Zhao Yuanlang. Jia Lian immediately stopped making trouble.

Soon, several young eunuchs came on horseback. Jia Zheng hurriedly asked them. After the young eunuchs answered, they were led away by the servants to have a drink.

Soon, rows of young eunuchs were seen standing at the entrance of the alley, and then standing on the left and right. Everyone knew that Yuanchun had arrived.

Zhao Yuanlang was yawning as he led the people from the East Palace over. Grandmother Jia gave him a fierce look and was about to say something when she saw the guard of honor at the entrance of the alley walking in first.

Several guards, some holding flags, some holding incense burners, some holding fans, and some holding lanterns, led two teams of soldiers to guard various places, and a gorgeous sedan chair was slowly carried over.

The carriage did not stop, but went straight into the gate. The entire carriage stopped in the front yard of Rong Mansion, and Jia Mu and others walked over under the guidance of the eunuch.

Zhao Yuanlang led the people from the East Palace wandering around aimlessly, and by the way, he also talked to a guard who was leading the team. After all, he was an old acquaintance, and Zhao Yuanlang was still a first-class guard after all.

Finally, Yuanchun came down from upstairs, her eyes naturally filled with tears. Soon, the woman entered the back house and started talking to Yuanchun.

Finally, the family took a walk around the Grand View Garden. Yuanchun was very happy, but the time was soon up, so Yuanchun returned to the palace quickly.

After watching Yuanchun return to the palace, Qin Zhong followed his sister Qin Keqing back to the East Palace first. The main reason was that Zhao Yuanlang wanted to see Yuanchun off and chat with a few guards to inquire about the situation in the palace.

Qin Zhong was full of thoughts on the way. After he was done with his work, he would have nothing to do. In two days he would have to go back to the farm outside the city. So Qin Zhong came up with a plan and insisted on going to his sister's house to have a cup of tea.

When Zhao Yuanlang returned to the room and lay down, he frowned because there was someone on the bed, an acquaintance.

Zhao Yuanlang pulled open the quilt that was wrapped like a long tofu roll, and saw Qin Keqing's cheeks were burning, and she looked at Zhao Yuanlang with a confused look and a hint of burning light, and pounced towards Zhao Yuanlang.

This is lust. Zhao Yuanlang frowned and knew what was going on as soon as he touched Qin Keqing's forehead. Qin Zhong secretly gave his sister something and sent it to Zhao Yuanlang.

Zhao Yuanlang sighed helplessly. At this moment, the noble moral character of being willing to help others kept urging Zhao Yuanlang to help others at this moment.

There was no other choice, so Zhao Yuanlang let down the gauze curtain.

It was a sleepless night. Ping'er, who was sleeping outside, was ashamed and did not sleep all night. She could tell who was inside and gnashed her teeth in anger. She thought she would be the first to catch the moon because she was close to the water, but in the end, she did not catch the moon, but caught the moon in the well.

Ping'er's face turned red and she buried her head in the quilt, feeling very uncomfortable.

It was another new round of conquest, Ping'er cursed inwardly, thinking it would never end. But this time it ended very quickly. Ping'er thought she could have a good sleep, but as soon as she stuck her head out of the quilt, she saw Zhao Yuanlang standing beside her bed.

Ping Er was startled: "Master, why aren't you sleeping?"

"Of course I am going to pamper my little maid. Keqing has fainted, and I am just getting excited, sir."

Zhao Yuanlang carried Ping'er back to the bed. Ping'er looked at the messy bed and Qin Keqing who was sleeping with a smile on her face, and felt excited and scared.

The entire gauze tent began to shake violently again.

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The next morning, Zhao Yuanlang woke up early. He looked at Qin Keqing and Ping'er on his left and right. After kissing each of them, he crawled out of the warm bed.

Qin Keqing is really as gentle as water, and her voice really sounds like a lark singing.

Zhao Yuanlang stood in the martial arts training ground, boxing slowly.

At this time, a Jinyiwei ran in in a panic and said a few words in Zhao Yuanlang's ear.

Something happened in Jiangnan. Lin Ruhai died of illness. That same night, the Cao Gang launched a fierce counterattack. Major salt merchants began to raise prices, and not even a single salt dealer who used to walk the streets was left.

Moreover, the Minister of Revenue Wei Li was caught off guard by Lin Ruhai's sudden death. Before he could find a successor, the Cao Gang and the salt merchants dealt a heavy blow to this confidant of Emperor Kangzheng, leaving him with a black eye and a swollen face.

Zhao Yuanlang said a few words to the Jinyiwei beside him, and then the Jinyiwei nodded and left quickly.

On the second day at the Changlu Salt Field, countless amounts of salt were loaded and began to be transported southwards. Teams of Jinyiwei and Dongchang soldiers escorted them along the way. This situation made the salt merchants of the Cao Gang in the south panic.

There were countless assassinations and sabotage attempts, but all of them were in vain. As countless cheap and high-quality official salt entered the Jiangnan market, the salt merchants in the entire Jiangnan region suffered a huge loss. Many salt merchants lost their families and even the huge Cao Gang was divided into several factions due to the impact of official salt and the Jinyiwei, and they started fighting each other.

Wei Li regrouped and wiped out the salt merchants in the entire Jiangnan region in one go. The chaotic Cao Gang was arrested by the Jinyiwei and the Eastern Depot. Many leaders, both big and small, were beheaded in public, and many Cao Gang members were exiled. The Cao Gang, which was once the most powerful gang in the world, quickly became an ordinary gang.

With the help of this force and the hint from Emperor Kang Zheng, Wei Li turned his knife on the big families that had been refusing to cooperate with the new policy. The first to suffer was the Zhen family, whose property was confiscated. Several families even took risks, but they were like a mantis trying to stop a chariot and were crushed to pieces.