Yusui Chang'an

After the greetings, they sat down and chatted for a while. Lin Yanqing took a sip of tea, signaled Marquis Pingyang to send the servants away, and then went straight to the point, stating the purpose of his visit.

It is said that Lin Wanrong's personality is not suitable for the royal family, and she is unable to manage the Qi Wang Mansion, let alone deal with the complexity of the royal family...

After talking for a long while about how incompatible the two of them were, until they were dry-mouthed, Marquis Pingyang remained cheerful and unconcerned. No matter what Lin Yanqing said about Lin Wanrong, Marquis Pingyang would take over the conversation and start praising her.

Lin Wanrong is not suitable for the royal family? Coincidentally, his good grandson is also like this, and their personalities are a perfect match.

Unable to manage the household? No problem, the Qi Wang Mansion has a simple population, loyal servants, and those in charge are obedient. There is nothing to manage. It is just right for Lin Wanrong to marry into the Qi Wang Mansion, and she will have fewer worries.

Unable to deal with the royal family? There is Ming Fei in the palace, the Marquis' Mansion outside the palace, and Chu Chengping in the Wang Mansion. She doesn't need to deal with them. These two are simply a match made in heaven.

Feng Sinian and Lin Jinan, who were sitting opposite each other at the bottom, looked at each other, raised their teacups tacitly, and hid the smiles on their lips.

Lin Yanqing, who was sitting at the top, was filled with helplessness and anxiety when facing the unruly Marquis Pingyang. He deeply understood the saying: A scholar meets a soldier.

You old rascal! Why can't you make sense? Do you want me to deny you face and tell you directly that my granddaughter doesn't want to marry your grandson?

Just when Lin Yanqing was getting anxious and angry, Chu Chengping, who "happened" to be delivering food to Marquis Pingyang, walked in personally carrying a food box.

Lin Yanqing rolled his eyes in annoyance and stood up to salute him. Chu Chengping hurriedly stuffed the food box to Feng Sinian who stood up to greet him, and stepped forward to support Lin Yanqing:

"You and my grandfather are good friends. If I accept your gift, my grandfather will scold me."

Lin Yanqing had a wooden face:
"Your Highness is a prince, and I am only a subject. I should be polite when I see Your Highness."

Hearing the resentment in his tone, Chu Chengping looked at Pingyang Hou for help, asking:
How did you persuade him? How did you make him angry?
Pingyang Hou blew the tea leaves in the cup lightly, smiled roguely, lowered his eyes and said nothing. Chu Chengping: ...

You are still happy to watch the show at a time like this. You should behave like an elder!

"There are no outsiders here, Master, please don't be like this. I am good friends with your grandchildren. If you don't mind, you can treat me as your own grandchildren in private."

Lin Yanqing was already in a bad mood. Hearing this, he snorted coldly, strode towards Lin Jinan's seat, sat down heavily, and turned his face to the door to vent his anger.

Lin Jinan looked at the sitting Pingyang Hou, and Chu Chengping and Feng Sinian standing in front of him. He raised his hand to rub his nose, put on a dry smile and said:
"Haha, grandfather respects the courtesy. Your Highness and Shiyako should sit down and talk."

Feng Sinian was amused: You are greeting me? I don't even know who the guest is.

Although Lin Yanqing gave up the seat of honor according to etiquette, Chu Chengping did not dare to sit there. He diligently took Lin Yanqing's teacup on the table, placed it next to Lin Yanqing and added tea, then sat obediently below Feng Sinian.

Lin Jinan sat below Lin Yanqing, blinking and looking at Lin Yanqing to give silent advice.

Lin Yanqing thought about how his grandson had repeatedly dissuaded him from rejecting the emperor's wishes in front of the emperor just now, and had said a lot of good things about Chu Chengping in the carriage. He suddenly felt that Lin Jinan had known about this for a long time, and glared at Lin Jinan in anger:

Who said only girls are extroverts? Why didn't he see before that this grandson's elbows were outward?

Pingyang Hou had seen enough of his grandson's nervousness and confusion, and seeing that Lin Yanqing was really angry, he pointed at the food box and spoke to help:
"The snacks in this shop are the hardest to buy. I am sorry that you took the trouble to buy them and send them to me personally." (End of this chapter)