The Queen Mother's Kitchen Knife

Chapter 491 Lu Yihe Visits (1)
Jing Zhihao took one bite at a time, seeing that he was eating happily, Tang Jingyue's face was very calm.

"How does this potato ball taste?" Tang Jingyue asked without changing her expression.

It seems that Jing Zhihao likes this.

Hearing this, Jing Zhihao replied, "Not bad." So he ate a few more mouthfuls.

Xia Lian, who was waiting by the side, stared wide-eyed, watching the heroic prince who ate a few bites of radish on the night of marriage, as if he was going to die, now eating potato balls mixed with radish, he couldn't stop falling in love!

To this, Xia Lian could only say: Master is really amazing.But she wanted to say more: Your lord, you are so easy to deceive!
On the side of Haoyue Courtyard, the concubine's cooking skills made everyone in the courtyard very happy.Except for the lord, the rest of the servants like Min Rui and the others, as well as a few personal guards who followed Jing Zhihao, were all lucky.

So, after the meal, Fu Yi secretly dragged the master to the corner, and whispered: "Master, don't you eat radishes, the potato balls..."

"The princess said it was shredded pork."

Fu Yi's face was embarrassing, and he thought to himself: I'm really a fucking dog.

"My lord, how can there be shredded meat that grows like that! There is also a faint red..." Fu Yi still kindly reminded the master.From this look, it is clear that the princess deliberately fooled the master!

But upon hearing Fu Yi's kind reminder, Jing Zhihao directly gave him a slap, blowing him away.

Doesn't he know what shredded pork is and what is carrot?but!yes!Yue'er said it was shredded pork, so of course it was shredded pork... Fortunately, Yue'er took a lot of effort to remove the smell of radish, so how could he not feel sorry for Yue'er's painstaking efforts.

However, it really doesn't feel good to be full of potatoes.

A little up.

"belch."

Seeing A Hao go away belching, Tang Jingyue frowned.She couldn't figure it out and asked Minrui: "Tell me, why does Ah Hao only eat the potato and radish balls, but rarely eat other dishes? Is it because he likes to eat radishes like this?"

Minrui shook her head: "I don't know."

Tang Jingyue curled her lips: "It should be."

Jing Zhihao: Don't think that way, good Yue'er!
The meal in Haoyueyuan was full of joy, but different from the excitement of Haoyueyuan, the backyard was bleak.

Lin Tingzhi, He Mengwei and Qin Xiang were given raw radishes by the princess. What an embarrassing thing, compared with Wang Ruolan being kicked out of the palace by the prince himself, it is not worth mentioning.

If you really want to care about it, Wang Ruolan didn't make any big mistakes.According to the news from the concubines, it was nothing more than that Lin Tingzhi took the other three aunts to discuss with the princess about sleeping.

The punishment for the other three people was nothing more than eating a meal of raw carrots, but why was Wang Ruolan sent out of the house?Or the prince personally ordered it!

No one has ever been evicted from the backyard of the Regent's House.Every woman sent in by the family is a safe and well-behaved concubine in the name of the Regent's Palace.Although the prince has never summoned servants, although their monthly salary is not much higher than that of ordinary maids, and although their status is actually inferior to that of the favored servants, they are still the concubines of the Prince Regent's House in name.

The concubines maintain the relationship between the family and the Prince Regent's Palace. They represent not only a woman becoming a man's vassal, but a family's gesture of favor and surrender to the Prince Regent's Palace.

Most of the concubines in the Prince Regent's Mansion are noble concubines in the family, or extremely favored concubines.Those who married into the Prince Regent's Mansion were worthy of their natal family's continued care, so they were taken in by the Prince Regent's Mansion.Therefore, from another perspective, the concubines are not only the favor of the officials of the aristocratic family to the Prince Regent, but also the control of the Prince Regent over the officials who are courteous.

(End of this chapter)