All Aspects Are Kneeling and Begging the Villain Heroine To Be a Person

But then again, they wish they had more of these idiots so that they could free up a lot of positions.

After greeting Liu Yihuai and turning around to leave, the ministers' expressions turned ugly to the naked eye.

This time it seemed like the whole family died.

"Master Feng, do you think I look like you?"

"It's similar, but a little too much."

"What do you think we should do?"

"Stop your expression," Feng Yixin spoke in a low voice, and several ministers stood by to watch, lest anyone come over to eavesdrop. He continued, "Pretend to act like he is trying his best to suppress that nothing is wrong, as if he is trying his best to cover up this. bad news."

Everyone suddenly understood and secretly gave a thumbs up inside their sleeves.

It’s no wonder that Lord Feng is the one who wins the heart of His Highness the most.

With Feng Yixin's reminder, everyone's expressions changed as they walked, showing that they were all worried but trying their best to hide it.

I wonder how many idiots can be fooled this time so as to free up space.

Sure enough, some people saw the appearance of Feng Yixin and other ministers and couldn't help but make various speculations.

After all, this matter is not a good thing for Her Royal Highness, and many people can't sit still.

Feng Rong soon learned this and was happy to have an extra bowl of rice. He didn't take a nap after dinner and took Feng Yue to the study, intending to enlighten him personally.

Feng Jiao stood obediently beside Du Jingwan, watching Feng Yue being taken away by Feng Rong, not daring to stop.

After Feng Rong left, she said to Du Jingwan: "Queen mother, can't Jiao'er be enlightened with her brother? Doesn't Jiao'er need to read and read?"

Obviously her brother is only three years old, and she is already five years old.

She also wants to read and write, and she also likes to draw, but she has never been able to touch pen and ink until now.

Ever since she once went to the study to ask her father to have dinner and was told by him that she could not enter or leave the study at will, she did not dare to go there again.

Originally, she could read some children's books, and the pictures on them were so interesting. But later they were discovered, and the queen mother ordered people to take away all the children's books.

She wanted to be bolder when facing her mother, so she asked why.

The queen mother said that her father would be angry, but she did not explain why he was angry.

Du Jingwan withdrew her gaze, looked down at her daughter's innocent face, and touched her head: "Jiaoer, don't blame your father. Your father also had no choice but to do this. All this is because of your aunt." After a pause, Du Jingwan added, "Those children's books you saw before were all compiled under the orders of your aunt. Your father is naturally dissatisfied."

She knew what Feng Rong meant, but she was just afraid that another Feng Qianyan would appear.

She was also complicated in feeling this. But there was no way, she and Feng Rong were tied together. If Feng Rong is good, she will be good.

If she dares to raise any objection, not only will she not be able to help her daughter get a chance to study, but she will not even be able to protect her status when Fengrong takes control in the future.

Feng Rong is the emperor, she will definitely be more than one in the future, and naturally there will be other children born.

For the sake of Yue'er and her status, she had no choice but to wrong Jiao'er.

No matter how you say Jiaoer is a princess of Chu, she enjoys endless glory and wealth, but at most she can't read and has little influence. As long as Jiaoer is obedient and protected by her father, Fengrong, no one in this life will dare to bully her.

Princess Jiaoer Dachu has such a noble status, but she has actually received much more than Dachu's other daughters.

Thinking of this, Du Jingwan felt less guilty.

Fengjiao originally wanted to ask why these things were compiled by the emperor's aunt, but she couldn't understand why her father was so petty.

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