After Ye Zao's conferment ceremony, she returned to the garden, and the Fourth Master resumed his busy schedule.
In the grand Great Qing Dynasty, there were obviously more issues than just the Taiwan Island problem; there were numerous affairs to attend to.
However, he still managed to find time for archery practice or horse riding, and occasionally took some time to guide the children's studies.
The Fourth Master was truly busy, so one day when he was especially tired, instead of resting, he insisted on spending half the day with Ye Zao.
Ye Zao found it amusing, feeling as if living in the garden made the Fourth Master seem ten years younger.
The Fifth Prince rarely got to take a day off, and he played joyously with his friends.
Essentially, his cousin Hongsheng was incredibly skillful at playing, which is why the Fifth Prince greatly enjoyed playing with him.
