The Pei family's wedding had attendees ranging from members of the palace to the local generals of the Capital Camp.
Aside from the official banquet, there were open-house banquets, which lasted until late at night.
The festive atmosphere lingered to the following day, and everyone wore cheerful expressions. Although Fu Zhen didn't claim to fully understand the Pei family members' temperaments, she had a good grasp on it. She knew how to navigate the tea ceremony interactions effortlessly.
Recently, Pei Yu and his wife had pleasant dealings with Mrs. Ning while preparing for the wedding, which made them very accepting of Fu Zhen, the new daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Pei wanted to build a good relationship with her daughter-in-law, so she gave Fu Zhen a pair of jade Ruyis and entrusted her with the household management.
Fu Zhen felt it was a bit overwhelming: "How could I accept this? I've just arrived and understand nothing. Mother should continue to manage it."
