Qin Cang, who was in the palace, placed the folding board in the center of the desk, and then tightened his eyebrows, as if he had encountered something great, and carefully opened the thin paper.

First impression: Well, his child's handwriting is good, round and round, very cute.

Next: Well, I was called Brother Huang from the beginning, and I was very well-behaved.

Someone looked at it happily, and the smile on the corner of his mouth never stopped.

In Gu Shuyang's praise (sycophancy) for him, Qin Cang finally found the child's intention in the last line, and it turned out that he was invited to appear when he moved into the palace.

The emperor didn't care in his heart, whether there was this twist or no, he had to go.

Qin Cang directly added a promise to the fold.

I wanted to return it according to the procedure, but when I thought that this was the first time the child gave him a fold, he asked Li Dehai to pass on the message in person, and turned his head to place the fold properly in the dormitory.

Gu Shu didn't know that the fold he wrote casually was so precious.

Now he is very busy, first he sent more than a dozen people to sort out the treasury and correct the register, and then secretly poked and ordered a list with Mo Sleeve, and wrote a lot of invitations before the opening of the palace and sent them out.

By the time these were done, it was already the night before the opening of the mansion.

On this day, just after dinner, Liuyun Pavilion gradually became lively.

To be honest, although this Ning Wangfu and Gu Mansion are separated by a few streets, according to Gu Shu, it will be there in the blink of an eye on horseback, but everyone in the Gu family doesn't want Gu Shu to open the mansion and live alone.

So on the one hand, the big men of the Gu family gave all kinds of small gifts, and on the other hand, they were all kinds of serious words.

Gu Shu couldn't stand this atmosphere, and joked, "King Ning's Mansion is big enough and has many rooms, my father and brothers can come and live at any time, and they can stay as long as they want!" ”

Everyone was a little relieved, even if they were reluctant, this was a sure thing.

Early the next morning, the Gu family children, who were still crying yesterday, dressed up and began to help energetically.

They're a special face, and they have to be perfect!

In fact, the decoration and furnishings of the palace have already been completed, and a group of housekeepers have also arranged it, Gu Shu can completely move in with his bag, saying that it is the opening of the mansion, in fact, it is just to pick an auspicious day to invite guests to drink and talk about life to compliment.

Although it is full of rituals, it cannot be omitted.

Suzaku Street began to be lively early in the morning, and the people could hear the sound of firecrackers across the long street.

By the time the guests arrived early, the palace was already full of people.

Some of the Gu brothers are soliciting guests outside, and some are talking and laughing with the guests in the front hall, except for the common point of brother control, they can crush the vast majority of young people in the capital when they pull it out alone.

A few elder brothers are polite and polite, and they blush when they see the young girls, and those who have sons in the family can't help but say a few sour words, look at how Gu Ding is so good at giving birth, how high is the quality of this next generation, look at them again, alas......

The new housekeeper of the palace is surnamed Qiu, Qiu Wenren is middle-aged, with an elegant temperament, gentle eyebrows and eyes, and looks more like a scholar, at this time he is standing respectfully in front of Gu Shu, "Master, what you want your subordinates to prepare is almost there." ”

Gu Shu nodded, put down the antiques in his hand, "Uncle Qiu, you look at it here first, and I don't feel at ease when you hand it over to others." ”

After he finished explaining, he thought of the fat sheep waiting to be slaughtered outside, and his smiling eyes narrowed into a line.