This sentence directly took back Jing Wen, who originally wanted to persuade the previous sentence, in an instant.

He gave a slight salute to Yin Mingchen, who was feeding the fish, turned around and walked out of the pavilion, summoned a sweeping maid, and asked her to go to Qingzhu to bring a chess match.

She was sitting in the pavilion just now, and Qingzhu was in charge of cleaning her room, presumably cleaning up the house at this time.

After the maid trotted away, Jingwen returned to the pavilion and stood aside.

Yin Mingchen sat by the wooden fence, as if feeding the fish was boring, and directly poured the remaining half of the plate directly into the pond.

Jingwen was depressed, this prince was really casual, knowing that if he fell down so suddenly, the fish would not be able to eat at all, and most of the fish food would sink to the bottom of the lake, which would be wasteful and pollute the water quality.

Chapter 31 of "The Good Concubine of the Royal Palace": I don't want to send her out I am hitting her in the hand, please wait a moment,

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