The wife travels through time and space to honor her husband: The heirless prince raises a child

Prince Xue was in his study when Fu Bao entered and said, "Grandfather, I want to go to the palace."

King Xue knew that his lucky granddaughter, Fu Bao, had been attracted by something good in the palace again. Without saying a word, King Xue took Fu Bao into the palace, just in time to see the young prince return to the palace as well.

"I'm going to find my little prince brother," Fu Bao said, looking up at Prince Xue.

King Xue said, "Go."

The Emperor of Great Yan immediately found out. He was wondering why Fu Bao had entered the palace. He looked at the Prime Minister and the Minister of War. The Minister of War was also suspicious. He left the hall and was chilled by the cold wind. The Minister of War probably figured out the reason.

Perhaps because the young princess of the Xue family was born after swallowing two auspicious clouds, she immediately knew about any good things. Fu Bao followed Prince Xue into the palace, not to play, but probably to ask for something else.

Fu Bao ran towards the young prince, and the Minister of War immediately stood up straight.

"Little Prince Brother," Fu Bao called out.

"Fu Bao," the young prince asked, "who did you come to the palace with?"

If it was Prince He who brought Fu Bao into the palace, the young prince would go and tell Rong Yang.

“My grandfather brought me into the palace.” Fu Bao asked, “Little Prince, where did you go? Our Xue Prince’s Mansion has summoned snow, which brings good fortune. If you want to grow spiritual vegetables, I can give you a pot of snow.”

Not far away, the Minister of War felt a sudden jolt in his heart.

Prince Xue stepped forward to greet him, and the Minister of War exchanged pleasantries with him.

"I've already gathered some snow." The young prince was about to leave, eager to return to the palace to grow vegetables: "No need to give it to me."

"Little Prince Brother." Fu Bao called out to the little prince, who stopped. Fu Bao followed him, stood still, and said to the little prince, "Give me a pot of the snow you've gathered. I want to grow some spiritual vegetables too. I'm lucky, and what I grow will definitely be spiritual vegetables."

The young prince was taken aback: "Didn't your Xue Prince's Mansion summon snow? Just now you were going to give me the rain and snow your manor summoned, so I could use your rain and snow to grow vegetables."

Fu Bao pouted: "I want to hug Yu Xue with the little prince brother."

The young prince was in a dilemma, but his father told him to give way to his little sister, Fu Bao.

However, Rong Yang doesn't like Fu Bao, and Fu Bao always fights with Rong Yang for things. Even if the little prince wants to give Fu Bao something, it will definitely not be something from Rong Wangfu.

"No way," the young prince refused.

"Just give me a basin of rain and snow." Fu Bao took a step back.

The young prince shook his head: "No."

The Minister of War couldn't stand it any longer, so he abandoned Prince Xue and went over there.

“Little Princess,” the Minister of War said, “the young prince obtained the rain and snow through personal connections and shared it with the ministers. There wasn’t much left, so there’s nothing extra for you.”

Fu Bao said, feeling wronged, "I want to grow spirit vegetables."

After speaking, Fu Bao looked at Prince Xue who was walking over.

Prince Xue was taken aback. He thought that Fu Bao had come to the palace because he had smelled something and wanted some delicious food with spiritual energy. In the end, it turned out that his purpose was to get the little prince to take Yu Xue from the Rong Prince's mansion.

Prince Xue pondered, "Fu Bao has always been blessed since she was little. Could it be that the snow the little prince has gathered has extraordinary luck? Otherwise, Fu Bao wouldn't have specifically summoned him to the palace. Her purpose is too obvious; she's after the snow the little prince has gathered." Prince Xue said, "Your Highness, Fu Bao is young. She's just growing vegetables out of curiosity. Just give her some of the snow she's gathered; enough for her to grow a pot of spiritual vegetables will be enough to appease her."

Prince Xue meant that Fu Bao's sudden interest in growing vegetables was just a passing fancy, given her young age. She wouldn't amount to much, so the young prince should just give Fu Bao a little bit of snow.

The Minister of War thought to himself, "That's fine. Just give me a small teacup as a token."

Fu Bao doesn't look like someone who can grow vegetables. Growing vegetables? He'll dig up a shovelful of soil and then lose interest.

However, the little prince knew how much Rong Yang disliked Fu Bao. Rong Yang hated Fu Bao very much. The little prince had a good relationship with Rong Yang and treated him like a younger brother. He didn't want to upset Rong Yang.

"Your house has summoned snow!" the little prince said. "Why do you need mine? You already have some."

King Xue sighed helplessly, "This young lady is always acting on a whim."

Fu Bao also said, "Little Prince, could you give me a little bit of rain and snow? At worst, I'll grow some spiritual vegetables and share one with you. I'm lucky; the spiritual vegetables I grow will definitely taste delicious."

The young prince remained unmoved: "I can grow my own vegetables."

The young prince wouldn't budge, and Fu Bao wouldn't leave, so she kept insisting that the young prince hug her. Prince Xue looked helpless, saying that he couldn't do anything about his doting granddaughter, which puzzled the Minister of War.

The Minister of War is wise. What is the meaning behind his insistence on the young prince embracing Xue?
Fu Bao has two auspicious clouds around him, so he can smell anything good. The Minister of War thought about it and estimated that the little prince's luck with the snow was not bad, otherwise, Fu Bao would not be so persistent.

Who would give such a good thing to Fu Bao? The Minister of War pulled the little prince aside: "Come on, your mother and I have something to discuss."

The young prince quickly followed the Minister of War, not even offering Fu Bao a single cup of tea. Once they left, Prince Xue and Fu Bao were left behind. Fu Bao was dumbfounded; her young prince brother had just left like that?!

On the way, the Minister of War instructed the young prince: "Don't give the rain and snow you're holding to anyone."

The young prince nodded: "I won't give it to them. I still want to plant some spiritual vegetables. Princess Rong, Rong Yang, and Rong Chi have all planted them. They've planted chili peppers and bok choy. I need to plant them too."

"Hmm," said the Minister of War, "I'll plant some vegetables when I get back to my residence."

In that case, there would definitely be no snow for Fu Bao to collect; there wouldn't even be enough to go around. Vegetables need a lot of water from planting to growing, so where would there be any extra for Fu Bao? If Prince He were to bring Fu Bao to the palace, perhaps some rain and snow could be shared with Fu Bao.

As long as Prince He doesn't interfere with Fu Bao, the ministers and the young prince don't need to give Fu Bao, a mere girl, any face.

As for Prince Xue? He might give him some face, but what has Prince Xue's mansion given to others? If nothing, considering social interactions, no one would want to give Fu Bao anything.

Even ministers value personal relationships, and the resources of noble families aren't so plentiful as to be given away casually. Each family and clan has children the same age as Fu Bao. If they don't love their own children, why would they spoil Fu Bao? That's ridiculous.

There aren't many people like Prince He who are destined to be childless and widowed, and few would be willing to raise someone else's child.

Are you full?

Prince He took good care of Qin He and her child, partly because he had previously arranged a marriage between them. However, due to her fate of being destined to be widowed and childless, Qin He almost died. Therefore, she waited for Prince He for several more years.

Because of these reasons, Prince He took good care of Qin He and her child. If it weren't for these reasons, Prince He wouldn't have given Qin He and her child so much care.

Fu Bao got nothing from the young prince and refused to leave, so she went to find Prince He on her own.

While Prince He was busy with memorials, Fu Bao went over to him and said, "Uncle He, I want the snow that the little prince hugs." (End of Chapter)