The legitimate daughter returns to the capital and embarks on a splendid life, tearing apart the fak

Yun Jin suddenly remembered Granny Liu in the flower room.

This old lady, surnamed Liu, is probably in her fifties. She has thinning hair and always wears a hat. She is an honest and kind person.

Yun Jin only realized that she didn't have much hair when she saw Yun Jin's hat fall off when she bent down while she was working that day.

Yun Jin packed her things away and quietly left Jinshu Pavilion.

She avoided the night patrolmen and went around to the greenhouse.

Grandma Liu lives in a small house next to the flower room, and you can hear her snoring even through the door.

Yun Jin gently pushed the door, and it opened with a click.

The room was pitch black, with only a sliver of moonlight filtering through the cracks in the window. You could see Granny Liu lying on the bed, snoring loudly.

She took out some powder from her sleeve and sprinkled it on Granny Liu.

After a moment, once she was sure she had fallen asleep, Yun Jin went to the bedside, took out a hair growth pill from her bosom, pried open her mouth, and fed it to her.

The meatballs were small and easy to swallow.

Yun Jin then took out some hair growth tonic, poured some into her palm, and gently applied it to the roots of Granny Liu's hair.

She carefully spread the medicine evenly and then massaged it in with her fingertips to ensure that the medicine penetrated her scalp.

After wiping, she put the things away, checked them again to make sure no traces were left, and then quietly left the hut, gently closing the door behind her.

She tried hair growth pills and hair growth lotion, but hair growth cream wasn't suitable for Grandma Liu's hair, so she had to think of another way.

Back at Jinshu Pavilion, Yun Jin entered the space and suddenly saw the horse in the space. She simply applied the hair growth cream to the horse's rump.

After applying the ointment, she patted the horse on the back and said, "Young man, you should try your best."

All I can do is let loose in this space.

The next morning, Yun Jin got up early, washed and dressed, and went to Qingshui Garden to pay her respects to Chu Wanqing.

Chu Wanqing sat on the couch, holding a teacup in her hand. Her expression was much calmer than last night. Although there were still some dark circles under her eyes, she was in good spirits.

"Mother." Yun Jin stepped forward and bowed.

Chu Wanqing beckoned her to sit down beside her, took her hand, and said softly, "Jin'er, I thought about it all night and I've figured it out."

Yun Jin looked at her but didn't reply.

Chu Wanqing said slowly, "You're right, reporting to the authorities won't do anything to that Du guy. I've decided to kick him out. The people behind him will naturally come looking for him. We'll just keep an eye on him."

Yun Jin nodded: "It's good that Mother has come to her senses."

Chu Wanqing patted her hand and called out, "Qinghe."

Qinghe entered in response.

"Go and kick Doctor Du out," Chu Wanqing said calmly. "Don't pay him his wages, just kick him out. Also, tell Chai Qing to keep an eye on him and see who he meets and where he goes."

Qinghe responded and turned to leave.

Yun Jin listened from the side, nodding inwardly.

Before long, Yunxiu and Yunlang arrived. They greeted Chu Wanqing and Yun Jin with a "Good morning."

After breakfast, Chu Wanqing said to Yun Jin, "Jin'er, I'm thinking that some of the rules in the capital might be different from those in Guangping Prefecture. I'd like to teach you the rules myself. Are you willing?"

Yun Jin nodded hurriedly and said, "Mother, of course Jin'er is willing."

She knew in her heart that she came from the modern world, and the original owner of this body had never experienced these scenes.

She had simply copied what others did, imitating them without understanding. Now, she needed to learn these rules properly.

Chu Wanqing then looked at Yunxiu: "Xiu'er, do you want to learn together?"

Yunxiu shook her head, smiling sweetly, "Mother will teach Second Sister. I'd like to go out of the manor to pick out a gift for her to give her at the family recognition banquet, is that alright?"

Chu Wanqing glanced at her and nodded: "Go ahead, and come back soon."

Yunxiu responded and lowered her head to eat, a slight smile playing on her lips.

After the meal, Yunxiu went out with Lixiang and Granny Qi.

Just as Yun Lang was about to leave, Chu Wanqing called him back.

"Lang'er, focus on recovering first, don't worry about anything else. Once you're feeling better, I'll send you to the academy."

Yun Lang's eyes lit up: "Really?"

Yun Jin suggested from the side, "Mother, why don't we let Lang'er go to the clan school at Grand Tutor Zheng's residence? The clan school at the Grand Tutor's residence has a good reputation in the capital and is much better than the schools outside."

Yun Lang immediately looked at Chu Wanqing, his eyes full of anticipation.

Chu Wanqing thought for a moment and nodded, "Alright, the Zheng family is coming tomorrow. I'll ask Old Madam Zheng, and if it's convenient, I'll let Lang'er go."

Yun Lang couldn't suppress the smile on his face. He stood up and said, "Mother, I will go to school now and I will definitely not let you down."

Chu Wanqing smiled and waved her hand: "Go ahead, do what you can, there's no need to rush."

Yun Lang responded and ran off happily.

Only the mother and daughter remained in the house.

Chu Wanqing then looked at Yun Jin and said seriously, "Rules are complicated, but they are really just about being 'proper.' What kind of occasion, what kind of person, what kind of words, what kind of etiquette. If you get the sense of proportion right, you won't make a mistake."

Yun Jin listened attentively and memorized everything.

Chu Wanqing first taught her how to perform the proper etiquette.

What etiquette should one observe when meeting elders, peers, women of high rank, and those of lower rank?

She personally demonstrated each etiquette, having Yun Jin practice repeatedly in front of the bronze mirror.

"When you stand up, your back should be straight, not hunched or stiff." Chu Wanqing held Yun Jin's shoulder and corrected her posture. "Lower your head slightly, but not too low. If it's too low, it looks humble; if it's too high, it looks arrogant."

Yun Jin practiced it more than ten times and gradually got the hang of it.

Chu Wanqing then taught her how to serve tea, how to offer tea, and how to accept gifts.

Every detail was explained in detail—how high to hold the teacup, how to place your fingers, and what to say when receiving a reward.

In just one morning, Yun Jin had learned the basic etiquette.

Although I'm still a bit rusty, I can't find any major mistakes in it.

Chu Wanqing became more and more satisfied with her teaching. In the end, she couldn't help but hold her hand, her eyes slightly red: "This is my daughter, Chu Wanqing's daughter."

The mother and daughter practiced for a while longer until Yun Jin's movements became increasingly fluid and natural, at which point Chu Wanqing nodded in satisfaction.

"Alright, take a rest." She pulled Yun Jin to sit down and had Bi Tao bring up tea and snacks. "There will be many guests tomorrow, so just follow me. If you don't understand anything, just watch my expression."

Yun Jin nodded in agreement.

Outside the window, the sun gradually rises higher.

In Qingshui Garden, the mother and daughter drank tea and chatted intimately, enjoying a rare moment of tranquility.

At this moment, Yunxiu was sitting in a carriage with Granny Qi. She said they were going to buy gifts, but the carriage was heading in the direction of Liu Zhixue's residence.

Granny Qi whispered, "Young Miss, your mother said you shouldn't come over these next few days..."

Yunxiu bit her lip and said, "Mother-in-law, please don't try to persuade her anymore. I'm not willing to let her hold this family reunion banquet so smoothly. I have to ask my mother for advice."

Granny Qi sighed and didn't try to persuade her any further.

The carriage stopped in front of Liu Zhixue's residence. Yunxiu got out of the carriage and hurried inside.