The Regent's Tender Darling

The two of them didn't get along in private, but they were in agreement on business matters.

Like mortal enemies, more like old friends.

Now the old friends are reunited, but they are no longer the same.

"Sir Huang." Han Changgao bowed to him in return, his former pride still intact.

Huang Wanfeng looked at him and sighed, and said: "Now that Dali Temple and the Internal Security Department have experienced what happened to the Punishment Department back then, I will leave everything to Master Han."

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―――Pear Blossom Village.

Although there are no pear blossoms in bloom, the snow-fallen branches are like spring breeze bringing pear blossoms, as if you can smell the fragrance of pear blossoms.

There is an empty yard not far behind Aunt Hua's house. A large family used to live here. After the death of the old couple, the unsatisfactory son of the old couple committed a capital crime, and the yard was taken over by the government.

Now it has been bought by Lin Jiaojiao and given to some beggars.

The Jingzhao Mansion has properly dealt with the beggars in the capital who were bullied by Tianba. Those without a native place have all been given lowly status, and those with a native place have been given two taels of silver each and sent back to their place of origin for resettlement. The Jingzhao Mansion has handled this matter with great care. , and even sent people to escort the floating population back to their place of origin.

Lin Jiaojiao bought the courtyard of Lihua Village to accommodate these beggars, and asked Yao Guanglai to recruit these beggars as members of the Wild Dog Gang and divide the group of beggars into three parts.

Some of the old, weak, and disabled people were placed in Lihua Village, in the courtyard behind Aunt Hua. The courtyard was not only used to house these beggars, but also as a place to expand wine making.

These beggars, who are able-bodied, help Aunt Hua make wine at home, while others do light work of sorting out impurities in flowers.

Aunt Hua's family also officially became the leaders of the brewery.

This second group is composed of young people with nimble legs and feet, who are responsible for transporting drinks from Lihua Village to Zuili Qiankun in Beijing every day.

The rest were a few girls and women who stayed in the wine shop to sell wine with Yao Guanglai from the Lotus Gang.

The women and the Wild Dog Gang must have lived separately. Lin Jiaojiao bought the small courtyard behind the liquor store specifically for the women.

In the courtyard of the liquor store.

Xuemei pulled Little Loach aside and said proudly: "Little Loach! I just said that my mother-in-law will not ignore this matter. Do you believe me now?"

"Of course I believe it." Thinking of the regent princess, Little Loach's attitude became respectful when he spoke.

They originally thought it wouldn't work, but they didn't expect that the Princess Regent, whom he didn't trust the most, would help them solve the matter.

Although Tianba and his group did not know the news after entering Jingzhao Mansion again, they, the beggars, received the best accommodation, and the princess also gave them something to do.

From then on, they were no longer refugees, but serious civilians, and they no longer had to worry about having enough to eat and clothing.

"The princess is our great benefactor." Little Loach said, looking at Xuemei shyly, pursed her lips and said, "You are even more my benefactor, Little Loach."

These words were spoken quite tenderly, unlike the little loach's usual speaking style. Xuemei blushed inexplicably, her eyes subconsciously looked away, but she couldn't help but smile.

The atmosphere seemed to become a little strange. Xuemei didn't know what she was enjoying herself for, she just felt happy in her heart.

So he said: "Then you have to work hard. If you are lazy, I will beat you out first."

"Yes." Little Loach said, and he handed over to Xuemei solemnly. He had never eaten pork before, so he had seen pigs running around before, so he had learned a lot.