The Whole Dynasty Spoils the Tyrant's Beloved Youngest Daughter-Chapter 283: Unable to Accept a Useless Princess

Chapter 283: Chapter 283: Unable to Accept a Useless Princess

"Pavilion Master, can I ask one more question about where more than a hundred people came from? What is their background? Are they trained in batches or individually?"

Seeing Jun Ning about to leave, Ye Ying hurriedly caught up and asked.

Jun Ning stopped and said to Ye Ying, "Including my Sister Xi He, initially, the training was done in batches, with the best selected to stay. Once the basics are solid, the training starts according to the assigned ranks. Ye Ying, do you understand?"

"I understand." Ye Ying nodded heavily.

This also to some extent reduced his daily workload and improved work efficiency.

"Good that you understand, I’m leaving now."

Jun Ning left, and Lan Xihe chased after him reluctantly, "Ah Ning!"

"Sister Xi He, you mustn’t be reluctant to let me go. Everyone must learn to grow on their own," Jun Ning told Lan Xihe. "You must train hard with Ye Ying here. He will definitely turn you into a very capable person. By then, you can travel independently and look for your parents."

Lan Xihe nodded emotionally, "Ah Ning, I know what you mean, I just..."

"As for words of gratitude, Sister Xi He, swallow them all, Ah Ning doesn’t want to hear it."

After saying this, Jun Ning turned and left. Behind him came Ye Ying’s voice, assuring her that he would do a good job and asking her to rest assured.

Judging by how Ye Ying arranged the mansion in her absence, Jun Ning felt at ease with Ye Ying.

Jun Ning was ready to leave at ease, but leaving was so hard!

She had just stepped out the door when she saw a group of maids and servants kneeling at the entrance, shouting at her, "...Master, spare our lives."

She was blocked again.

Jun Ning sighed deeply, "......"

"Master, it was our ignorance that offended you just now. Please forgive us."

"And we ask you not to hold it against us, please spare us." 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝙚𝔀𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝒐𝒎

"We will be sure to handle affairs carefully in the future and will never offend you again or say anything disrespectful."

The maids and servants pleading for an apology were the same ones who ridiculed her when Jun Ning first arrived at the mansion.

Jun Ning recognized them.

As arrogant and overbearing as they were before, they are now equally fearful, terrified, and trembling with fear.

They have been doing well here, without any troublesome matters or unjust punishment, so they don’t want to leave.

But they had previously said those things to the owner...each of them was afraid Jun Ning would throw them out because of it...

They knelt there, their fear causing their bodies to tremble continuously, so much that Jun Ning’s eyes blurred.

Jun Ning rubbed her eyes, "Stop trembling, or you’ll be taken away and beaten to death."

Upon hearing this, the maids and servants dared not tremble anymore; they straightened their backs and bore their fear.

They thought that Jun Ning was so fierce and would certainly not spare them for offending her. But they were wrong.

"Ignorance excuses no one."

Jun Ning left this sentence and left, with no intention of holding a grudge.

The maids and servants were stunned, looking at each other.

The master actually didn’t hold their offense against them? And said ignorance excuses no one?

With such leniency from the master, they will certainly be stricter with themselves and loyal to the master in the future.

The master is truly wonderful.

"Thank you, Master." The maids and servants turned and kowtowed toward Jun Ning’s departing figure, saying in unison.

Jun Ning heard it but didn’t respond; she strode forward without looking back.

For some reason, she felt particularly low today, lacking enthusiasm for doing anything, and just wanted to return to the palace quickly. This might be because she visited Uncle Qi and her mother’s memorial tablets.

Upon returning to the palace, Jun Ning didn’t step out for an entire month.

She indulged herself as a form of retaliation, eating, drinking, and having fun every day, and visiting the empress dowager’s palace. Life seemed carefree, and the discontent in her heart gradually faded a little.

Jing Shu watched but couldn’t understand.

Why did she have to start studying and learning etiquette just after turning four? Yet her little aunt, a generation her senior, didn’t have to? Her little aunt could still do as she pleased like before!

She envied Jun Ning, day after day, month after month, year after year.

Meanwhile, Jun Ning used all sorts of excuses to avoid schooling during those years, and Emperor Yongning and Imperial Concubine Hua loved her too much to force her. Until she turned eight...

Everyone really couldn’t stand it anymore, so the matter of her not going to school was brought up for discussion again.

The ministers were extremely displeased with Princess Anle, who received so much favor yet didn’t like to study.

Even if a princess is favored, she cannot remain uneducated, become a fool for life, and embarrass Dongchu.

One day in court, someone brought up the issue.

"Your Majesty, Princess Anle is already eight years old but still hasn’t started attending school. Even though her marriage is settled and there’s no concern about discussing marriage later, she shouldn’t give up on learning altogether and not study at all!"

"She needs to study! Otherwise, she’ll grow up to be an ignorant fool."

"A tiger father will not have a dog for a daughter. When Qi Xiao grows up, he will certainly disdain Princess Anle for being unlearned. Even if she is a princess, there will be disdain."

This is the plain truth!

In common society, men are favored over women, so few women study, and there is even the twisted notion that a woman’s lack of talent is a virtue.

But in aristocratic families and influential households, which family’s daughters don’t study?

If she doesn’t study, how can she understand reason? If she doesn’t study, how can she manage the household after marriage, be a good head of the family, and educate her children well?

Rely on the servants around her?

If you rely on them, there will only be one outcome, which is being betrayed by servants, and the whole family thrown into chaos and ruin.

"So, Your Majesty, Princess Anle should attend school."

"Please issue an Imperial Decree, ordering Princess Anle to go to school."

To prevent an ignorant princess from disgracing Dongchu, ministers came forward to advise and hoped Emperor Yongning would decree it.

Emperor Yongning didn’t want his most beloved daughter to be an ignorant fool either.

But he couldn’t persuade the little girl. No matter how hard he tried, nothing worked. When she was pushed, she simply ignored him.

He didn’t want to be neglected by the little girl, so all this time, he had been indulging her and not forcing her to study. But that didn’t mean he didn’t intend to let the little girl study in the future.

He was waiting for the ministers to raise the issue when they couldn’t stand it anymore, then he could go along with it and issue the decree. This way, the little girl couldn’t escape.

He had thought that the ministers wouldn’t bring it up so soon, perhaps when the little girl was nine or ten years old. Unexpectedly, they couldn’t stand it already when she had just turned eight.

Well done.

Emperor Yongning immediately issued a decree, forcibly ordering the little girl to study.

When the little girl received the Imperial Decree: "........."