Royal Rumours 花琉璃轶闻 Episode 11

His Royal Highness's Qunying restaurant lost a lot of money today, Tian Jiamin didn't care very much, her family had plenty of money, but Ji Yuanhao was very sad. After nightfall, a few people from Longjingfang came to Qunying Restaurant to eat. They were recognized as working in Huajia. Tian Jiamin was very dissatisfied, thinking that they came here to eat and drink. A few people were about to leave angrily, but Ji Yuanhao stopped them, and learned that Hua Liuli not only gave them the store, but also gave them the wages, so Hua Liuli won the hearts of the people. Ji Yuanhao was very frustrated because of this, feeling that he was inferior to others in skills and in everything he did. Tian Jiamin couldn't see him being so depressed, so she comforted him, but Ji Yuanhao's inexplicable self-confidence was stimulated, and Tian Jiamin was speechless.

Hua Liuli performed very well in the Honglu Temple Minister Examination, and was named the Honglu Temple Minister by the emperor. Early the next morning, Hua Liuli went to court in her official uniform. She had never woken up so early before, and yawned frequently. After the morning court was over, all civil and military officials were having meals. The puzzled Hua Liuli asked Tian Shangshu why there was gallery food here. Zhu Yushi wanted to join her for a book because of her poor manners, but Hua Liuli rebelled against the army . The gallery food is not over yet, the prince arrives. Ji Yuansu was about to monitor the progress of the Longjingfang project, so he took Hua Liuli with him. There was a person who claimed to be the uncle of the prince, and he used this status to delay the progress of the project. After Ji Yuansu learned about it, he was dragged down, and he announced in public that no one could obstruct the Wan Guo Chaohui.

Hua Liuli was on the side, thinking that he was fierce, but she could also understand it. After all, Ji Yuansu was thinking of the people of the state of Jin, and it was right not to bend the law for personal gain. The people in Longjingfang were very afraid of Ji Yuansu, Hua Liuli saw this and took him back to Huafu. Hua Liuli specially prepared the Snow Su Mountain for him. Back then, she asked someone to send him the Snow Su Mountain from the border, but the Snow Su Mountain had already melted halfway, so Ji Yuansu didn't eat it. Hearing Hua Liuli talk about the production method of Xuesu Mountain and the persimmon sauce named Shishi Ruyi next to it, Ji Yuansu found it novel, so he started to eat it. But Hua Liuli put milk in it, and Ji Yuansu suddenly ran out with a flushed face. Hua Liuli remembered that he passed out after drinking a fragrant drink mixed with milk, and suddenly understood what was going on.

Once Snow Crisp Mountain was launched, it was well received, and even Tian Jiamin and Princess Shun'an were coveted. The third prince was overjoyed when he received Hua Liuli's letter, and he asked Ji Yuansu to convey the message to Hua Liuli for him. Yun Han was "taught" by his lord for helping Hua Liuli and Ji Yuansu, and Yun Han asked him to take a sentence back to the lord. Some people were staring at Hua Liuli, so she deliberately went to Longjingfang to push away the irises and give these people a chance to attack. Unexpectedly, Tian Jiamin dragged her into the house, the thief released the M medicine, and Tian Jiamin was stunned. In order to ensure Tian Jiamin's safety, Hua Liuli also pretended to be stunned. The two were taken outside Yujing, Yuanwei told Ji Yuansu the news that Hua Liuli and Tian Jiamin were missing, and Ji Yuansu immediately sent someone to investigate.

When Tian Jiamin's bracelet was found in a room in Longjingfang, it was known that the two had been arrested. Ji Yuansu planned to use all his manpower to investigate, but Yun Han persuaded him not to be impulsive, and not to let so many years of hard work go to waste. Ji Yuansu thought hard and guessed that there must be someone behind him. Hua Liuli knew that Tian Jiamin was afraid, so she had nothing to say to chat with her, lest she worry too much.