When he entered the Pear Garden, Fu Niang led sixteen family tricks to kneel down to meet the queen and concubine. From then on, the sixteen family tricks were reasonably palace tricks in the East Garden of Dayu.

The family members thought they had left Yangzhou and headed south to Yuezhou.

Fu Niang comforted them. The distinguished guests would come to Yuezhou to be officials in the future and would come to visit them if they had time.

The family's life is much more open than before. They get monthly money and can pretend to go out for a walk, worship Buddha, and shop.

Everyone has a servant to serve, and their daily life is mainly embroidery, dance, and writing.

In fact, the treatment of family tricks is similar to that of rich concubines.

According to Fu Niang's message, Li secretly supported the fleet to obtain food and return to ship as soon as possible, and also hid five thousand silver in the ship.

The money comes from Dong Chang's warehousing savings.

The Li family also began to prepare for the entry of 20,000 troops. The original imperial city of Dongchang in Dayu Dongyuan had a military garrison in the east and west, which could accommodate 30,000 people.

What Li wanted to do was to repair the military room, straighten the stationing order, prepare food suppliers, medicinal materials, and cooking staff to prepare for the army.

Li was looking forward to the foreign Sichuan Army.

(End of this chapter)

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