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  The candlelight flickered, and Ding Ruo changed her position on the bed, watching as Lan Xin took over the paper-cutting task. Ding Ruo had been stimulated that afternoon, although she knew that talent was important, she couldnt always be strong and competitive. But when it came to Lan Xins talent in paper-cutting, Ding Ruo was left speechless. If her mother were still alive, she would have loved Lan Xin very much. At the time when Ding Ruo learned paper-cutting, she was clumsy.

  Since Lian Xin had this talent, Ding Ruo gave Lian Xin the opportunity to fully utilize her skills and handed over the paper-cutting department to her. Lian Xin was a bit nervous for the first time taking on such a big responsibility, but after Ding Ruo lectured her, Lian Xins eyes welled up with tears as she vowed to complete the task given to her by Sixth Miss. Ding Ruo sighed at the simplicity of ancient people and had many more encouraging words that she hadnt said yet. It wasnt that Ding Ruo was lazy, but rather because she found a book that interested her about the Great Qin Dynasty, and secondly, Lian Xin wouldnt let Ding Ruo work anymore as she had already learned paper-cutting, so why should Sixth Miss toil in vain?

  Then Ding Rou was forced to read books, Ding Rou liked it, and loved reading all kinds of books. Especially now, Ding Rou is very interested in the Qin Dynasty. While reading, she forgot about time, and on the book there were simple punctuation marks, Ding Rou knew without thinking that it was another achievement of the founding emperor and empress of the Great Qin. Ding Rou didnt care if they encountered obstacles at the time, anyway, now she can read smoothly, which is one of the few benefits of being transported into a changed history.

  Ding Ruo herself knew traditional Chinese characters and didnt have trouble reading books. The only thing that made her dissatisfied was that most of the books around her were poetry, songs, and essays. It was hard to find a travelogue or a storybook, but when she finally found one, it told a story that made Ding Ruos teeth ache and feel nauseous. The story was about a wife who took care of household chores, was filial to her parents-in-law, helped her husband with his studies, and after he became a high-ranking official, he didnt abandon his poor wife. However, the ending of the story was that the wife, who had worked hard for half her life, died from illness, and the husband was heartbroken but eventually married the noblewoman who had been loyal to him.

  Of course, there is the husbands respect for his wife and his admiration for Prime Minister Qianjin. In short, Ding Rou summed up that his wife, who had been with him for many years and suffered hardships, was his responsibility. For the sake of fame and promotion, he did not divorce her. Prime Minister Qianjin was his confidant. When Ding Rou saw this, a smile played on his lips. Why didnt she appear in this book? She would make the unfaithful and hypocritical man pay the price. At the same time, Ding Rou was extremely angry with that husband who almost drove his wife to death. Wasnt she giving Prime Minister Qianjin a place?

  Even if they were given more space, it wouldnt be cheap for them. Ding Rou felt extremely uncomfortable seeing this, "Pitied their misfortune, resented their lack of struggle, she was too sorrowful."

  Ding Rou found this hard to accept. When they were struggling, she was a virtuous wife, but now that theyre enjoying good fortune, shes become a burden? Ding Rou couldnt help but think of the founding empress of Great Qin, how did that transmigrated woman not think of this point? This kind of story that only serves to make men indulge in infidelity and abandon their wives should be burned. In Ding Rous original memories, it seemed like this book was very popular and widely known.

  "Xiao Rou, bubble foot."

  Liu entered with a copper basin in hand and saw her daughter looking upset. She asked, "Xiao Rou, whats wrong?"

  Ding Ruo didnt let the elder wash her feet, got out of bed, put on soft shoes and took over the copper basin, placing it on the footboard at the edge of the bed. She pressed down on Liu Shi, who was sitting on the bed, and saw that the book had been thrown far away, with what seemed to be scratch marks on it. Liu Shi still remembered Ding Ruos joy when she found the book in the afternoon, how did things turn around so quickly? Not knowing what the book said, thinking of her daughter Ding Ruo being strong-willed and unwilling to give up, she said: "Ive calculated that if we sell all the cut paper, well have spare money, mother will hire a tutor."

  Lius family was very simple and thought that if it wasnt for the unfamiliar characters, Ding Rou wouldnt have been so angry. Ding Rou sat beside Lius family and said, "Mother, even with money, theres no need to invite a teacher, they cant teach me anyway. We should accumulate virtue, if we offend the teacher, things will go badly."

  Ding Ruo doesnt need to think about it, she already knows what Master Husband is teaching - the Three Obediences and Four Virtues, the female precepts and rules. With Ding Ruos temperament, it would be strange if she could tolerate it. Ding Ruos debating skills have been honed through practice, ancient masters are no match for her. If she were to provoke Master Husband, he would be infuriated, what a sin! Ding Ruo doesnt want to bear the blame of taking someones life. The more pedantic and narrow-minded scholars are, the smaller their tolerance and magnanimity. This type of person generally looks down on women, always talking about female virtues, and it would be easy for Ding Ruo to make them spit blood with rage, but its not a good thing to do.

  Ding Ruo didnt think much of these things, but she also knew that deep down in ancient times, even if the historical space-time was changed by crossers, she could only choose to blend in. Ding Ruo held on to her bottom line, living well under the rules and frameworks, making those around her happy was her goal. Ding Ruo wasnt a superhero who wore her underwear outside, nor did she have the fearless spirit of saving the world from backward feudal systems. Ding Ruo lived a comfortable life, with money and land, finding a suitable husband with potential for education, raising several children, and leisurely passing through this lifetime.

  "Xiao Rou." Mrs. Liu was teased by Ding Rou, and since her daughter woke up, Mrs. Liu also learned to smile, "Dont talk nonsense." She scolded her daughter with a straight face.

  Ding Ruo saw the timid look on Lius face, it seemed that in the past she didnt dare to scold Ding Ruo. Ding Ruo had a filial intention towards Liu, but now she couldnt do it for her, so she said: "Mother, from now on, Ill take care of pouring water myself, and Ill still be respectful to you, how could I let someone who pours water and washes feet for me?"

  "Xiao Rou, Mother is willing, Mother is willing for anything, as long as her Xiao Rou is safe."

  Ding Ruo was intoxicated in the loving gaze of Lius eyes, Ding Ruo knew that Liu wasnt joking, she would do anything for Ding Ruo. Ding Ruo lowered her head and thought for a moment, then softened her body and began to take off Lius shoes and socks. Liu hastily pulled Ding Ruo back, "No, no, Xiao Ruo, I...Ill do it myself."

  Ding Ruo put Lius feet in the water, and she remembered that when Ding Ruo was seriously ill, she had lost control of her bowels. Liu cried as she cleaned up after Ding Ruo, not daring to sleep at night, but instead sat by Ding Ruos side watching over her. All these things Ding Ruo remembered, washing Lius feet wasnt something Ding Ruo did, it was the only filial piety for Lius real daughter.

  "Xiao Rou." Mrs. Lius eyes were brimming with tears, she had never thought that this day would come, and was so moved that she didnt know what to say, only repeatedly calling out her daughters name: "Xiao Rou, Xiao Rou."

  Ding Ruo started off a bit awkwardly, but later on, it didnt feel awkward at all. It was as if she had returned to her childhood, when she would help her mother wash her feet. Her mother would also smile like Liu Shi did. Ding Ruo curled up the corners of her lips. It turned out that treating Liu Shi like a mother wasnt difficult after all. In a soft voice, Ding Ruo said, "Mother, I will always protect you."

  Crossing over is not just about making oneself live a good life, but also to make the people who truly care about oneself happy. As for enemies... Ting Rou has never been a good-tempered person anyway.

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