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Chapter 488: Willow Boat 5

Chang Ran had not forgotten Cui Xingzhou's sister. He had given her brother-in-law contraceptive pills and her sister fertility pills. Now that her sister was pregnant, she could make her brother-in-law die early if necessary.

We took a boat back to Zhenzhou and prepared some pills for Cui Xingzhou to treat motion sickness. The scenery on both sides was really beautiful, and Changran liked it very much.

After returning to Zhenzhou, the two held a wedding. Chang Ran married from Lingquan Town and invited her maternal grandfather, eldest uncle, and second uncle to come.

When Chang Ran married into the palace, she brought a puppet with her. It would help her manage the affairs of the palace in the future. Thinking of the servants of the palace in the play who were bribed by Madam Lian, she was not at ease to use them.

After marriage, Mother Li was assigned to live with Chang Ran. He was quite close to her.

After adapting to life in the palace, Chang Ran mentioned to Cui Xingzhou that he wanted to ask someone to help treat his fifth brother's leg.

Cui Xingzhou knew that Chang Ran didn't like to meddle in other people's business. Now that he took the initiative to bring it up, he must be very confident.

The two of them didn't say anything, they just invited the fifth brother over and talked about the matter alone.

Although Cui Xingdi felt that his sister-in-law wanted to show off at home, he did not want to offend Cui Xingzhou and agreed to it.

After the puppet man came to the mansion for treatment, Cui Xingdi's legs got better day by day, and he finally believed what the two had said before.

Although he had always been in a good mood, he couldn't help getting excited. In the end, he lived up to his expectations and was able to stand up and walk normally.

Seeing Chang Ran was very concerned about the fifth brother's legs, Cui Xingzhou was a little jealous. He didn't forget that Chang Ran liked good-looking people. That's how he was chosen.

When he saw His Majesty in the palace before, he saw that Chang Ran was quite interested in His Majesty. Now he saw his fifth brother and he was the same. It seems that he has to take good care of his own princess in the future.

Cui Xingzhou's guess was actually correct. Changran wanted to cure Cui Xingdi, on the one hand, because he thought that after he got better, he could share more of Cui Xingzhou's work.

The most important thing is that he looks like an old acquaintance. He must be a little soft-hearted towards them. For example, the King of Beizhou whom he had met before.

Zhao Quan and He Zhen also got married. Chang Ran liked Zhao Quan's mother very much, and felt that she was very insightful. Zhao Quan also had a good personality. In the past, he had considered whether to be with Zhao Quan in this life.

After all, Cui Xingzhou was surrounded by a lot of trouble. However, after comparing Zhao Quan and Cui Xingzhou's looks, he still chose to pursue Cui Xingzhou.

Because of the relationship between Zhao Quan and Cui Xingzhou, the four of them often get together. He Zhen and Chang Ran met in Lingquan Town before, and they have many similar views, so they get along well.

Sometimes they would stay in Lingquan Town for a while, or go sightseeing in the surrounding areas. He Zhen never gave up on porcelain, and would look at things related to porcelain wherever she went.

This drama involves a lot of plots related to porcelain. Since Chang Ran is here, he doesn't want to miss it. He also opened a porcelain workshop. He also invited the monk Henbi who helped Liu Miantang in the drama.

The products I made were mainly for my own use, and a lot of them were given to me in the space.

Over the next decade, the world was relatively peaceful, which is why Chang Ran had the leisure to study porcelain.

Over the years, Chang Ran gave birth to two sons, who grew up together with Zhao Quan's family and have a very good relationship.

The emperor and the queen had been together all the way and had a very deep relationship. When Ziyu died, the crown prince had already come of age. This time the transition to the throne was uneventful. Shi Yikuan had also passed away, so there was no need to worry about the harm caused by foreign relatives.

After the new emperor ascended the throne, Cui Xingzhou passed the palace to his son and took Changran to travel around.

Seeing this, Zhao Quan followed suit, leaving the mansion to his son and taking He Zhen around to look at porcelain.