Either he stayed in the palace, or he was married to the prince as his direct descendant or the iron-hatted prince's side descendant.

Kangxi's principle did not give the iron-hatted princes any authority, but they still had a lot of honors they deserved.

To put it bluntly, it is a pig-raising policy.

However, the Qing Dynasty learned the historical lessons of the Ming Dynasty when vassals spread all over the country and overwhelmed the finances. So far, there are only eight iron-hatted princes and princes.

Tong Guowei also knew that Yuzhu was in trouble. The palace must be keeping an eye on the daughter of General Shengjing and there was no way he could do anything secretly.

However, Tong Guowei knew it was very difficult, but he did not speak for Yuzhu.

Just because he also wanted to see if Yuzhu really wanted to protect the elders of the old Tong family.

Some things are difficult for others!

However, for Yuzhu, the palace manager, it is not a particularly difficult task.

"Second uncle, it takes about thirty thousand taels. The thing is done, and everyone is happy. If it doesn't work out, I will refund the forty thousand taels!" Yuzhu's attitude greatly satisfied Tong Guowei, who liked to watch the promising Jin

Sun, doing his best to take care of the family's responsibilities.

Lao Wu Qingyuan's appetite was not that big. He just took a fancy to a sixth-grade concubine with a pen-posted style, and wanted to ask Yuzhu to help her secretly, so she gave up her name.

After Yuzhu calculated it, he simply nodded and agreed without even confiscating the money from Qingyuan.

Seeing this scene, Tong Guowei couldn't help but nod his head.

Just as he was about to praise the jade pillar, he saw Elundai coming in from outside.

"Second uncle, you miss me so much."
Chapter completed!