Prime Minister Wei said with a stern expression:
"Yunxi, you are still too young. Your body is too frail, and the weakness you brought from the womb has not yet been properly nursed back to health. Do not rush into doing anything. Wait until you are older and able to bear it. Your father will certainly not stop you."
Yunxi closed her eyes. When she opened them again, she had already regained her calm. With a faint smile, she said:
"Father, Mother, Yunxi was willful and made you worry. I will not do so again."
Hearing Yunxi's promise, Ling Jian finally breathed a sigh of relief. He hung the newly refined jade pendant around her neck, and once he was sure she would not make the same mistake again, he left the Prime Minister's Mansion.
After this incident, Yunxi also understood that she could not rush things. She could only patiently nurture her soul while also being a proper young miss of the Wei Family.
However, from then on, she displayed just how different she was. She never forgot anything she saw, could recite whatever she heard, and learned everything swiftly—entering the door in three days, becoming proficient in six, and mastering it in nine. Moreover, as a child, she looked exactly like Prime Minister Wei's grandmother had in her youth. Deeply favored by Grand Madam, she could be said to stride through the Prime Minister's Mansion as if it were her own backyard.
As the youngest child, Yunxi had three elder brothers and four elder sisters above her. Apart from her eldest brother and second sister, who were born of the principal wife, the other five were all born of concubines. Yet not one of them dared offend Yunxi.
Wei Anyu, the seventh child, had once been quite favored