Hu Yulin took a deep breath and released Rong Xi, his gaze incomparably gentle. "Eldest Brother is a genius. I should be the one to handle those mundane affairs for him."
The two smiled at each other, everything understood without a word.
"I wish to find Master Feng and ask him to make some mirror frames." Having said this, Rong Xi made as if to leave.
The three immediately said they would go with him.
They went to the Feng Clan, met Feng Shan, and explained their purpose. Feng Shan was equally stunned upon seeing the mirror surface and naturally agreed.
"Master Feng, once it is finished, I will also need you to deliver one to Shengjing."
Rong Xi had made several mirrors. One of them was intended for the Prince's Manor, as repayment for Qin Ke's favor in helping his words reach the imperial ear.
Naturally, Feng Shan had no reason to refuse.
Several days later, an urgent letter arrived at the Prince's Manor, accompanied by a parcel from Mengshan County.
After Qin Ke returned to his manor from the palace, he saw Chen Chuangu approaching with a broad smile, something held in his hands.
"Feng Shan sent someone to deliver this. Guess what it is?"
At the mention of Feng Shan, Qin Ke rose at once, snatched the letter and parcel from his hands, and unfolded the letter first.
The handwriting possessed a distinct strength of character and was easy to recognize. The corners of his lips lifted slightly.
Chen Chuangu raised his brows and leaned over to take a look, only to be ruthlessly waved aside without seeing a single word. Seeing Qin Ke's unusually gentle expression, he could not help stroking his chin as his thoughts turned.
Prince Qin, the cold-faced Yama, seemed to have changed