Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable Chapter 1190 - 1100: Female Prime Minister 38

Mr. Naless smacked his forehead in frustration, truly he was so delighted that he beca muddled. First, he was happy to see talent, then he talked too freely and actually forgot this point.

Such an excellent girl must be introduced to his granddaughter for a proper friendship.

"This is my granddaughter Ying Nan. She’s not much on literary pursuits but has great talent in martial arts and possesses excellent skills. Let her be your sister, and in the future, wherever you go, take my granddaughter along. She can protect you."

Yin Shuangshuang’s mouth twitched slightly, Mr. Naless was a bit too carefree. He called her a little friend, and then wanted his granddaughter to be her sister. This confusion in titles—is this the legendary romanticism of gentlen, unrestrained by worldly rules?

However, Yin Shuangshuang didn’t dwell on it and smoothly gave Ying Nan a gentle smile.

"Ying Nan sister, my na is Yin Shuangshuang. You can call Sister Shuangshuang. If there’s any place you’d like to visit, just tell your sister. I’m fairly familiar with the area and can barely act as a guide for Ying Nan sister."

Ying Nan was quite enthusiastic, and ca over to hold Yin Shuangshuang’s hand.

"Sister Shuangshuang, you’re amazing to have discussed books and learning with my grandfather for so long. You don’t know, my grandfather has high standards. Many great scholars don’t even et his eye, but it’s you who made him see from a new perspective.

I am naturally not suited to reading, but I really admire scholars and in the future, I want to hang out with sister.

With ti, maybe I can pick up so literary fragrance and avoid my grandfather saying I am as stubborn as a block of wood, impossible to carve."

Ying Nan’s witty words made Yin Shuangshuang unable to hold back a smile. She truly liked Ying Nan’s personality. It’s clear the relationship between Ying Nan and her grandfather was very good, and a grandfather who encourages his granddaughter to learn martial arts and is proud of her is indeed quite open-minded.

As the night fell, the County Magistrate’s Wife took her leave, and Yin Shuangshuang, together with Yin Zheng and Mrs. Wang, brought Mr. Naless and Ying Nan to their ho. The side courtyard that Yin Shuangshuang had people clean up was quite elegant, with seven or eight rooms in a row, neither too big nor too small.

The courtyard was planted with peach blossoms, and now that the blossoms were gone, it was full of fluffy peaches, ready to be eaten soon.

Yin Shuangshuang assigned two servants to care for Mr. Naless and Ying Nan, and they did not reject the arrangents, happily moving in. Mr. Naless had brought with him an old steward and an attendant, who also moved into the side courtyard.

Mr. Naless’s luggage was simple, mostly books and such, along with so spare clothes, while Yin Shuangshuang arranged many living supplies to be brought in as well.

Mr. Naless did not oppose Yin Shuangshuang’s thorough arrangents, but afterward gave Yin Shuangshuang 200 taels of silver, asking her to take it for al costs and rent.

Yin Shuangshuang did not refuse, gladly accepting it. Sotis, being overly generous to not-so-familiar friends without allowing them to pay makes people uncomfortable.

When staying at soone else’s house with generous hospitality—even with relatives and friends—one must exchange many gifts, let alone when Mr. Naless is still considered a stranger.

Only after paying can he stay with peace of mind, whether on a moral level or psychological level. If Yin Shuangshuang stubbornly resisted taking the money, it would actually be equivalent to refusing a guest.

Mr. Naless would certainly be embarrassed to stay long and would leave after a couple of days. By accepting the money, it rather genuinely represented her sincere wish for Mr. Naless to remain a long-term guest.

After Mr. Naless settled in, Yin Shuangshuang finally had soone with whom she could speak freely.

Though Mr. Naless was a carefree hermit, he was well versed in political affairs. Every conversation Yin Shuangshuang had with Mr. Naless was fruitful.

This was much more useful than listening to those scholars boasting in the bookstores. Although their information was not entirely closed off, knowing so court politics, they were still rely students not part of the officialdom, with limited knowledge, and were aware of only major events.

A few days later, the County Magistrate’s Wife ca again to see Yin Shuangshuang and Mrs. Wang, but this ti, she wasn’t here to chat and pass the ti over books and tea; she was here on official business.

"Last ti, I ntioned that General Feng’s soldiers at the border were punished for disobeying orders and beca lower-class servants sold by the governnt. Among them, a hundred were assigned to our area.

My husband couldn’t bear the thought of these patriotic soldiers ending up in unsuitable hos suffering abuse.

The Emperor has decreed that throughout their lives, these soldiers cannot leave their servant status nor have any chance of redemption. If they were to end up in a bad household, they’d have nowhere to seek justice even if they were tortured to death. Therefore, my husband desires to find a good owner for these people.

Our family has decided to keep fifty people, and for the remaining fifty, we wanted to ask if you’d consider taking a few.

These battle-hardened border soldiers are excellent for safeguarding the ho. If you purchase them, you certainly won’t regret it.

My husband knows your family’s reputation. If you purchase these people, you will surely treat them well. Thus, we wish to ask if you need to buy a few."

The County Magistrate’s Wife and County Magistrate had a good relationship with General Feng, which is why a hundred n were sent here. General Feng specifically asked them to help find a suitable place for his n, to avoid them being handed over to abusive households.

The County Magistrate greatly admired these patriotic soldiers too, but he couldn’t manage so many people all at once.

It’s not that he didn’t have money, but handling this matter on his own may provoke others to nitpick, as the County Magistrate’s family also has political enemies.

Thinking carefully, the County Magistrate thought of Yin Shuangshuang, whose family was indeed compassionate. If she were to take the n, they certainly would not be treated harshly.

Additionally, the County Magistrate’s Wife had ntioned to the County Magistrate the words Yin Shuangshuang had previously spoken in praise of military generals. Clearly, in her heart, Yin Shuangshuang greatly admired General Feng, who protects the border, and certainly would not mistreat his soldiers.

Upon hearing this, Yin Shuangshuang felt it was like receiving a pillow when drowsy. She had been considering purchasing a batch of male servants to train into a powerful household guard for quite so ti.

The reason she hadn’t acted upon it stemd mainly from unpredictable human nature. As Yin Shuangshuang’s body was so weak that she gasped for breath after walking a few steps, she couldn’t use martial power to subdue hearts like in her previous world, making her reluctant to casually bring people ho.

But these border warriors are different. They risked execution to kill barbarians for the people, withstood risk for justice. Firstly, this passes the test of character.