Transmigration: The Evil Mother-In-Law Is Actually Innocent!

1242: Chapter 1242: An Unparalleled Great Dad 1242: Chapter 1242: An Unparalleled Great Dad Zhou Shuren, “Repeat what you just said.”

Steward Ding was excited inside, convinced that his master truly had the Emperor’s trust, and replied, “Just now, a guard came with a message that the Emperor has moved into the Crown Prince’s manor, saying that he would like you to join him for fishing tomorrow!”

Zhou Shuren, “….”

Was he unable to avoid the troublesome father and son?

The Emperor had already inspected the Hot Spring Manor of the Crown Prince and upon returning, he told the Empress, “The Crown Prince’s Hot Spring Manor is indeed quite nice; every part of it is constructed to my liking.”

Especially a bamboo forest, which he was extraordinarily fond of.

The Empress remained silent.

The Crown Prince was raised and taught by the Emperor himself, so of course, as father and son, their preferences would naturally be similar, “So?”

The Emperor said wistfully, “I have already divided my private treasury among the Crown Prince and Rongchuan, and this Royal manor will belong to the Crown Prince in the future.

Now, apart from some property and deed titles, it seems I do not own any manor.”

The Emperor was a decisive man.

He had already allocated the belongings for his sons long ago, and with his youngest son returning to the royal family, he didn’t want to fuss over it and promptly distributed them among his sons.

The Empress couldn’t help but smirk, “You are the Emperor, and it’s only right for your sons to pay their respects to you.”

The Emperor pondered in his heart that in the future, as the Retired Emperor, the respect his sons paid him each year was no small amount.

He felt that as long as he lived long enough, he could still save up a private fortune and whispered, “I think I can still save up a sum for Rongchuan.”

In the future, he would be a father who openly favored his eldest son, with no need to disguise his partiality!

The Empress blinked, “In that case, I can also save up a substantial dowry for Lin Xi.”

At the Zhou residence, dinner was eaten separately in each wife’s quarters.