Consort Chen has gained favor to such an extent that the wet nurses dare not challenge her authority.
She mostly refuses to raise her children according to the palace's ways.
For instance, when the Fifth Prince eats, she never allows the wet nurse to control him.
She set the rules, and the Fifth Prince follows them quite well.
As for reading and writing, the Fifth Prince only needs to complete what the tutors and His Majesty have arranged.
The Master does not restrict the Fifth Prince from playing.
Lady Yu was filled with doubts, but she had to admit that the Fifth Prince was being raised well.
Being so 'unambitious', his knowledge was not inferior to that of the Fourth Prince.
There are some things the Master is unaware of, but the servant understands very clearly.
Xi Guipin puts a lot of effort into educating the Fourth Prince.
After all, Xi Guipin is of Manchu descent, yet somehow it seems that Consort Chen, born of the Han Army Banner, is more adept at raising children?
