Ye Zao looked at the children, trying not to disturb the Fourth Master.
The Fourth Master has recently been very tired. He comes home at night, washes up, chats with her a bit, checks on the Eighth Prince, and then falls asleep.
He sleeps as soon as he touches the bed. Early the next morning, he's busy and out again.
Mental labor is also very exhausting.
By the ninth of August, the continuous rain was still falling, but the good news was that there were a few Shi Chen during the day when the rain stopped.
The better news was that the rain had already stopped in many areas of Shanxi and Zhili.
A reduction in grain production is inevitable, but at least it's not to the extent of a total crop failure.
The Fourth Master, worried about Liangguang and Zhili, was burning the candle at both ends while also having to pay attention to other affairs in the imperial court, leaving Ye Zao very concerned for him.
