Chapter 1134: The son he had with Jin'er was of course worth

  Chapter 1134 The son he had with Jin'er certainly deserves the best of everything

   It was the first time that the two children had seen so many people today. Mu Jin was worried that they would be frightened, but it turned out to be extremely happy.

  The clear and bright eyes like spring water turn around and look around, very interested, and not afraid of life at all.

Brother Nian doesn't laugh too much, he is charming and cute, but Sisi is different. The babble in his mouth didn't stop for a moment, he laughed many times, and even called Qifujin once to make him giggle out loud, Ganzhi County. The Lord is jealous.

   Before the guests left, the two children fell asleep.

  The Yuping Courtyard was filled with countless gifts. The fourth master asked Mu Jin to bring all the gifts that the two children received. It looked amazing.

   Mu Jin was about to pick out some to take a good look at when the servant reported that the Fourth Master was here, and Mu Jin hurriedly greeted him with a smile.

   "Master!"

The fourth master held her in his arms, Mu Jin raised his eyes, he lowered his head, the two hugged and kissed, Mu Jin smiled and said, "The servant is just about to see the gifts that Brother Nian and Sisi have received, hey, let's Little Brother and Little Gege are really good at it, even the dowry and the dowry for marrying a daughter-in-law are probably enough!"

   "Nonsense," Fourth Master made her amused and laughed, "Master's little Gege dowry is naturally far more than that, not to mention little brother."

  If there is no accident, this family's property plus his title are all for his brother.

  The son he had with Jin'er was certainly worthy of giving him all the best.

   Mu Jin smiled and took him to see the mountains of congratulations.

Among all the gifts, the emperor's gifts were naturally different from others. They were paved with bright yellow satin and placed neatly and individually on two side-by-side tables of the Eight Immortals: a pair of red corals more than two feet high, inlaid with various colors. A pair of gold Ruyi gemstones, a pair of gold collars inlaid with suet fat and white jade, two pairs of gold bracelets inlaid with treasures, twenty pieces of various jade pendants, a pair of Baiziqiansun treasure vases, a pair of pastel-colored heart vases, and a white jade chime Yes, there are two sapphire hills, a pair of ivory mats, a pair of cordyceps flower and shark gauze tents, two sets of the Four Treasures of the Study Room, and a pair of large vermilion boxes on the ground. There are also 60 pieces of royal brocade such as Kesi Yunjin.

  The reward of the concubine De, plus the rewards of the palace concubines, may add up to almost the same value as the emperor's reward. Among them, the emerald Guanyin given by the concubine of Germany is particularly valuable.

   Among the gifts sent by the other guests, there are also many eye-catching gifts, such as two sets of bows and arrows made of pure gold from the Lord of Ganzhi County and two pairs of golden horses inlaid with black pearls as eyes, which shows that they have a heart.

   Jiuye is rich and powerful, the 16-leaf rosewood framed double-sided embroidered screen is gorgeous and eye-catching, the ivory vase sent by the Qiye Mansion, the Shu brocade from Dafu Jin, and a set of gold dolls inlaid with pearls and gemstones from the Prince Jane's Mansion

   Needless to say, Mu Jin's family, if it wasn't for fear of being too showy and not being good to Mu Jin, so they sent a congratulatory gift that matched their status and was inconspicuous, I'm afraid no one can compare.

  Rao only gave a decent congratulatory gift on the public side, and he also sealed two big red envelopes of 50,000 taels each in private, saying that he was buying clothes and gadgets for the little brother and little gege.

  Mu Jin couldn't hold back, so he had to accept it.

  The Fourth Master didn't pay attention to this at first, but he was taken aback by Mu Jin now.

   No wonder Jin'er said that the dowry and dowry were enough, and it really was—almost!

   (end of this chapter)