"Did you call her Yinyin?" Nan Sichen gave Li Zijia another cold glance, leaving him baffled over what he should call her. He resignedly said, "Haha, let's eat, I'm starving."
After the three of them had finished eating, Lady Nan was sitting on the sofa watching TV, engrossed in a newly released period drama about palace intrigue called "Nirvana in Fire".
Though her mother-in-law was sometimes a bit temperamental, she only exhibits this side of herself in front of family. In front of outsiders, she's an extremely savvy and intelligent woman.
The programs she enjoyed watching were usually these political dramas; she never watched Korean dramas.
Qin Yin went to the kitchen to check on the porridge, and indeed, as Nan Sichen had described, one-third of the rice had been used to make a perfectly cooked porridge, neither too thick nor thin, and slightly sticky.
