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Chapter 1064 - 768: Buddha Guides Those with Affinity
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Chapter 1064: Chapter 768: Buddha Guides Those with Affinity

Looking at her face full of seriousness, even completely putting down the usual vigilance in her expression and posture, leaning toward him eagerly asking questions, Yu Wenqian’s eyes had even more laughter in them.

He said, "When Sister-in-law aids those female students in various academies and private schools in the city, just pay for half of their tuition."

"Half?"

"Yes, as we mentioned, some things become undervalued when they’re too easily obtained. So, no matter what, they need to bear some of the cost themselves. Even if it’s for the Silver Coin they pay, those students must study diligently."

Shang Ruyi pondered for a moment and nodded, "That makes sense."

Yu Wenqian continued, "Moreover, rather than proactively assisting these girls from poor families to get education, it’s better to wait for these families to send their daughters to school. If they truly face a financial shortfall, then it’s not too late for you to lend a hand."

This time, Shang Ruyi quickly understood and said, "Elder brother means that only families who take the initiative to send their daughters to school genuinely want them to study and have opportunities."

Yu Wenqian nodded, "Exactly."

"Although studying can enlighten, the surrounding environment and people are also crucial. You may educate a girl to understand reason, but if her surroundings don’t allow her to spread her wings, it’ll only cause her more pain."

"..."

"Likewise, for a woman who is inherently lazy and only wants to marry a man to live life, even if you adorn her whole body with feathers, she still won’t fly."

"..."

"You cannot help everyone."

Shang Ruyi felt something in her heart and murmured, "Buddha helps those who are predestined."

"Indeed,"

Yu Wenqian smiled and continued, "Buddha says to have no discernment, but this very statement proves that people in this world are different—some have affinity, some don’t; some are wise, some are not. Even when reading the same book or hearing the same story, some see only conflict, harbor ill intentions, and speak maliciously, while others comprehend the author’s kind hopes, harbor altruistic thoughts, and strive to advance themselves."

"..."

"Sister-in-law’s wish to help fellow women is commendable, but the path women must tread is still long. Mere aid won’t take them far. For example, the immense effort and Silver Coin you expend to educate them may ultimately open a path, but some, despite becoming literate, are preoccupied only with romantic affairs, aspiring to marry rich and lead a lazy life. Some don’t even bother reading worthwhile books despite being literate."

"..."

"Such people will always exist, even after hundreds of years."

At this, Shang Ruyi felt a thump in her heart.

She suddenly remembered that Shen Wuzheng had seemingly asked Yu Mingyue what kind of books she read, like Cold Palace and concubine tales. If, hundreds of years from now, women can not only read but also take the civil service exams and become officials, yet still dream of becoming concubines, it would indeed be a pity. Serving people by beauty only fades with age, but talent and ability grow with time. Smart people know what to rely on.

Shang Ruyi thought for a moment and said, "I think, not everyone is like that."

"Of course,"

Yu Wenqian smiled, "Ultimately, it depends on individual cultivation and character."

His words wandered somewhat, but Shang Ruyi hardly minded, for although she believed in the Buddhist Law, she hadn’t planned on delving deeper. She only reflected greatly on Yu Wenqian’s earlier suggestions, realizing she’d indeed been too rough in her handling of matters, possibly spending more Silver Coin yet accomplishing little, not befitting her role as Princess Qin.

It seems, these days of negligence due to pregnancy, leaving matters unattended, indeed have their drawbacks.

Thinking of this, she composed herself, looked up at Yu Wenqian, and said, "Thank you, elder brother, for the reminder. I’ll return and instruct the people below accordingly."

With that, she held onto the nearby railing to stand up.

After all, with a growing belly and body being heavier, she moved more slowly than usual as she rose. Yu Wenqian initially hesitated upon hearing she was leaving, but seeing how she struggled to get up, he immediately stood and reached out to support her.

Tushere immediately rushed over to support Shang Ruyi, saying to him, "Crown Prince, let this servant handle it."

"...Alright."

Yu Wenqian’s hand froze for a moment and then slowly lowered.

Shang Ruyi stood up, nodded at him, and then, supported by Tushere, turned to leave.

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