Although the Noble Families did not take the Liang family seriously, they refrained from giving them trouble since the Liang family were Imperial Merchants. Moreover, the Liang Family were very clever and discreet, never competing with the Noble Families for business.
While the Liang Family could not compare to the Noble Families, their business was still quite good. Over the years, they had been quietly amassing great wealth.
Zhao Yao washed up, and the people from the small kitchen brought over the prepared breakfast.
A year ago, Zhao Yao had just moved into Xingde Palace, living in the room that used to belong to the Fourth Prince.
Zhao Yao was now a young boy, with a hearty appetite, needing to eat quite a lot for breakfast every day. Today's breakfast included a cage of shumai, two bowls of meat porridge, two steamed buns, two meat buns, two sesame seed cakes, two boiled eggs, and a bowl of goat's milk.
