Translating Sloth

An Unexpected Future Xiao Du spoke in a genteel manner, even though he tried his hardest to explain the situation clearly, his pronunciation was still that of a bureaucrat, the Liang family were country folks who have listened to a dialect all their lives, they didn’t understand anything. Just now when they took their seat it was under the guidance of the maid Xiao Si, it wasn’t because they understood Xiao Du’s words. Nan Shi was very direct, her daughter was beside her, it was then she recalled hasn’t her daughter been an apprentice in the city for a few months? She must understand more than she did. Nan Shi softly asked Liang Yu: [Yu ah , what did he say?] What did he say? Liang Yu also rarely heard such a dialect, but at this moment she couldn’t say the words [I don’t know]. Relying on her youthful intellect, and having actually heard the formal dialect before, and remembering the crown prince had passed away in the beginning of the year, the explanation should th

T/N: Hi all it's been a while! Here's a new project that I hope everyone will enjoy ^_^ Updates might not be frequent so sorry >.< ******************************************************************* Liang Yu had never before sat in such a grand carriage, there was a roof and walls, a cushioned seat, as well as a small table and many bits and bobs that she could not name, even the refreshments were all she had never seen before. Anyway, they were all very exquisite. These things, were all for her. If it was at another time, she would have looked closely and tasted them with great interest, but right now wasn’t in the mood at all. Opposite her was her father Liang Man Cang, her eldest brother Liang Da Lang, next to her was her mother Nan Shi, the four of them were sitting in the first carriage of the procession, the carriage behind them carried her family. Four hours before, their entire family was politely without explanation hustled into these c