Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Shen Tang visits a newly built silkworm-rearing row house where female workers are settling silkworm eggs. The house is warm and well-constructed for optimal hatching conditions, though the lack of a thermometer makes temperature control reliant on the workers' experience. Shen Tang jokes about the potential of a silk quilt as a year-end bonus, highlighting the value of silk compared to other materials used by less fortunate families. Meanwhile, Shen Zhi, who is due to give birth soon, is found discussing parenting with Ning Yan instead of preparing for childbirth. Shen Tang is surprised to learn that they are seeking beeswax and flower seeds, questioning their relevance to childbirth. .

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