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As Wei Zi's personal maid Jinsuo, she has great respect for everyone and has been taking care of Miss Erkang very carefully. Even if she fell in love with Erkang, she refused to admit it, and kept it in her heart in order not to embarrass Miss Erkang.

Jinsuo is a clever maid, respectful to everyone, but I believe everyone has found a problem, that is, Jinsuo is never called Little Swallow Gege. It stands to reason that the swallow has become a princess. Why does Jinsuo keep calling her Little Swallow? Many people don't understand this name. Some people think that golden locks are completely disrespectful to swallows. The swallow was originally a folk woman like her, but now she has become a princess. She really doesn't want to respect the swallow. Others think it's a slip of the tongue. The golden lock has been forgotten to change.

So is this really the case?

Of course not.

When Jinsuo and Wei Zi were cornered, they met the swallow. Wei Zi and Swallow hit it off, not only lived in the painting, but also became sisters with Swallow. When Swallow made a bow to Wei Zi, she said, Don't let Jinsuo call her Miss, because Swallow is not a lady of a big family, and she knows it very well. Some people say that this is in the folk, the swallow has not become a rattle, so don't shout unless the golden lock shouts. Later, the swallow became a veritable princess, and it was rude not to shout at the golden lock. Or is the plot not rigorous enough, and Jinsuo forgot to change his mouth? ?

Actually, it's not. After Wei Zi and Yan Zi both became Gege, Jin Suo also said that they were both Gege, but Yan Zi stopped him because it would appear to be different. So the swallow became comfortable, and then it became a habit. The swallow and the young lady cried. Swallows are so careless and informal. She named the small table and stool, but she didn't let everyone call herself a slave. In her eyes, everyone is the same, there is no slave and master. Every slave is also a child of a poor family, worthy of love and pain!