Marrying a rich man after rebirth: The daily life of a legitimate daughter

He Shulan would never take Madam Liu to the Prince's Mansion. She still had to deal with the Prince's concubine and had no time to fight with Madam Liu: "What Chunxia said is what I want to say. Mother, today is also the day when my younger sister is getting married. Her courtyard should be very busy. You should not stay here with me."

After being ordered to leave by He Shulan, Chen Lerong was too embarrassed to stay there any longer, so she led Liu Ma and the maid out of the yard.

Chun Xia stared at He Shulan closely: "Are you still the young lady I know?"

He Shulan laughed dumbly: "The living person sitting in front of you must be me."

"You haven't been so decisive in killing before."

He Shulan lowered her eyes to hide the strangeness in her eyes: "I am not the same person I was before."

Chunxia didn't understand what He Shulan said. Just as she was about to ask for clarification, the sound of firecrackers outside interrupted their conversation.

After finishing her makeup, He Shulan looked at her stunning face in the mirror, her lips curled up slightly and a faint smile appeared on her face. She was going to get married again.

Chunxia picked up the red cloth from the shelf and covered He Shulan's head with it.

There were no adult males in the He family. He Shulan was supported by a maid as she walked out of the room, stepped over the brazier, and walked into the sedan chair amid the sound of firecrackers.

In her previous life, her reputation was ruined by Chen Lerong, so she hurriedly married Liu Chen. There was no grand wedding and no blessings, only infamy, which made her marry in a hurry.

Amid the sound of firecrackers, the sedan chair stopped at the gate of the Prince's Mansion. The curtain was lifted, and a pair of white hands appeared in front of He Shulan.

This made He Shulan frown. The bride was helped out of the sedan chair by the groom. The pair of white hands in front of her were obviously a woman's hands. She had a bad feeling in her heart that this wedding would not go smoothly. The sound of firecrackers and cheers rang out. She had to help the groom get out of the sedan chair and come to the hall.

The hall was bustling with people. He Shulan stood there, waiting for the groom for a long time but he didn't show up. She had just arrived at the Prince's Mansion and was wearing a red veil on her head. She didn't know how to go up and ask the old lady.

As time passed, the guests in the hall realized that something was wrong and sat together to discuss quietly: "Why hasn't the groom come yet? Could he have abandoned the bride and ran away?"

He Shulan's heart tightened when she heard this. It was bad enough that the prince doted on the concubine in the mansion, but today was their wedding day, and he didn't even come to marry her at this time. He didn't even care about his own face!

Just as the discussion in the hall was becoming more and more intense, the old lady sitting in the upper seat angrily knocked the cane in her hand and asked the nanny standing beside her to take a few people to the backyard to invite the prince.

The nanny received the order and went to the backyard immediately.

The guests in the hall looked at He Shulan standing there alone and couldn't help but sigh. She was ignored by the prince before she even got married. Her life in the prince's mansion would not be easy in the future.

Just when He Shulan thought that the prince would not show up, the nanny followed the old lady's order and tied up the prince who was sleeping in the concubine's room, and stood by to watch the prince and He Shulan get married.

He Shulan breathed a sigh of relief. At least now she wouldn't become the laughing stock of the Beijing family.

After the two of them bowed in the hall, they were sent to the bridal chamber in front of everyone's eyes.

He Shulan was sitting on the bed, waiting for the prince to lift the red veil. She waited for a long time until the prince fell asleep on the bed.

He Shulan was stunned. There were so many guests outside waiting for the prince to go out and toast, but he was actually sleeping on the bed. She didn't know if he was drunk or he didn't sleep last night. She didn't dare to wake up the sleeping prince.

With several kilograms of jewelry on his head, he sat there motionless until it was dark and the noise outside died down. Only then did the prince wake up from his bed.

He supported his dizzy head and stood up, and lifted the red veil on He Shulan's head with disgust, and said in an indescribable cold tone: "I married you back home for Wanrong." Thinking of the past few days, Wanrong sat in the room and cried every day, and his heart couldn't stop hurting: "I won't be with you, Wanrong will carry on my family line. I told you these things in advance so that you won't make trouble in the future. You live a peaceful life, and I won't treat you unfairly."

Speaking of this, He Shulan hopes to have her own child. In her previous life, she had a cold uterus and could never get pregnant, so the concubines in the mansion gave birth to children one after another.

Although they all call her mother, they are not very close to her. After all, the child was not born from her belly. The regret of not having children in the previous life cannot be made up in this life.

She still felt very sorry, but since the prince was unwilling, she could not force him. She was the mistress of the house. Thinking about how Li Wanrong had bewitched the prince and he only recognized her, she could not help but admire this woman's methods.

She had no feelings for the prince, and even less interest in competing for his favor. She just wanted to take back the power to run the household and live her life in peace and contentment: "Listen to the prince, whatever the prince wants, it's up to him."

Seeing that He Shulan was so obedient, the prince stopped deliberately making things difficult for her. The servant standing outside knocked on the door of the bridal chamber and said, "Prince, Aunt Li has not eaten or drunk anything and has stayed in the room for a whole day."

He Shulan frowned. This Li Wanrong called the groom away from the bridal chamber on the wedding night, intending to make her a complete laughing stock in the Prince's Mansion.

"Prince, today is our wedding night. If you leave me like this, how can I stay in the mansion in the future? How will the servants in the mansion view me as the mistress of the house? Even if you don't like me, you still need to maintain my face in the mansion."

The prince thought what He Shulan said made sense, but he didn't want to make Wanrong sad, so he ordered the servant standing outside the door: "Tell Wanrong that I will not sleep with He Shulan. Go find her tomorrow." Then he turned around and said to He Shulan: "I will sleep outside tonight and will never enter your room in the future."

He Shulan smiled indifferently. After the prince lay down on the bed outside to sleep, she changed her clothes and lay on the bed to rest. After a busy day, she soon fell asleep.

At daybreak, He Shulan and the Prince, who were sleeping, were awakened by a knock on the door.

The servants pushed open the door and came in one after another, carrying toiletries.

He Shulan was served by her maids. She put on a green gauze skirt and her waist-length hair was tied up with a jade hairpin. Her beautiful face was lightly made up, and she looked fresh and refined.

He and the prince came to the old lady's yard.

The old lady got up early and sat in the seat of honor waiting for the newlyweds to come and serve tea. When she saw the prince wearing yesterday's wedding clothes, she was displeased but kept silent.

He Shulan took the tea from the maid, knelt on the ground respectfully, and handed the tea to the old lady: "Please have some tea."

The old lady took it with great joy and gave He Shulan a red envelope that she had prepared in advance. She was very satisfied with the granddaughter-in-law in front of her. She was beautiful and graceful.

The impatient prince knelt on the ground and raised the teacup in his hand: "Old lady, please have some tea."

The old lady did not have a good face towards her troublesome grandson. She took the teacup, drank the tea, and gave the red envelope prepared in advance. Thinking about the fact that the prince stayed in Li Wanrong's room and slept on the wedding day, she became very angry.

With a bang, he put the cup on the table and began to question the prince: "Why didn't you come out to worship yesterday, but slept in Aunt Li's room?"