Favoring Concubines and Destroying Wife: Reborn, I Married to a Rich Man and Destroyed His Whole Fam

In the past, everyone only had eyes for the eldest son. Even if the second son was very good, others would not notice it. The second son passed the imperial examination and became a Jinshi, while the eldest son was only a Juren.

Madam Yun said unhappily.

"According to the rules, his second uncle should be the first, and then Zhao Er can take over. It's only a few years. Can't Zhao Er even wait for this?"

Old Madam Yun looked at Yun Zhaoer again and said.

"Shoji, if you are filial to your grandmother, you should agree to this matter."

Yun Zhao almost laughed out of anger.

What does it mean? Why are you talking about filial piety at this time?

If my second brother does not agree with Second Master Yun being the clan leader, would that mean he is being unfilial to Grandmother Madam Yun?

Yun Zhao just laughed out loud.

Madam Yun was staring at Yun Zhaoer, wanting to hear Yun Zhaoer's answer, but she didn't expect that someone would dare to laugh out loud. She looked in the direction where the sound came from. Seeing that it was Yun Zhaoer who was laughing, she said with a cold face and a stern tone.

"Chaoan, what are you laughing at?"

Yun Zhao said directly.

"I am laughing at you, grandma, for taking advantage of your age. If my second brother becomes the clan leader, would that mean he is being unfilial to you? This is a strange story in the world."

Hearing Yun Zhao say this, Old Madam Yun slammed the table in anger.

"You have been raised in the country for so many years and have not learned the rules. I don't blame you, old woman. But you have no right to speak in discussing such an important matter."

Princess Zhaoyang spoke when she heard what Old Man Yun said.

"Madam, you don't have the final say. You want my second brother to be the clan leader. How about this? We split up. The Yunhou Mansion belongs to Zhao Er now. You can live with my second brother in his mansion. Every year, the Yunhou Mansion will give you the same amount of money as my second brother gives you for support."

When Madam Yun heard Princess Zhaoyang talking about dividing the family and letting her, an old lady, live in her second son's house, she was so angry that she trembled all over.

"Princess, what are you talking about? You actually want to drive me, your mother-in-law, away? You are so cruel. Even if I die, I will die in Yunhou Mansion. I have lived in this mansion for decades, but I didn't expect that I would be driven out when I am old... Woo woo woo... Boss, old man, if you were alive, I would never suffer such an injustice..."

The elders, old ladies, and masters and wives of the clan were also somewhat shocked when they heard what Princess Zhaoyang and Old Lady Yun said. However, they dared not speak carelessly about such things.

Master Yun II did not expect that his eldest sister-in-law, Princess Zhaoyang, would now say that she wanted to divide the family.

In fact, the family had been divided long ago, and a four-room house was allocated to their second wife. However, their mother kept insisting that their whole family live there, so later on, the matter was left unresolved.

Unexpectedly, Princess Zhaoyang would bring up the issue of dividing the family again.

The reason why he is doing so well in the officialdom is because he is the younger brother of General Yun and the uncle of Princess Zhaoyang. If the family splits up, how can he still be in the officialdom?

The family must not be divided. If it is divided, he will be finished.

It would be impossible for them to live such a good life in the future. Now, the expenses of their second house were also paid from the household funds of Yunhou Mansion. Although the money was not much, they did not have to spend money themselves, so their life was so good. If the family was divided, all the expenses in the future would have to be paid by themselves.

When he thought of this, Mr. Yun felt very distressed. He hoped that his mother could live another 20 or 30 years, so that they could benefit from her for another 20 or 30 years.