Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

It turned out that she was just a living tablet to replace the Yang family. She was allowed to marry into the Liguo Duke's Mansion just to take care of the eldest Yang family's children and occupy the position of the eldest young lady in the Liguo Duke's Mansion. In fact, she was little She had no rights over her son, and she did not even have the final say over the dowry given to her. It was only temporarily placed in her hands to be used by Chengxun to find a wife in the future.

Mo Zijing found out about this not long after he married the younger Yang family. Although he resented the Yang family's actions, after all, he had been in love with the older Yang family for more than ten years, and the older Yang family died young, so he couldn't bear to blame the Yue family harshly. , had no choice but to swallow this breath, but over the years, I have always been indifferent to Xiao Yang. I usually stay in the study room, and only stay at Xiao Yang’s place on the first and fifteenth day of every month. Secondly, to meet their physiological needs. As for the feelings that should exist between husband and wife, they disappeared as early as when he and she were infertile.

Although she did not have the love and care of her husband, little Yang's life in Duke Liguo's mansion was not difficult. The people in Duke Liguo's mansion were very nice. Even if they later found out what the Yang family had done to her, they would not People make things difficult for her, and her two sisters-in-law get along well with each other. Among them, Mu is in charge of the middle minister of the Duke's mansion. She and Zili's daughter-in-law Huanyun usually don't take care of things, but there is never a lack of due examples. Those who celebrate the New Year can also get many good things.

Relying on these things, she has been able to support her sick parents and several young brothers well. Therefore, even without the love of her husband, she can live a pretty good life, but she is not as wealthy as she originally expected. Just majestic.

Mo Zili had married Huan Yun two years ago. In fact, the Bai family had made the decision to favor Huan Yun four or five years ago. Everyone in the house had always called Huan Yun Aunt Yun, and Mo Zili treated her as such. Not good, but not bad either, at least she doesn't exclude her service. Two years ago, Huanyun gave birth to a daughter for him. The old lady spoke up, helped her upright, and became Mo Zili's first wife. .

Huanyun was very satisfied. She had transformed from a peasant girl who struggled with food and clothing, and who had not enough to eat, to the glorious young lady of the Liguo Palace. Although her husband only regarded her as someone's shadow, she did not feel aggrieved. .

She loves him very much, loves him very much, loves her to the core of her bones, so she is willing to wait. She believes that as long as she stays by his side and never leaves him, one day he will forget that person and only have this person in his heart. Her own!

No more gossip.

Besides, after Fei'er delivered the things, she had been looking forward to the day when she would see her sister-in-law. Wu'er was also looking forward to it, wanting to see what kind of woman she was, worthy of her elder brother's so many years of waiting.

Wu'er is twenty-one years old, a fat man with a gentle temperament and aloof from the world. Although he is not the kind of fat with a fat head, big ears, and a big belly, compared to the well-proportioned Wen'er, he is still a little fat.

Although he was born into a wealthy family, he didn't want to be an official. The honor he got in the exam was just to comfort his father. In fact, he liked the same thing as his eldest sister - doing business!

Since his eldest sister led them to open their first shop when he was a child, he has developed a strong interest in business. He has always hoped that he could replace his sister and become the richest person in the Jin Dynasty. However, she never mentioned this wish to her family. Pass.

His father had always hoped that he and his elder brother would be able to serve as ministers and bring glory to their families. In the Jin Dynasty, the hierarchy of people was very strict. Scholars, peasants, and merchants were the lowest class of society. Generally, the families of ministers would disdain them. I think it was because the family had no money to eat that they agreed to let the eldest sister go out to do business.

Now, his family has tens of millions of mansions and countless servants. There is no need for him to go into business to make money to support the family. Therefore, even if he proposes to go into business, his family will not agree.