The wife of the female Zun Kuaichuan is a doting maniac

Si Qianling always thought that the young masters of the aristocratic families in Beijing were short-sighted and could not see the good in Su Qiruo.

But they didn't know that it wasn't that they didn't want to get close to Su Qiruo, but that they didn't dare.

None of the men who threw themselves at the Eighth Princess ended up well.

But no one expected that she would be so attentive and considerate to her own prince after getting married.

The most jealous person was Si Qianqing. He glared at Si Qianling fiercely and couldn't help but blame his father.

"You said at first that the Eighth Prince's daughter was not a good man, but now look at how well she treats that money-loser!"

Si Qianqing complained quietly, she was extremely jealous.

If he was the one marrying the Eighth Princess, he would be sitting next to her now, making everyone envious. Then what would Si Qianling have to do with it!

Zhang pinched Si Qianqing lightly and scolded in a low voice: "What nonsense are you talking about? Do you still want your reputation?"

If this word gets out, who would dare to marry the son of the Si family?

"I'm telling the truth. Look how proud that little bitch is."

Si Qianqing was so angry that he almost died.

It's also Zhang's fault for pampering him too much over the years, which led to his becoming such a spoiled person.

"Your mother is already discussing a marriage with the Sixth Princess. If he can be the prince, so can you."

It’s not that Zhang didn’t want to snatch Si Qianling’s marriage, but that he didn’t dare.

It was also because Si Qianling was lucky that even though they treated him like this, he did not die in the backyard.

Zhang suddenly thought of Father Liu, the grievances that her and her son had suffered on the day Si Qianling returned home, and the dowry that was snatched away by Si Qianling. She was so angry that her eyes turned red.

Those things were what he wanted to leave for his son, but they were all snatched away by Si Qianling.

He is quite capable and has found himself a big backer.

That depends on whether this backer can keep her leaning on him. The wife said that the women of the three kings are kind and virtuous, and that is what is destined.

His son married the sixth princess, and when the third princess took the throne, his son would be a prince of the highest rank, second only to the emperor.

As for the Eighth Princess, if the Emperor really loved her, why would he show it? Isn't this clearly making her a target?

Zhang was not the only one who thought so, many people had talked about it behind her back.

If the emperor really liked the eighth princess that much, he should have made her the crown princess earlier.

But the eight princesses have all gotten married, and the emperor's edict has not come down.

Moreover, if the emperor really wanted to make the eighth prince's daughter the crown princess, he would not let her marry an unpopular son of the Shangshu Mansion, but would give her other helpers.

But people only dared to think about these things in their hearts and did not dare to really say them out loud.

Regardless of whether the emperor's favor for the eighth princess was real or fake, no one who provoked her would end up with anything good.

However, some old ministers were very clear about the past between the emperor and the late queen, and they also knew that Su Qiruo looked very similar to the late queen, so it was reasonable for the emperor to favor her.

"How can it be the same?"

Si Qianqing's voice couldn't help but get louder, and Zhang was so scared that she quickly covered his mouth.

But Si Qianqing still refused to accept it, and his eyes turned red with anger.

  How can the Sixth Princess compare with the Eighth Princess?

In terms of status, one is legitimate and the other is illegitimate.

In terms of appearance, although the Sixth Princess is quite pretty, she is still far inferior to the Eighth Princess.

Although the Eighth Princess was domineering outside, her mansion was very clean and she didn't even have a concubine.

The Sixth Princess not only had a concubine, but she had also been married and had a son.

(End of this chapter)