After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Chapter 174

The fifth prince prefers to make friends with honorable children, and often organizes horseback riding and shooting, and even invites students from the Imperial College to invite great Confucianists to give lectures.

Naturally, all the necessary expenses are borne by him.

Rong An curled his lips secretly, but anyone with a little brain can see that this is a way to buy people's hearts.

Now the few princes have no real power in their hands, they can only rely on the power of their mother clan to move freely, and their true talents have not been revealed at all.

As for the Kuang family related to Miss Chu...

Ms. Chu has a good eye for people, and the senior managers and shopkeepers she selected are very capable, and they are also young and energetic, and they all understand the importance of seizing opportunities.

After quickly gaining a foothold, while consolidating his position, he resolutely implemented Miss Chu's arrangement - to suppress the Kuang family's property.

The operating conditions of Kuang's stores were not satisfactory, not many were able to make a profit, but quite a few were losing money.

Not long ago, Mr. Kuang entered the Immortal Dance set up by others and lost a large sum of money.

Well, Miss Chu did not set up the Immortal Dance, but Miss Chu sent someone to lead him to dance.

Mr. Kuang had nowhere to raise money, so he sold the three shops that suffered the most losses.

Before the sale, rumors spread in the shop that the god of decline was always there, so the price was kept extremely low. Even so, the first few buyers were unlucky when they negotiated the details and prepared to sign the contract.

It seems that the rumors of "fading gods" have been confirmed.

Mr. Kuang had no choice but to continue to lower the price. However, even if he entrusted the best dental firm in central Beijing and found the best middleman, the business still failed.

In the end, Ms. Chu's people got the three shops at an outrageously low price, redecorated them, and built a book shop and a brush and ink shop. After visiting, several famous literati in Beijing not only did not have bad luck, but also wrote beautiful articles. .

The matter of "declining the gods" is self-defeating.

The money Mr. Kuang got was not enough to fill the hole, so he inevitably had a fight with Mrs. Kuang after returning home, and asked her to take out his private money again.

In a fit of anger, Mrs. Kuang returned to her mother's house with her burden.

Mrs. Kuang's natal family has been doing well in the past few years, and her waist is also hard. She was hit by the Kuang Mansion. During the fight, the fake bun on Mrs. Kuang's head was torn off.

It's not just Mr. Kuang, but Mr. Kuang's housekeepers, attendants, and servants who serve him closely all have shiny heads.

Those who didn't know thought they had entered the monk temple.

So the Kuangfu bald incident, which had been discussed a lot before, was completely known to everyone.

Mrs. Kuang was so angry that she didn't come up and passed out.

During this time she suffered one blow after another.

At first, she buried her dislike for Chu Yin deep in her heart, but later the whole family suffered disaster, but Chu Yin was safe and sound, how could she not think too much?

Although Mrs. Xu and Mrs. Hu interfered with the ceremony on the day of the banquet hosted by Princess Jingyang, and there were no monks or priests in Beijing who were willing to come to Kuangfu, she refused to give up.

Finally, a group of monks and priests were found from outside Beijing, and they took turns to perform rituals.

They thought that Chu Yin was sent away, and they had already suffered a huge loss when they fetched water from the bamboo basket in Kuangfu.

After the ceremony, it should be smooth, but who knows it's not!

Something happened to Feifei Kuang too!
The matter of Kuang Feifei having a serious illness before, has dissipated after she went out to socialize with Mrs. Kuang Er several times.

But she was suddenly bewildered by the second prince's cheap brother-in-law.

That cheap brother-in-law is Li Mao, the younger brother of Li Shi, the concubine of the second prince's mansion. He looks like a dog, and he is also glib and good at flattering and flattering. Among all the cheap brothers-in-law of the second prince, he is the best one.

(End of this chapter)