Marrying into a poor family

What happened was that these people rushed in but did not get the answers they hoped for.

Some of these people are indeed very eager to regard the Living Bodhisattva as their only salvation. Some people have been guarding here for several days, and one can imagine their mood.

I don’t know why, but someone suddenly said: "The Living Bodhisattva is also a snobbery. She only helps the rich and powerful people. These people cannot get into her eyes, and ordinary people can only let them beg."

No one can tell how the fight finally broke out. In short, the already dilapidated house was completely destroyed. Those who fought and those who tried to stop the fight got into a mess, and many people quietly left and ran away for fear of offending the Bodhisattva.

Therefore, there were only eight men and women who came to the lobby of the county government office. The leader of them was the husband of the couple holding the child. Her wife stood outside the door and watched with many onlookers, but some people were anxious and some were gloating. Some people are just curious, with eager gossip and excitement written all over their faces.

With the addition of a beautiful mother and daughter, things seemed to be even more interesting. Onlookers already had countless versions of the incident in their minds and were ready to tell their relatives and friends who were not here.

The reason for calling Qin Xiang here was that the fair little nun with a very smart mouth said that Qin Xiang deliberately spread rumors to harm them. Their master and disciple were just meditating here. How had they ever said to the outside world that they could read faces?
Qin Xiang quietly listened to the little nun's accusation and looked at her mother in surprise: "Mom, I have never said that I can read faces, so how do you know that the Master has opened his heavenly eyes?"

Su pursed her lips and remained silent. In fact, she had already told Qin Xiang all the details when she arrived. She seemed to have just woken up and knew that she had probably done something stupid again.

But it was the third aunt who said this. Could it be that the third aunt did it on purpose?Impossible, it’s impossible for Third Aunt to do such a thing, absolutely impossible.

Qin Xiang had told her not to speak in advance on the carriage. No matter who asked what, she would just remain silent. Even if she asked the question herself, she would not answer.

When Qin Xiang saw that her mother didn't answer, she looked helplessly at the county magistrate: "Your Excellency, you have also seen that my mother has not seen or talked to me since she came back from the master's house. I only found out about the master's wife by asking the maid who was accompanying her." existence, so I went to see the teacher’s wife the next day. My original intention was to ask what the teacher’s wife said to my mother. However, I never expected that the teacher’s wife told me exactly the situation as soon as I entered. It was really It’s incredible.”

After a pause, she explained solemnly: "However, even so, I have never told anyone about the matter of the master's wife. It was just a matter of family members who went out to talk about it. As for how it became more and more popular later, the common woman could not And know it.”

Qin Xiang was thin, beautiful, and rich. After kneeling on the ground and speaking very sincerely, people had no choice but to believe her.

Seeing that she had pushed herself cleanly, the little nun suddenly became angry and pointed at her and said: "Don't you dare say something so high-sounding. You forced your way into our room that day and almost injured us. Really?" He was very arrogant and domineering; now he looks weak and reasonable, huh, he really knows how to put on airs and show off."

"Hey, don't monks practice oral ethics?" Qin Xiang shook her head and looked at the little nun with a look of pity and a little disappointment, just like an adult looking at an ignorant child, but in fact the little nun The nun was almost the same age as her.

Naturally, the little nun's cultivation is not as good as Qin Xiang, who has lived a new life and has experienced a lot. Just one sentence and one look are enough to make the little nun almost crazy with anger.

The older senior sister reached out and tugged at the junior sister, indicating that she should stop talking. Then she glanced at Qin Xiang, with a look that had no clear meaning, but also contained a hidden threat.

Qin Xiang looked at her uncompromisingly and raised her eyebrows provocatively.

The county magistrate spoke at this time and said: "It seems that it is a misunderstanding and not an intentional mistake. Mrs. Qin, although this matter was not done intentionally by you, it was caused by you. However, I thought that you were not I did this intentionally because I was unable to control the servants in my family, so I will give you a small punishment but a big warning to let you remember this lesson."

After saying that, he looked at Qin Xiang in the audience. Qin Xiang raised his eyes and was shocked. This man's eyes were too deep and Qin Xiang couldn't understand his thoughts, so he could only kowtow in agreement.The small punishment and the big warning were a fine of 50 taels of silver. While Qin Xiang breathed a sigh of relief, she secretly resented that earning money like this was really worthless.

Seeing that Qin Xiang was very obedient, the magistrate lowered his eyes to hide the emotion in his eyes. The master next to him coughed lightly, and the magistrate raised his head, patted the gavel tree, and said coldly: "In this way, but It's just a misunderstanding, Mrs. Xiao Er and Mrs. Su have nothing to do with this matter, so just get up and stand aside."

Qin Xian stood up, helped Mrs. Su up, and then walked aside to watch. However, at this time, she focused more on the county magistrate instead of the old nun.

Lao Ni opened his eyes, glanced at Qin Xiang from the corner of his eyes, and frowned slightly.

At this time, the county magistrate also fined the eight people who beat and made trouble forty taels each, and were sent to prison. Each of them needed 20 taels of silver to be redeemed.

Qin Xiang's heart skipped a beat when she saw some people glaring at the old nun dissatisfiedly, and some people casting unkind eyes at her. It was best not to provoke public anger if she offended anyone. Moreover, the matter really had something to do with her.

So, Qin Xiang hurriedly stepped forward, knelt down and saluted the county magistrate, and said: "This matter really has something to do with me. If my servants hadn't gone out and spread rumors randomly, they wouldn't have gone to see the master based on hearsay, let alone I will not cause this unnecessary disaster, so I will help you pay their fine, which can be regarded as making up for your guilt."

Eight people are 160 taels, plus her own, it is 210 taels of real money.

Everyone was shocked, and those who had just been dissatisfied with Qin Xi immediately dissipated their negative emotions, only feeling that she was innocently implicated by everyone.

Whether it was the onlookers outside or the people kneeling on the ground, including the government officials on both sides, they all praised Qin Xiang's righteousness openly and secretly.

The county magistrate looked at Qin Xiang with a faint smile, waiting for her next words.

Qin Xiang looked at the old nun again and begged: "Even if the teacher avoids seeing you, you still don't give up. I think it is really because you have no choice. I hope the teacher will not be jealous of everyone, and please forgive everyone." Bar."

Qin Xiang calmly put all the pressure on the old nun. If you beg for mercy, that's fine. If you don't beg for mercy, you are narrow-minded and not an expert in the world, let alone some bullshit 'living Bodhisattva'.

The old nun had no choice but to ask the official, but the county magistrate sneered: "You are the master, what do I say? You can do whatever you say, then why do you want this court? What do you want me to do?"

In the crowded crowd outside, someone suddenly shouted: "My second wife, who was not yet the county magistrate, once said in public that this old nun is a 'living Bodhisattva', and everyone became more convinced. Now, shouldn't we also invite the second lady?" Come to ask questions?"

Suddenly, everyone began to whisper, but all glanced at the county magistrate. The county magistrate, who was watching the excitement, did not expect that the matter would turn on him. He was even more annoyed when he was unable to find out the person making the noise. His face looked a little gloomy and scary.

The "successful and famous" Qin Xi took a step back, stood back to the Su family, and just watched with cold eyes how the county magistrate would end up?