After being turned into cannon fodder, I relied on involution to survive

Mrs. Jianchangbo was upset and wanted to break something to vent her anger but couldn't bear the money, so she could only curse the Wen family and Wen Xiaoman for not knowing how to appreciate others, and then complained about Jianchangbo and his son Jianchangbo with a look of resentment. Her son didn't worry about the financial situation of the uncle's house, and she was left here alone to worry about the uncle's house making ends meet.

She had finished talking and was about to drink some tea to moisten her throat, but the woman who was responsible for guarding the second door suddenly walked into the yard with a timid look on her face.

The old lady was old and deaf, so she would unconsciously increase her voice when speaking. Therefore, even if no other servants came in to deliver the message according to the rules, Mrs. Jian Changbo still knew what the old lady was here for.

"There are store stewards at the corner gate who came over to ask for the accounts. There are six of them. They said that our uncle must pay for the goods today."

说完这句，那婆子就按规矩站那儿不动了，浑然不知她的这句话直接让建昌伯夫人烦上加烦。

Mrs. Jianchang Bo knew which six shops the old lady was talking about. Because she had been saving money, Jianchang Bo's Mansion had not had any large expenditures for a long time. This time, six shops came to her door to ask for them. It was because she had borrowed a lot of necessities for weddings from these six shops.

She originally planned to hand over the housekeeping rights to Wen Xiaoman when Wen Xiaoman came in, so that she could naturally hand over this debt and other old debts.

As a result, her debt transfer method directly lost the prerequisites for "practice".

Because of her love and connivance for her son, and because Jianchang Bo wanted to help his sister's family, they chose to let Jianchang Bo's younger cousin and Wen Xiaoman come in on the same day, and even planned to let Jianchang Bo's younger cousin into the house on the same day. Madam's decree only allowed Wen Xiaoman to be an equal wife.

Their greed and overeagerness turned all their calculations into boomerangs that pierced themselves, causing their flesh and blood to be separated and dripping with blood.

Mrs. Jianchang Bo's intestines were filled with regret, but she had to brace herself to deal with the people who came to ask for their debts.

The uncle's public treasury has long been out of money, and even her own dowry has been posted by her.

剩下的那三四成，建昌伯夫人是留着给自家养老用的，自然也不可能再拿出来。

So under the premise that Wen Xiaoman had not married into Jianchang Bo's house, the only person she could make decisions about was the younger cousin of Prince Jianchang's son.

The younger cousin of Prince Jianchang married in order to become his cousin's first wife, so she naturally brought a dowry with her.

建昌伯夫人一是确实舍不得自己的嫁妆，二也是有些迁怒建昌伯世子的小表妹，所以她毫不犹豫就把这笔债务推给了建昌伯世子的小表妹。

"Take them to your son, you shouldn't need to teach me what to say, right?" After saying this, Mrs. Jian Changbo pretended to be unwell and lay down to rest.

Anyway, her son was not at home and had gone out to Zhuangzi outside the city to relax. Even if those debtors passed by, they would not let him meet him.

At this time, the only person in his yard who could be considered a master was his little cousin.

Mrs. Jianchangbo’s confidant, Mammy, responded with a submissive “Yes”, and took the account books and keys that Mrs. Jianchangbo had sorted out a long time ago and couldn’t wait to throw away the blame, and went directly to the little house of Prince Jianchangbo. Cousin's place.

However, how could the younger cousin of the Prince of Jianchang be taken advantage of when his identity is unknown?
  She didn't argue with Mrs. Jianchangbo's confidant, she just covered her heart and fell down softly with tears on her face in shock and pain. As soon as she used this trick of pretending to be stunned, Mrs. Jianchangbo's confidant Nanny was also helpless. After all, this was the heart of their prince, and she was also the daughter of their aunt. She couldn't wake him up without letting him pick him up. Get this key and ledger.

Mrs. Jianchangbo's confidant, the nanny, returned home in vain. She did not dare to say that Prince Jianchangbo's little cousin was pretending to be fainted, so she could only report back to Mrs. Jianchangbo that she "fainted."

Mrs. Jianchangbo, who originally thought that she would not have to use her own money to supplement the expenses this time, never expected that her niece would have the guts to play tricks on her. She was so angry that she held her chest and screamed, but in the end she couldn't. Don't pay off the debts owed to those six shops first.

Of course, she also made up her mind to never let her niece occupy the position of her son's wife.

He dared to deal with her like this before his identity was revealed. If he really became the wife of the Crown Prince of Jian Chang Bo Mansion, he would not be able to directly dominate her head.

Mrs. Jianchang Bo made up her mind, but Prince Jianchang Bo's younger cousin was not willing to be Prince Jianchang Bo's concubine. The two of them fought countless times overtly and secretly over the next countless days and nights.

As for the Prince of Jianchang, because of the ridiculous thing Jianchang had done before, it was impossible for their family to find a rich wife for him.

Those who can make their business bigger are not stupid. They all know that the prerequisite for changing their social status through marriage is that the in-law can survive for a long time, not that they raise their daughter carefully and work hard. The money earned was sent almost free of charge to the mansions of shabby nobles such as Jianchang Bo Mansion, allowing people to kill people and seize wealth without restraint.

Of course, everyone should avoid this matter if they can.

As a result, the Prince of Jianchang had not been able to marry a real wife for many years, but his childhood sweetheart gave birth to two sons and a daughter in the past few years.

Mrs. Jianchang Bo was so angry that her heart, liver, spleen and lungs ached. She couldn't bear to blame her son for not being able to control herself, so she blamed Prince Jianchang Bo's younger cousin for being shameless and with evil intentions.

But no matter how much she blamed the other party, it was a foregone conclusion that it was getting harder and harder for her son to find a good wife day by day.

Mrs. Jianchangbo was particularly troubled by this, but Jianchangbo did not understand her difficulties at all.

She was worried about her son, but Uncle Jianchang came to remind her that his two concubines had reached the age where they should marry, and she, as the legitimate mother, should quickly get married.

Mrs. Jianchang was so angry that she simply took the account and asked Uncle Jianchang where she could get money to marry his concubine.

Unlike her, Uncle Jianchang clings to his estate and refuses to let go.

Discovering that the uncle's house was really short of money, he immediately sold two of his houses and got a living sum of money for Prince Jianchang and his two concubines to find wives.

He didn't feel bad about losing his family business, and even took the banknote to ask Mrs. Jianchangbo for credit. Mrs. Jianchangbo, who wanted to save the family business for her son, was so angry by his behavior that she almost lost her temper. A mouthful of old blood spurted on his face.