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

Chapter 68 There is a daughter in the Ji family
In the plot of the original book, until Ji Haoyang's wife died in depression, and Ji Haoyang was also deceived and ruined by others, Ji Yinghui overheard the truth about her younger brothers and sisters who were lost and died young at her father's funeral.

It wasn't that her father was born with a problem that prevented him from giving birth to a healthy child, but that the relatives who had lost their conscience had extended their evil hands to her poor family.

Her father did not have the talent to make perfume, nor was he as shrewd as her grandfather and great-grandfather. However, such a man, who was considered inferior to her by her relatives, was born with a large amount of wealth because of a good pregnancy.

From envy to jealousy, from jealousy to hatred, her two uncles gradually had other thoughts in their hearts because of their father's mediocrity and wealth.

These thoughts were spread among them after they were drunk, and then attracted those who were also eyeing the Jijia spice business.

They wanted the Ji family's spice recipe, which is the chicken that lays golden eggs, but they couldn't find a suitable opportunity to attack the Ji family, so they set their sights on these relatives of the Ji family.

As long as you randomly instruct some people and give some guidance to the relatives of the Ji family seemingly unintentionally, they can wait for the Ji family to become chaotic. What a good thing.

The people of the Ji family, who did not realize that they were just mantises and that everything they did had the oriole behind them, obediently extended their sinful hands to Ji Haoyang's family.

If their family had always stayed away from those tribesmen, maybe they would not have taken the opportunity to do anything to Ji Haoyang, but who knew that Ji Haoyang, his grandfather, and father were very caring about the tribesmen.

In addition to purchasing family land, repairing ancestral graves, and providing financial support to the clan members every year, the men of the Ji family also place relatives who are having a hard time in their own shops or villages.

But the favors they bestowed upon their tribesmen did not earn them sincere gratitude and protection.Year after year of continuous dedication, in the end, it only increased the appetite of the tribe.

Those people from the near branch who could frequent the Ji family often attacked Ji Haoyang's heirs, and those people from the distant branch who came to the Ji family every year to enjoy the autumn breeze, they resented the small amount of property given by the Ji family every year.Some people even said secretly more than once that Ji Haoyang cut off his descendants because he was too picky about his own people.

Ji Yinghui, who has lost all her elders, was immediately stunned when she heard these comments from the tribesmen. Until she heard that the tribesmen were choosing her husband (marriage) and son-in-law (dowry). (Lord) There was a quarrel between each other, and she suddenly came back to her senses.

Ji Yinghui did not rush in to argue with the clan members because of the strong hatred in her heart. She took advantage of the fact that no one noticed that she had come to the mourning hall again, and slipped out directly with Xiang Fang and her trustworthy servants.

She "sold" the fragrant recipe to an official lady with a good reputation in the capital, with only one request - to avenge her parents and her dead brothers and sisters.

However, what Ji Yinghui doesn't know is that not all people with good reputations must also have good personal character in private.

The official's wife happily accepted the incense recipe offered by Ji Yinghui, but she had no intention of getting involved in the Ji family's "household affairs."

After she coaxed Ji Yinghui to relax her vigilance, she sold her and her servants together.

Ji Yinghui was extremely beautiful. The man who had been helping the official's wife do such dirty work all year round got greedy and did not follow the official's wife's instructions and sold her to a low-class village in the northwest or southwest. Instead, he changed hands and sold the person to a group of people who specialized in breeding thin horses.She did tell the buyer not to sell anyone to the capital again, but her gentle words couldn't stop Ji Yinghui from trying her best.

Ji Yinghui, who suffered a lot, became one of Xiao Shaoke's concubines a few years later by relying on her own ability.

At that time, Xiao Shaoke was no longer the young son of the late emperor who was resented in the palace. After experiencing a lot of ups and downs, he founded the Later Qi Dynasty and became one of the princes who shared a quarter of the world with King Zhenbei, Duke Jing and the Lu family.

Perhaps she was eager for revenge, or perhaps she didn’t think that Xiao Shaoke could eventually defeat King Zhenbei or Duke Jingguo to seize the capital. After Ji Yinghui was conferred the title of concubine by Xiao Shaoke, she immediately spent all her savings and sent out trustworthy people. A close subordinate did something that the world thought was crazy.

She had people find out all the people who were involved in the assassination of their family, and then hired people to kill them and the whole family of the official wife who had taken advantage of her and had her sold.

As soon as the news came back to Hou Qi, the women who were Xiao Shaoke's concubines with Ji Yinghui immediately united to find Xiao Shaoke and asked for Ji Yinghui to be severely punished. They listed one, two, three or four reasons and asked Xiao Shaoke to interrogate Ji Yinghui.

On the one hand, Xiao Shaoke was forced by the pressure from the concubines and their respective natal families, and on the other hand, he did listen to what they said about Ji Yinghui being too cruel and ruthless.

Just like the concubines could not guarantee that they would not offend Ji Yinghui, Xiao Shaoke could not guarantee that he would always love her as much as he does now, just in case he neglected her one day.
Thinking about the consequences, Xiao Shaoke felt very insecure.

As a result, Ji Yinghui's newly minted concubine's position was removed, and she was given a white silk ribbon and a glass of poisonous wine by Xiao Shaoke, who was "forced to have no choice but to be pressured".

The timid Xiao Shaoke was afraid of Ji Yinghui's ruthless energy that could destroy an entire family, but Yu Zizhen admired Ji Yinghui's intelligence and tenacity that blossomed in adversity.

As for annihilating the whole family, that person had already planned to destroy the Ji family. Couldn't she retaliate in kind?
What's wrong with taking revenge?

Yu Zizhen, who didn't think there was anything wrong with Ji Yinghui's actions, said that she really wanted to take this girl for herself!
"Your Majesty, we're here." The attendant responsible for driving the carriage was assigned to her by the King of Zhenbei. The other party did not ask her why she came to such a street where ordinary shops gathered that only ordinary people were interested in. He only carefully changed a car that could drive in the street. An ordinary carriage used in this place.

Yu Zizhen was very satisfied with the intelligence of Zhenbei Wang and her subordinates. She took two guards, who also changed into casual clothes, and strolled into the long street where Jijia Spice Shop was located.

The width, length, and smoothness of the long street are not comparable to the area where Zhenbei Palace is located, where dignitaries gather, but the bustling shops on both sides of the street and the various people of the capital walking around on the street give this place a lot of attention. The long street adds a touch of human fireworks that makes people feel extra at ease.

Yu Zizhen likes this kind of atmosphere very much. She looks around and when she sees something she is interested in, she will go over to take a closer look and ask about the price. If she likes it, she will take out her purse and pay for some.

After walking around like this, Yu Zizhen soon bought a bunch of food, daily necessities, and toys. Without exception, they were all not very valuable gadgets.

(End of this chapter)