Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

How should I put it? Whether it is the little Banxia or the big Banxia, ​​their hands-on ability is indeed good, but it depends more on the word "diligent".

You have to be diligent and practice diligently. Survival is not easy. If you want to live like a human being and stand out, your brain cannot keep up, and your hands and feet cannot be lazy.

"It's not bad. For example, I learned embroidery much faster than most people, but most of the time I would still think about how to make the needlework better even before going to bed.

By the time we got to the old lady's courtyard, each of the maids had unique skills and they wanted to make a living. At that time, I didn't know my master's background, and I only knew that it was not enough to just protect the master.

I happened to be working in the old lady's study. At that time, I could actually write and count. After all, my master not only taught me embroidery, she also taught me how to read in private.

Later, the old lady asked me to accompany the young lady to the female teacher. I guess my master had talked to the old lady privately, otherwise I would not be the only one going.

At that time, the old lady treated me well, but there were many jealous maids. They didn't dare to do bad things openly, but when the old lady took a rest, they would use all kinds of tricks.

I remember that I complained to my master, and she said that if I couldn't even handle such a small trick, I should stop early and go home to protect my father.

She taught me a lesson that day: If I want to protect the people I want to protect and if I don't want to be targeted by others, I still have a lot to learn, and I can only learn it hard.

After that, I studied even harder with the female teachers. The old lady was happy to see that I was doing well and treated me better. Was it from then on? "

Zhou Banxia smiled bitterly and shook his head, "Mom, I'm not a good person. Besides not killing people for money, I also use many tricks on others.

If I didn't seek profit for myself at that time, anyone could control me. Now that I think about it, even if I have a master behind me, Madam Gao may not be able to protect me.

I don't know when a strange wind started blowing in the Gao Mansion, and there were rumors that Old Madam Gao wanted to marry me to the eldest young master of their mansion as a concubine.

Because of this, I completely gave up the idea of ​​going to the female teacher again. For a whole six months, I never stepped out of the old lady's yard.

Only then did the eldest young lady's wife become certain that not only did the old lady not have that intention, but I also had no intention of becoming a concubine. However, I did vent my anger during those six months.

I have a very good little sister, her name is Lonicera, with whom I still correspond. Now she is the head maid serving Madam Gao.

She was a daughter of the Gao family. Through her, I found out who was whispering nonsense to the eldest young master's wife, Nainiang, and then I used some means to drive that family out of the Gao family.

Very few people knew about this matter, except my master. Afterwards, I did not hide it from my master. Even Rendong only knew a little about it.

Even though I am a well-known kind-hearted maid in the Gao Mansion, even the ladies from the Gao Mansion's side branches are willing to ask me for help when they have problems. In fact, I am no longer the third maid I used to be.

I'm not afraid to scare you, but since the day my sister and I were sold away, I watched my second elder sister leave me alone, and I have been filled with hatred.

If my father hadn't found me at the most appropriate opportunity, I would have thought that the Zhou family would be destroyed and their descendants would be slaves for generations. It was my father who made me give up.

If I hadn't had the good fortune to meet you when I came back, I would never have thought of staying in the village. I would have wanted to teach the Zhou family a lesson and then return to the city.

It was you, Dad, and Brother Liu Lang who came to my house that night that made me change my mind and made me feel that there are still good people in Qinghe Village and that we should not generalize.

Sure enough, God is fair. I let go of the hatred in my heart, but God also gave me the home I wanted. It was you who saved me—"

"Silly child!" Liu sighed and stood up to hug her old daughter-in-law. "You don't know that your father wants you to be his daughter-in-law. He has been thinking about you before you came back. Even your sixth brother, he is still thinking about Miss Zhou who helped him in the capital. Your father and I saw that he had grown up and wanted to arrange a marriage for him, but he said he would never find a wife.

You are destined to be my old daughter-in-law. When you came back, I saw you for the first time and was afraid that you would not like Liu Lang. Fortunately, you can't run away.

The proudest thing for your mother and father in this life is that we were able to trick you and Hu Niu back here. With you two children, you and I don’t have to worry about our two sons anymore.

Especially you, let me say something that your sister-in-law didn't hear. It's not that mother is partial to you, but I'm leaving Liulang to you. I really don't worry that he will do something stupid again one day.

As for you, don't say that you are not a good person or something. If there is a way, who doesn't want to live a peaceful life? If you are bullied and don't fight back, you are too stupid.

You are very kind-hearted. It is all the fault of those people in the Zhou family. I am a small person with no relatives and no one to turn to. Fortunately, I met your master. Those people are lucky. "

Of course, only that fickle guy died to atone for his crime, but she hasn't taken any action against the others, whether it's the main culprit, the old woman from the Zhou family, or the accomplices.

"I heard that the old woman (from the Zhou family) has been so sick that she can't get up from the kang these days, and the eldest daughter-in-law doesn't care about her. Isn't this retribution?"

Is there such a good thing?

Zhou Banxia immediately recalled her father's current condition. Fortunately, her father still got up early and went to bed early as every year, and went to the fields every day and then went to the market at the intersection.

But mother, why didn't you tell her about such a big happy event? My elder sister might have considered that she was pregnant and didn't want her to be too happy or too sad, but mother?
How could she hold it back? She came every few days, but she never said a word about it. It's weird!

"How long have you been lying on the kang, unable to get up, mother?"

"It's been about a month." Liu didn't know why the old daughter-in-law had never mentioned it in order to confirm the date so as to know when her mother-in-law found out.

Maybe it was because the time was short or maybe it was because they didn't want to mention it because it was unlucky, but she knew that her parents-in-law were afraid that their daughter-in-law would do something stupid in order to gain a good reputation for their son in the imperial examination.

If she were to say, the in-laws were overthinking it.

No matter how much San Ya wants to build a good reputation for Liu Lang and Da Jiang, since she has severed ties with Zhou Daniu and his wife, she cannot still ask for medical treatment for Old Lady Zhou.

But there is one thing that the in-laws were not wrong about.

Taking this opportunity, since the topic had come to this, Liu explained on behalf of her in-laws.

"The reason why your parents, including Daya and Xiaohe, didn't tell you about this is mainly because they were worried that someone in their family would come to you and make trouble for you.

For example, if the old woman knows that she is wrong, she sends someone to find Chief Zhou and wants to see you to say something before leaving. It would be better for you to know nothing.

Anyway, everyone in our village now knows that we are keeping you at home and not even allowing you to go to the workshop, so no one can find you.

This is a good idea, San Ya, but mother thinks that since we don't know the truth, it would be better for you to have some idea in your mind.

That way, if someone with bad intentions comes to you pretending to be kind and tells you something, you won’t be caught off guard and be taken advantage of…” (End of this chapter)