Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

Old Mrs. Gu was very angry. She lay on the kang and didn't respond when anyone called her. Only when Old Fourth Gu told her to go back first did she respond.

Seeing that his mother responded but still had her back to the outside, Gu Laosi thought for a moment and walked up to Gu Yangwen, who had been keeping his head down and keeping silent, and pulled him out with her.

Seeing this, Mr. Gu opened his mouth and then closed it. He turned his head to look at Old Lady Gu lying on the kang, stood up, walked to the edge of the kang, sat down, took off his shoes and got on the kang.

"What are you doing!"

"Come in a little bit." Old Master Gu stretched out his hand and pushed Old Lady Gu, "You old woman, you are the only one who can lie down, but I can't lie down."

"San Ya knows that you have a share, you feel happy now, right? I have told you many times that Liu Lang has a strange temper, but he just won't listen!"

"I've already said that I really don't know about that, why don't you believe me? Even our eldest brother is wronged, and he is not a conscienceless person, so why would he deliberately plot against his nephew?"

Old Lady Gu sneered, "Tell Liu Lang this and see if he believes it!"

Mr. Gu was choked up and didn't even bother to lie down. He managed to utter a sentence: "Then why didn't you send Liu Lang to school when the scholar came to your house?"

"So you blame me?"

At that time, you said that you would support Liu Lang to study, but the family couldn't afford it. I was thinking that if Liu Lang continued to study, the second son would definitely give up the first son.

The second son is willing to support the eldest son's studies, but a nephew is not as close as a son, and the eldest son's brain is not as active as the second son. The eldest son's family depends on Dalang's success in studies.

What does it matter to Liulang? If he doesn't study, the second son can secretly save money for his own son. It's not like studying is the only way out.

You don't get along with the second son's wife, and we old couple will still have to live with our eldest son and grandson in the future. What was wrong with my thinking at that time?
If it wasn't for the fact that the second brother had caught San Ya, his daughter-in-law, do you think Liu Lang could have won the third place so easily? It's because San Ya has someone to rely on.

If Dalang wanted to marry such a wife, she would spend money to let him not worry about anything and just study, and he would have someone to rely on in the future, so how could he lose to Liulang?

With a "pa" sound, Old Mrs. Gu slapped Old Man Gu who was whispering in her ear wordlessly, then kicked him out of anger.

Old Master Gu was so frightened that he used his hands to support the mattress and moved back. He lowered his voice and asked unwillingly, "What? Did I say something wrong?"

"Pig brain!"

"Hey, you old woman want to quarrel." Old Master Gu said, and subconsciously moved forward again.

Old Lady Gu rolled her eyes at him and said, "I'm not saying you have a pig's brain, but how can Liu Lang help San Ya? If he doesn't study well, how can he win the top three places in the imperial examinations?"

When the scholar praised Liu Lang, you said that it must be because the second wife was afraid that we would not let Liu Lang go to school, so she privately spoke well of him and his wife.

Now that I think about it, it was us two old people who were wrong. Liu Lang was destined to study, otherwise how could he always get the first place in the exams? You can't help but accept it.

At this point, old man, we can’t just teach ourselves. Education doesn’t require money alone to support a small sum of money.”

Old Master Gu did not deny that studying required more than money, but his eldest grandson felt that he was so dependent on his second uncle that he could not even afford to buy books.

Even the festival gifts to honor teachers are not many. The teachers in the school can teach children wholeheartedly, but they are nothing compared to Liu Lang who has everything he needs now.

It was that Mr. Zhou valued Liu Lang earlier, and looked at him and didn't know that it was the second son who did it. The second son had secretly found Mr. Zhou to speak well of his two sons. With such a father, not only Liu Lang benefited, but also Second Lang was favored by Doctor Dong, so he didn't worry about the two boys from the second son's family having no future.

Unlike Dalang, the eldest brother is a scholar who is not used to pleasing outsiders, so he decided to stay in school. Besides, the fortune teller also said that Dalang is destined to be an official.

At that time, as the head of the family, how could he not find a way to support Dalang's studies? Even if Dalang could not become an official, he could at least pass the imperial examination to help support his younger brother.

How can you blame him for being biased?

Dalang is the eldest grandson in this family. I have to support Liulang’s studies. Balang is still young, so do I have to support Wulang as well?

How much wealth can the family have? The grandchildren are growing up one by one, and they not only need food and clothing, but also need to get married. By that time, the second son will also be selfish and only care about his own family. What can he do as the head of the family?
If the second son hadn't been kept in check, the family would have broken up long ago, but I didn't let Liu Lang starve or freeze.

Ever since Liu Lang stopped studying, he, as a grandfather, doesn't dare to send his grandson to work in the fields. What else does he want from him?

Mr. Gu really couldn't understand it.

Not to mention the clan, he is not the only family in the village and surrounding villages who only supports their eldest grandson to go to school. Every family tries their best to support their eldest grandson to go to school.

Didn't the second brother try his best to support the eldest brother's studies? Why did the sixth brother hate his grandfather when it came to Dalang? Who could have plotted against the child for wanting to study? Not to mention the eldest brother, how could he, as his father, control the second brother? It would be strange if the second brother didn't make a fuss!
Alas, Liu Lang is indeed a rebellious child.

San Ya is such a good child. Even when Liu Lang talked nonsense that his grandfather was also involved in the conspiracy against her, San Ya still did not forget to be filial to him. Who knows, he might have said something to prevent San Ya from seeing him.

Otherwise, San Ya was very polite. Since her grandfather had come to visit, how could the child not come out to see him? But even the housekeeper was silenced by Liu Lang.

This grandson is not only born with a rebellious nature, but he is also silent and cunning. It hasn't been long since he got married, but he has already controlled San Ya.

"...You can have a good chat with San Ya later. Among all the granddaughters-in-law among us, I am optimistic about this child. I am not trying to embarrass her by bringing her uncle to visit.

San Ya is not like other children. She is sensible and knowledgeable. I went to see her not to make her feel awkward, but to have a good chat with her uncle.

Look at our fourth brother, he is so successful now. It was not because San Ya helped him to run the vermicelli workshop, but I heard that the fourth brother and his wife are convinced by San Ya.

San Ya is a reasonable girl. San Lang was brought up by the fourth child at the request of San Ya. I just want to hear what San Ya has to say. She doesn't want to force the eldest child to be her accountant.

No matter how foolish I was, how could I not know that the accountant was in charge of the money? San Ya agreed. Not to mention Liu Lang, the second brother would be angry with me. But if I didn't let the eldest brother go, the eldest brother would not give up.

The eldest brother told me that it was just this once, and he also wanted to chat with San Ya about whether Dalang could get into that good academy. If not, he would support Dalang to study for another three years.

The eldest brother said that Dalang had studied for so many years, and it would be a loss if he didn't pass the examination to become a student. If he became a student, he could live a relaxed and happy life.

It would be better if he could spend another three years to become a scholar. If not, at least Dalang could give up his studies, find a job to support his family, and take time to review his lessons.

Otherwise, Qilang will be grown up in three years, and it would be bad not to prepare a dowry for him. It's a difficult problem, mother, he cried in front of me when he said this.

I saw it, what do you think I should do? It's not that I took the eldest brother to find San Ya without consulting you in advance, but it's also difficult for me. I'm not a good person in this world." (End of this chapter)