Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

There were many inconveniences along the way. Even if one made good arrangements, it would not be easy to return to Qinghe Village before the end of February. It was not easy to go from Qinghe Village to Zhoujia Village and then to the capital.

Gu Erzhu didn't know whether Zhou Sishun could sleep well tonight. He was obviously very tired, but no matter how much he wanted to sleep, he just couldn't fall asleep.

The imperial city.

Live in the imperial city.

Not far away is his family's San Ya's mansion, which was transferred to San Ya's name with the tacit approval of the royal family. This is a big deal.

As for Dali and his gang of bastards, Liu Lang didn't even mention anything. Even though they had been to San Ya's house before, they didn't even say a word on their way here.

If I had known this earlier, would I have not come this time?

No.

With the marriage between Dajiang and Sanya, the child born to Sanya will definitely be loved by Dajiang, and then when it comes to Xiaohe, the old son's lineage will be worry-free for at least two generations.

But my eldest son and his wife are really a perfect match. They are so patient. I told them everything, but they didn't say a word. That's not right!

When these two bad boys mentioned that the dowry was only in trust, they did mention that some shops and farms could not be bought with just money.

What was he thinking at that time?

Yes.

He was still thinking about buying a shop in a good location in Guang County. If Manager Wang had not stepped in, he might not have been able to let San Ya buy three shops at once.

He only has Manager Wang from the Gao Mansion behind him. As for the shops and farms in the capital and other places, they are naturally the result of Lord Zhou's reputation. It is normal that they cannot be bought with money.

Who knew that I was wrong. I thought that even if the dowry included a mansion in the capital, it should be in the inner city and might be about the same size as Gao's mansion in the capital.

What?

The Gao family is not in the imperial city.

There is also the Qi Mansion, which is not in the imperial city.

But is it comfortable to live in this imperial city?

The surrounding areas are either princes' palaces or princes' palaces.

No wonder Lord Zhou was so scared that he fled to Zhoujia Village.

Can you be afraid?
Can't think about it!

I finally cleared my mind, closed my eyes and stared blankly without thinking about anything. I finally fell into a drowsy sleep, and when I woke up it was already bright outside.

"Why didn't you wake me up earlier?" Gu Erzhu looked at Liu, who was leaning against the bed and picking her nails out of boredom, and teased, "Did you wake up from fright or laughter?"

Liu suddenly perked up. "Wake up, everything is ready. If you still sleep in another quarter of an hour, I will strangle you. Do you still need to go pick a house with San Ya's father this morning?"

Upon hearing this, Gu Erzhu sat up quickly, threw off the quilt and got out of bed, grabbed his robe and put it on, and said with a smile, "That's true, but we still need to go and pick a shop.

There were so many things going on yesterday that I didn't have time to tell you that the eldest brother of the Changqing family had gone with the housekeeper here to look at a few places that San Ya's eldest brother and his wife liked. But you know the temper of our good brother-in-law. He stopped talking nonsense after I scolded him, but he still refused to give in to the shop and the farm. "

Liu glanced at him with amusement. People like San Ya's father are smart. If he is greedy, not to mention you, even your old son will dislike his father-in-law.

Gu Erzhu pretended not to understand what his wife meant and whispered in Liu's ear, "According to Liu Lang's thoughts, he already owes Sister-in-law San Ya a favor for helping his wife's family buy a house, so he might as well owe her more.

Another thing is that San Ya's sister-in-law will know that in addition to the dowry, San Ya also has the ability to earn money, so she won't let her sister-in-law suffer too much. "

As he should be. There are many blood brothers and sisters who fight to the death for money, let alone a brother-in-law who is not even on the family tree.

No matter how generous he is, Dajiang, his brother-in-law, is not his sister-in-law Sanya. The dowry in Sanya's hand now can be regarded as a token of gratitude left to her by her master. If she wants it, it depends on whether her father-in-law agrees.

If she could get it, she didn't believe that no matter how virtuous San Ya's sister-in-law was, she would not be tempted by such a large dowry. She was afraid that even if it was given to her, she would not dare to take it.

Just like the dowry house that Madam Zhou pointed out to Sanya in the carriage, perhaps there are some things from Sanya's master, Princess Fu'an, that should be left to Sanya.

Besides, whether it was transference of affection or just a good rapport, Lord Zhou really treated his niece San Ya very well, and it was not an exaggeration to say that he treated her as his own daughter.

No matter how San Ya will deal with this dowry in the future, Lord Zhou should think that San Ya is the heir of his eldest sister, and leaving it to San Ya will give her more support.

After all, elders who truly love their younger generations will more or less worry about the unpredictable nature of life. However, San Ya’s sister-in-law is worthy of being a descendant of Confucius, and her upbringing is indeed very good.

"We can't let anyone suffer. Seeing her helping San Ya, her sister-in-law, out of trouble at this time of the year, it's so rare. How lucky is San Ya?"

As she spoke, Liu shook her head and smiled, "Although her own mother, Madam Kong, didn't say much last night, I could tell that she still took good care of me.

She was afraid that Mrs. Gao would invite us to visit her, and I didn't know how to respond, so she took over the conversation and said that she would definitely go to the Gao Mansion with me and my in-laws to pay a visit to Mrs. Gao.

Even after the banquet was over, she stayed behind before returning home and told me not to feel restrained, saying that although our two families had never met before, she had received many gifts from our Liulang and his wife.

It means that if I have anything to hide from Aunt San Ya, I should just send Da Hua's family to find her daughter and tell her that she and Aunt San Ya get along very well. "

"That's true. I heard from Chang Qing that the prices of the houses, shops and farms that San Ya's sister-in-law quoted to San Ya were more than 20% lower than the market prices."

The Daliang Dynasty had been established for over a hundred years, and it was the heyday of the dynasty. The capital was more prosperous than Zhending Prefecture, and shops in particular were in great short supply.

Whether in the inner city or the outer city, most of the shops in good locations are owned by wealthy families, and some shops are owned by merchants who have been in business for several generations.

Normally, if there is no disaster, no one would transfer the property, let alone sell it at a low price. It is obvious that San Ya's sister-in-law wants to support San Ya.

Regardless of whether it was Lord Zhou's intention or Mrs. Zhou trying to present the eldest daughter-in-law as a good person, it is undeniable that San Ya is a very generous sister-in-law.

According to information obtained by Chang Qing's eldest son, the houses, shops and farms that San Ya's sister-in-law had chosen for her to buy included those that her cousins ​​were transferring.

But her cousins, the aunts from the Confucius Mansion, although their dowries were not as good as hers, were not bad either. How could they be short of money and have to transfer their houses, shops and farms at this critical juncture?

Of course, in addition to the dowries, houses, shops and farms of the aunts from the Confucius Mansion, there are also some that are said to have been introduced by the eldest lady of the Gao Mansion.

Thinking of this, Gu Erzhu realized that he had not had time to mention this to his wife before going to bed last night. Changqing's eldest son mentioned this matter when they were resting before entering the outer city.

"...After hearing this, I wondered if the Gao family had received Sanya's two-percent dividend and wanted to repay the favor, so they found Sanya's sister-in-law?" (End of this chapter)