Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

Chapter 746: Why not go that way?
Under the lights shrouding the night, outside the side door that led directly to the courtyard where Gu Erzhu and his wife lived, two carriages came slowly towards this side, one after the other.

Chang Qing confirmed from the servant who came earlier that it was Gu Erzhu and his family of three who had returned. Just as he was about to ask the coachman to drive the carriage into the mansion, the carriage stopped.

Gu Erzhu, who was sitting in a carriage in front, lifted the curtain. Before he got off the carriage, he saw Chang Qing walking towards him in two steps at a time, somewhat unsteadily.

"master?"

"Good."

Gu Erzhu heard this as soon as he got off the carriage. He knew what Chang Qing was worried about, so he responded and waved his hand to signal the carriage to go in first.

"All the delicious food and wine were served, and even Lord Zhao was going back home in the afternoon. I was a little panicked, so I had to stay a little longer and had another meal."

"unmanned."

"Why didn't you say so earlier?" Gu Erzhu said with a smile, pulling Chang Qing, who was walking one step behind him, "Do you think people will get confused when they get old?"

There is a difference between master and servant. Chang Qing, who was half a step behind, wanted to walk a little slower. When he heard this, he hurried to catch up, "How about we go to the other end?"

Sanya’s house?

Gu Erzhu glanced at the carriage heading in front of him and turned around decisively.

"Well, it depends on who it is. Some old people are not confused because they are old. They were good at disguising themselves before, but now that they are old, they want to take advantage of their age."

"Guess who I'm talking about? Of course!" Gu Erzhu said with emotion, "From a long time ago, what I envied the most about Zhao Laosan was that he had a good father."

Chang Qing thought so too, he wanted what he wanted. It wasn't that he had high standards, but the old man in his daughter's husband's family behaved in a way that was really not up to par.

Anyone with eyes can see that the eldest son of the Gu family is far inferior to the second son, and he even wants to take advantage of his seniority to bully the second son. This is not just partiality, it is extremely stupid.

It's impossible to help the rotten mud to the wall, but he wants to drag his son-in-law into the mud. If he had any brains, he would have let his second son take charge earlier and would not have just given him 50 acres of land.

"Zhao Laosan's father is different from many other fathers. He is the best father I have ever seen. Even my second uncle's father is not as good as his.

His family was also poor when they didn't even have the 50 acres of land. They were not as poor as my family. My family didn't have the 50 acres of land at that time, but we still had my uncles to help us.

At that time, his father was afraid that his son would get hurt while working in the fields, so even during the busy farming season, his father would get up early and work late to harvest the few acres of land.

No matter how poor he was, his father would remember every birthday of his children. He would ask his mother to collect the eggs early and give one to the child at breakfast on the day of his birthday.

His father would not ignore his remaining children just because his eldest son was weak and was praised by the teacher for his good studies. Every family saves their eggs, but his father would not do that.

When the eldest son was in the most difficult time, he could not even pay his tuition. His father would rather ask the teacher to be more lenient with him and ask his mother not to lose the child's birthday egg.

At that time, Zhao Lao Da was studying in the town school but was not highly regarded by the teacher. One reason was that his family was poor and no one knew how many years a farmer's family could afford to send their children to school.

Another thing is that Boss Zhao was not as good as my eldest brother at that time. He studied because he was weak since he was young, and his father was afraid that he would not be able to do farm work when he grew up.

He tightened his belt and gritted his teeth to send him to school in the town. He originally wanted his eldest son to learn a few more words, write and count, so that he could find an easy job in the town. He studied there for four or five years, and gradually showed signs of being able to read. It was also his destiny to study. Seeing that he could not afford to support his son, his father met Mr. Wu. "

Mr. Wu?

Chang Qing pondered for a moment and realized that this Mr. Wu should be the Mr. Wu from Qingyang County who had passed away many years ago but is now famous for his only son.

"Before the Zhao family became prosperous, Master Wu was the richest family in Qingyang County. It was a pity that he only had one son in his life, and he was not born to his wife.

Even if he could keep the son and leave his mother, he could have adopted the son under the name of his wife as his legitimate son. But this man was selfish, and his wife had already given birth to two daughters.

Perhaps when Mr. Wu was alive, he was also wary of his wife. When his eldest daughter, the first daughter born to his wife, married far away, the Zhao family's luck came. "

Chang Qing raised his eyebrows, walked slowly and waited for the next words.

"You should have heard the rumors that the Zhao family became prosperous because Uncle Zhao saved Taoist Qingfeng in his early years. This old immortal found a good feng shui for the Zhao family."

Chang Qing nodded.

"Putting aside whether it was because of the rumors, the Zhao family's current situation is really due to the efforts of Taoist Qingfeng. It was Mr. Wu that Uncle Zhao met at Taoist Qingfeng's place."

At this point, Gu Erzhu glanced at the street ahead and the houses on both sides. Seeing that no one was nearby, he continued to complain, "I just heard about it not long ago too.

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After Mr. Wu passed away, the Wu family became worse and worse, to the point where even the large villa outside the city was sold to Zhao Laosan last year.

Before Zhao Laosan bought it, I went to that large villa with Brother Bai. Fortunately, I heard the village head mention the Zhao family when he talked about how prosperous the Wu Mansion was in the past.

It is said that when the eldest daughter of the Wu family was getting married, Mr. Wu did not approve of it at first, but later he agreed to it somehow. But when the man came to marry her, wasn't it still a long way off?

It was at that critical juncture that Uncle Zhao found a good job and went on a long journey as a mule cart driver carrying dowry. As for whether Master Wu had other instructions, it is hard to say.

I do remember that after Uncle Zhao came back from that trip, his family had an extra mule cart, and he started helping the Wu family shop deliver goods. Within two years, the Zhao family bought two plots of land in succession.

It is said that the Zhao family had achieved its current prosperity because of the support from the Wu family. Although this is an exaggeration, they are indeed indebted to the Wu family. For example, the large villa was bought by Zhao Laosan last year.

Who is Zhao Laosan? I grew up with him, so how could I not know what kind of person he is? Even though I haven't hung out with him for some years, his true nature is still there.

At that time, the villa had been coveted by many people. He waited until the villa was sold at a low price, but he did not bargain and bought it. In all likelihood, he wanted to repay the favor.

This is also the reason why I said that Zhao Laosan is not as worthy of association as Zhao Laoer. It is said that I ignored him in those years, so why has he been relying on me since San Ya came into the family?

Zhao Laosan is a man of loyalty, but not too much. Especially after his eldest brother got married, he acted as if I didn't know his little thoughts.

Just as I know his character, he also knows mine. I know that he fears me most for being too filial, but what can I do at that time?

His father can endure hardship, but my family has relied on my eldest uncle and second uncle's families for help since I was old enough to understand. If I don't grit my teeth and support the family, even my eldest aunt and second aunt will feel sorry for me. Everyone's family has a lot of problems. How could they be willing to help me when I am in trouble just because I am filial?

I will only take care of myself. How can they not think that I treat my parents, brothers and sisters so well? No matter how much I give, how much can they expect me to give back to them? "