Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

What else? This is already scary, okay? Why aren't you surprised at all?
Zhou Sishun couldn't help but turn Gu Erzhu's head and look at his expression carefully.

What a man!
Gu Erzhu rolled his eyes in annoyance and pulled his hands down, "Isn't this what your elder brother said a long time ago, except that he didn't mention asking for a title."

Think about it again, your eldest brother hasn't inherited the title of Duke yet, but he has already moved in, and your eldest sister posthumously conferred the title on him. What's so surprising about that?

I didn't know if your eldest sister was originally the Princess of Fu'an County. I'll know when I get here. I've also looked around the house tonight. How could I not guess your eldest brother's intention?

The title of Duke of Liang will attract a lot of attention, but if you ask for rewards for his eldest sister's descendants, people will only think that you have a deep affection for your eldest sister, so why don't you ask for rewards for your children.

Even your sister-in-law has repeatedly claimed that San Ya is her only daughter, which shows how much your eldest brother values ​​this disciple of his eldest sister.

What's the point of wanting to ask for a reward for the child so that he can recruit a son-in-law to inherit his elder sister's family line? Your elder brother is still concerned that Madam Gao didn't settle the child before going to Beijing.

If your eldest brother had followed his original intention, you wouldn't even be able to see the child. If the child had come to Beijing at that time, your eldest brother might have wiped out both your Zhou family and you.

Do you really think that your elder brother would be a soft-hearted person after having been an official for so many years? How is that possible? The timing is just right as the child has returned to the village.

It just so happened that your eldest brother was unable to openly acknowledge his eldest sister and take the child back, so he had no choice but to do nothing.

What a coincidence.

Marriage is destined by heaven.

When your eldest brother was planning to keep the child in the village for some time and then send someone to take him back to Gaojia Village to escort his eldest sister Lingshu back to Zhoujia Village, the child got married.

It would be a lie to say that when your eldest brother found out that the child was married, he didn't want the child to divorce. It was just that the child was doing well, so you took a step back.

But why are we talking about this now? Even if the couple agreed to let San Ya give birth to a child to inherit her master's family line, Lord Zhou would not agree.

Lord Zhou now not only treats San Ya as his own daughter, but also not simply because San Ya is the child his eldest sister asked him to take care of.

There is still a difference between the two. Just like Lord Zhou had previously advised San Ya and Liu Lang not to go to Beijing too early, asking for the title of a county lord may not necessarily be a good thing.

Why bother with those empty titles? As long as there is a house registered with the Ministry of Rites, it means that San Ya is the only heir of her master in name only.

Who would go against a person who is acknowledged by the current emperor as the only descendant of Princess Fu'an, and who is a powerless descendant? What benefits would he get even if he won?

The house was not just passed down from Master San Ya to her mother, the princess. Even though Chang Qing said that the two mansions were confiscated, the house was still vacant.

That is to say, the title of Princess Fu'an was stripped and the house was taken back by the court. For decades, the emperor had not given it to anyone, but I don't know what other reasons there were.

It's better to wait until I get home and ask my eldest son. If he can't find out, I'm afraid even Mrs. Zhou doesn't know why the house has not changed hands for decades.

"…As they say, a son takes after his father. I now understand why the son-in-law kept his composure. If it were a normal child, he would have gotten carried away if he knew that his wife had a large dowry." Is he praising his son Liu Lang?
Gu Erzhu was distracted for a moment and only heard the tail end when he woke up, but this "uncle-in-law" must be referring to his Liu Lang and there was no way he could escape, "Do you know that your uncle is not floating?
And I've told you so many times, can you please stop calling me uncle-in-law in front of me? I always get the wrong person you're talking about."

Zhou Sishun decisively ignored his last sentence and shook his head to refuse, "It's not like I only have one son-in-law. I'm used to calling him eldest son-in-law. It's not surprising that I suddenly changed it.

If I call one brother-in-law the eldest and the other brother-in-law Liu Lang, outsiders will think I am biased, especially now that the third brother-in-law is more promising than the eldest, and it will be difficult to change my words.

I am a very good brother-in-law. Dajiang and Xiaohe are obviously closer to their third brother-in-law. If it were a narrow-minded brother-in-law, he would not be happy to see his brother-in-law like this.

But my eldest brother-in-law is still very happy. He asked Dajiang and Xiaohe to coax their third brother-in-law more. If they get along well, he is not afraid that their third brother-in-law will not value their third sister.

He even taught Daya to spend more time with Huniu. If she got along well with Huniu, he could also speak well of Sanya, as if he was afraid that Sanya would not coax Huniu.

"Chunsheng is a good kid." Gu Erzhu admitted that Zhou Sishun's son-in-law was a good one, "He is responsible, hardworking, and can make people trust him no matter what he does.

With him watching over the workshop, San Ya can feel more at ease. However, he is San Ya's brother-in-law after all, and is different from Da Chang and the others.

From what I think, it would be better to find a way out for this child. Otherwise, there will be too big a difference between San Ya's siblings in the future, and it will always seem like they are bullying the honest child.

It's a pity that I have told Liu Lang several times that this kid has no intention of doing anything on his own. Otherwise, it would not be the fourth brother's turn to make money with just a vermicelli shop.

To be honest, it is better to promote him than to promote the fourth child. He will be more beneficial to my sixth son. To be frank, I don't trust this child's character as much as the fourth child. "

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Zhou Sishun scratched his head when he heard this. "Are you scared by your elder brother?"

"A little bit." Gu Erzhu did not deny that he was a little afraid of going down the well, "but the biggest problem is that the fourth brother is too cunning.

Among my four brothers, the fourth one is the smartest. There is a reason why my mother favors him. Zhao Laosan’s fourth brother has never been comparable to the fourth brother since he was young.

I remember that Zhao Laosi seemed to be two years older than my fourth brother. What’s interesting is that at that time, the only one among my four brothers who could beat the four Zhao brothers was the fourth brother.

I haven't seen Zhao Laosi for more than ten years. Logically speaking, considering this place is under the emperor's feet, he should have made progress. At least he should have better vision than my fourth brother.

But judging from today's situation, he is still not as good as the fourth brother. If it were the fourth brother during the day, there are some things that he would be able to say to his third brother in a cunning way without letting his father say them.

For example, my fourth brother, when he saw my brother-in-law was in charge of the oil paper mill, he also wanted San Ya to pull him out, so he would not pull the old man out.

He complained to me first, and then found an opportunity to find Liu Lang and San Ya in front of me and said that I was afraid that San Ya would be embarrassed or something. Anyway, San Ya would not push away even if I asked her to.

Zhao Laosi is a bit brainless. What kind of relationship do I have with his family? I was just on good terms with his third brother before. Now that we have a relationship, can I still stand on his side if something happens?

He was so smart that he instigated his father to split Zhao Laosan's business from San Ya. Not to mention the pancreas workshop and the Gao family's members, even San Ya's business belonged to her alone. Could it be that the reason she signed the contract with Zhao Laosan before was because she was afraid that there were officials in the Zhao family, and she wanted to take advantage of the situation and had to let Zhao Laosan join in?
The more I think about it, the less interesting it becomes. No wonder San Ya had mentioned to me long before the oil press moved out that she would add two more families to bring in the goods. "(End of this chapter)