Huafanchunzhengming

Chapter 1017 The disturbance caused by the name

The people from Qingyang uncle's mansion didn't say a word, turned around and left in despair.

The next day Mrs. Yao came to the door and took the initiative to repair the relationship between mother and daughter.

It's not that she wanted to please her daughter and son-in-law because of Qiumao's title as Marquis, but because she saw her daughter doing well and cared about her little granddaughter, so she didn't want to break up with her daughter anymore, she felt that she might as well let her go and let her live by herself .

Of course Yao Jingning was happy, but what she was worried about was Qiu Mao.

She was afraid that he would dislike her mother, after all, her mother had made her unhappy before.

After getting along with each other for the past two years, she knows that Qiu Mao is also very temperamental, and his temper is a bit strange.

Most people with a gentle temperament will feel weird when they suddenly have a seizure, and Qiu Mao is the same.

However, Qiu Mao was very happy. His mother-in-law was older and his mother-in-law was shorter, so he asked people to prepare a banquet, and showed Mrs. Yao a small fish, showing off in various ways, and finally flattered him by saying: "Xiaoyu has very beautiful eyes, just like Aning, Aning It's like a mother-in-law."

The three generations of grandparents and grandchildren have been praised by him.

Mrs. Yao was praised like this, her heart was sweeter than eating honey, and it was inevitable to give this joy back to her daughter. The number of times Yao Jingning was praised in a day was more than that in the previous 20 years.

It was the first time for Yao Jingning to be so affirmed by her mother, and she was in a very good mood. She gave Qiu Mao a double reward at night, and the family lived happily.

If it hadn't been for that accident, Yao Jingning would have almost forgotten the sufferings of the world, and only thought that she had become a fairy, floating outside the world.

It's a pity that marriages in the world will always experience various disturbances, big and small.

For example, a man is too busy and inadvertently neglects the needs of his wife and children.

For example, men are too powerful, too many people to please, too many temptations.

For example, if a man is too successful, success brings countless jealousy and hatred at the same time, and it is hard to guard against open and hidden arrows.

For example, a man's life is too smooth, and he thinks too much of himself, thinking that he is a god who can save the suffering people in the world.

When Xiaoyu was one year old, Yao Jingning became pregnant again.

This child was not easy to come by. From the moment she was pregnant, she reacted greatly, throwing up whatever she ate, so that she basically stayed in bed during the first three months of pregnancy.

Later, I saw blood several times, almost slipped the tire, and had difficult labor during childbirth, and couldn't give birth all day and night.

Fortunately, at this time, the country has initially stabilized, and there is no major war. Although Qiu Mao is still very busy, he no longer has to do such critical and difficult things as raising rations, and he can often go home.

Yao Jingning herself is already used to this kind of life, and she can skillfully manage housework and interpersonal relationships, and her relationship with her natal family is getting better day by day, which allows her to get more help.

No matter how hard it was, the child was finally born safely.

It's just that she has lost both energy and blood, so she must rest.

She is happy, the second child is a boy, at a critical moment, she heard Qiu Mao and Wen Po say, Lord Bao.

She thinks everything is worth it, Xiaoyu is very cute with beautiful makeup, and is also left-handed, but Qiu Mao can't help Xiaoyu, teaching her to hold chopsticks, play games, and praise his daughter for being so smart.

Her son is white and fat, and he is very well-behaved. She is very happy.

Three days later, Qiu Mao discussed with her that she was very reluctant that her son should be surnamed Zhong and inherit Zhong Nanjiang's incense.

The debt owed had to be repaid, and there was no one behind Zhong Nanjiang, so it would be nice to let his son inherit the incense.

It's just that this is the eldest son, and the title of the family cannot be inherited, but she has to independently support the rise and fall of a family. She feels it is unfair to her son.

She tried to discuss with Qiu Mao: "Otherwise, we will only mention this matter when we have another son in the future? It is natural for the eldest son to inherit the family business, but the second son cannot inherit the family business. It is another way out to inherit the incense of the Zhong family. The two have no idea."

Qiu Mao was extremely firm: "I made an oath in front of the master's spirit, and discussed it with His Majesty and Elder Sister. It was supposed to be the first child with the surname Zhong. Because Xiaoyu is a daughter, it is inappropriate, so I didn't mention it. .”

She loves her child dearly, and feels that when the eldest son grows up, he will definitely blame his parents and be jealous of his brother, and will definitely discord between mother and child, father and son, and siblings, and insists on refusing to agree.

Qiu Mao thought that her worry was unnecessary and insisted on doing so.

He waited for her for half a month, but she still refused to nod, so he quietly reported the matter to the empress without telling her, and named the child Zhong Nanjiang as his grandson, and named him Zhong Yi.

The word "one" is derived from the meaning of "one life two, two life three, three life endless" in Taoism. I hope the eldest son can inherit the legacy of Zhong Nanjiang, carry forward the Zhong family in Cangshan, and become a famous Confucian of the generation.

Because she was still confinement, he intentionally kept it a secret. She didn't know until the day of the child's hundred-day banquet, when the emperor and the empress came to reward the child in public and publicly let the child inherit Zhong Nanjiang's title and mantle.

At this time, everything is a foregone conclusion and cannot be undone.

The guests envied her, saying that her eldest son was a Marquis, and that in the future, she would have another Marquis who could inherit the Qiu family.

There are also people who look down on her and Qiu Mao, saying that their husband and wife really tried their best to compete for the title of the Zhong family, and they don't want to lose their face. Could it be that the Zhong family in Cangshan has been exterminated and can't find any members of the clan?

She endured it silently, forced a smile on her face, but felt very uncomfortable in her heart.

For the first time, she saw her husband's strength.

Thinking about it, how could Qiu Mao not be strong if he could go from a weak boy with nothing all the way to the present and become the mighty Lord Qiuhou?
If he was not strong, he would have been wiped out by those people long ago, and there would be no scum left.

The emperor didn't know the truth, and kept praising her for her wisdom and magnanimity; her natal family didn't think that Qiu Miao had done anything wrong, but was complacent that the children had a bright future.

She didn't even have a place to tell.

Qiu Mao is still gentle and considerate to her and the children, loves both children equally, teaches them carefully, and does not favor any one more.

He knew that she was unhappy, so he did everything possible to please her, took her to play in the village, accompanied her to ride horses and shoot arrows, and even used his power for personal gain when he was on a business trip, quietly taking her out to relax.

Time can smooth out some things, and she gradually forgave him.

When Zhong Yi was one year old, Qiu Mao was promoted to be the servant of the household department. Considering his age and qualifications, it is very conspicuous to be the servant of the household department at this age.

But because he was so capable and made countless contributions, after the decree was issued, no one questioned it, and everyone took it for granted.

Qiu Miao, who became the servant of the household department, became even more busy. Riots broke out in the southern part of Dongling. After investigation, there was a problem with the implementation of the tea policy. The local officials were bold and colluded with the local gentry to exploit the tea farmers.

The tea policy is a new tea policy reformed by the Empress and Qiu Mao, and the south has not yet settled down. If such a big event happened, Qiu Mao would naturally go to put out the fire.

He was sent to the south with an uncertain future and many dangers. Before leaving, he left a suicide note.

(End of this chapter)