The rich and noble peasant daughter

Chapter 50
When Yun Xi heard this, there was still something she didn't understand. The two emotional mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were planning to give her a name of evil.

When Du Zhou heard this, no matter how good-tempered she was, she couldn't help but get angry, "Mother, you can't say such nonsense, Yun Xi is a good child, even if you don't like her, you shouldn't slander her reputation like this."

Du Yifu also told Du Zhoushi about Yunxi, so she also knew the story of Yunxi's Huangliang Yimeng.Although it sounds absurd, this kind of thing happened to some people in the past, so Mrs. Du only suffered for so many years as a niece before she got the mercy of the heavens and had such a good fortune.What's more, she also asked some questions about Yun Xi's childhood, and Yun Xi could answer it, obviously it was herself.After Yun Xi woke up, she worked hard for the family again. Without her, how could the Du family live in such a good house immediately, and how could they eat meat often.

After hearing that her niece was slandered like this, Du Zhou's heart burst into rage.In fact, in the entire Du family, the person who knows Du Zhangshi's viciousness best is Du Zhoushi, the eldest daughter-in-law who has been abused by her for 20 years.

Mrs. Du Zhang spoke plausibly, and looked at Yun Xi with resentful eyes, "After she woke up, her temperament changed drastically, she must be possessed by evil spirits. Yun Xi is also my granddaughter after all, so I am doing it for her own good. I specially invited Master Hongwen here."

Du Hongshi held a smiling face with a loving look, "That's right, Master Hongwen is a well-known master in Fenghuang County."

She sneered in her heart: It took her two taels of silver to ask him to come out, and she also sold Yu Qingran's jewelry.As long as she can get Du Yunxi to the nunnery, she will be satisfied.

For Grandmaster Hongwen, Yun Xi really has a bit of an impression, isn't it the one where she restrained her relatives and forced Yuan to commit suicide?

She forgot about this person for a moment, and before she had time to settle the score with him, he tried to die again and came over to see that she would ruin his reputation this time.

Yun Xi thought of the ancestral hall that had been built, and suddenly had a flash of inspiration, and had an idea.

She walked to Yun Yao's side, leaned into her ear, and told her something, Yun Yao was startled, then nodded seriously.

And that Master Hongwen pretended to be beside her, as if he was investigating carefully.He is about fifty years old, and he looks kind and friendly. This appearance alone can really fool many ordinary people.

Just thinking that this person could be considered as one of the culprits who forced the original body to death, a murderous intent surged in Yun Xi's heart unavoidably.The corners of her lips curled up slightly, her words sarcastically said, "I don't know what Master Hongwen can see?"

Relying on the signboard of his temple and relying on the ignorant trust of the believers over the years, Master Hongwen has really done a lot of things, and he is also used to the respectful appearance. The person in the eyes couldn't help being angry.He shouted: "Amitabha, this female benefactor is indeed possessed by an evil spirit, so she needs Buddhist scriptures to purify her."

When Du Zhang heard the words, she said happily, "I'm right, she really is bewitched!"

Du Hongshi added fuel and jealousy: "No wonder we are so disrespectful to our elders. The former Yun Xi was so cute. It turned out that he was possessed by an evil spirit."

Du Zhou's face turned red with anger, "It's obvious that you didn't act like elders, so you have the nerve to say Yun Xi, in our Yanghe village, who doesn't know the unkind things you have done?" Du Hong's reputation is so bad up.

Yun Xi sneered and said: "Do you think we don't know what the two of you are planning? Don't you just collude with a monk and want to use this kind of crime to frame me. People like you who have no conscience are not worthy of being elders at all."

(End of this chapter)