After wearing the book, Ben Gong lay down all the way to win

Chapter 475 Asking the teacher to ask the crime ([-])

Xiaoyan, like Qin Yuqiu, was both clever, so it was difficult for her to understand what Auntie meant, so she turned around and took the opportunity to slip away while she was about to pour tea.

Li Shunjuan wanted to settle accounts with Qin Yuqiu wholeheartedly, and didn't care about a little girl's film, so she let her go.

She fixedly looked at Qin Yuqiu, and saw that she had a clean and fair face. Although she was as delicate as a hibiscus coming out of clear water, she was only above average, not a stunning beauty. Why was Wang Zhanpeng so fascinated by her?
While Li Shunjuan was looking at Qin Yuqiu, Qin Yuqiu was also looking at her.

Because she was born in a big family with a prominent family, Li Shunjuan was well-clothed and well-fed since she was a child, and whatever she ate and used was the best.

When she was young, she was one of the most beauties in the capital. Although she is over middle-aged now, she has been well maintained and her charm has not diminished. Compared with Qin Yuqiu now, she is not inferior in the slightest. mature and noble temperament.

Qin Yuqiu looked at the noble and luxurious woman in front of her, and her eyes could not hide her surprise.

Didn't Wang Zhanpeng tell her that the temperament of the family is that of a yellow-faced woman over forty years old?But the woman in front of her was only in her early thirties, and the fine lines between the corners of her eyes and brows could not be concealed, but she was still very charming when viewed from a distance.

Originally, she was sure to completely conquer Wang Zhanpeng and completely deal with this old woman Li Shunjuan, but now seeing the righteous master's undiminished demeanor and noble charm, she couldn't help feeling a little cowardly.

Li Shunjuan didn't understand why Wang Zhanpeng was fascinated by a woman who couldn't be called a stunning beauty, and Qin Yuqiu also didn't understand why Wang Zhanpeng was so disgusted with his wife who didn't look very old.

In fact, this question is well explained.

There is a saying, "a wife is worse than a concubine, and a concubine is worse than a thief", which can be said to thoroughly analyze the psychology of cheating.

The husband's cheating with other women is not all because the wife is not beautiful, nor is it all because the husband and wife are not harmonious, but more because of the psychology of seeking that excitement.

Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty was honored as the emperor, and there were three thousand beauties in the palace. He didn't have any beauties, but he wanted to sneak out of the palace to have sex with the famous prostitute Li Shishi, just for the sake of excitement.

(Ellie’s barrage, who wears clothes like clothes: Since you want to pursue excitement, then follow through to the end~~~)
In reality, there is also a man whose wife is very beautiful, but he has an affair with a woman outside. People are very curious to see what kind of appearance that woman is, which can make him fall in love. Puzzled, the woman was dark and thin, far from his wife.

These phenomena can all be explained by Feng Menglong's saying, "Wives are not as good as concubines, concubines are not as good as maidservants, maidservants are not as good as prostitutes, and prostitutes are not as good as stealing".

As for Wang Zhanpeng, he was born in a poor family. After ten years of hard work, he passed the imperial examination, became a Tanhualang, and married Li's daughter-in-law.

At the beginning, he and Li Shunjuan were indeed in love as husband and wife, like glue, but after a long time, the passion of the original love dissipated, and life returned to daily necessities.

Although Wang Zhanpeng's official career has gone smoothly with the support and patronage of the Li family, there are inevitably people who are jealous of him in private, and sourly ridiculed him for relying on women for his position, and is a soft food.

If it were someone else, it would be nothing more than listening to these words.

(End of this chapter)