The lucky star of rebirth

Chapter 35
Hearing these words, Cheng Ping'an felt even more sympathy for Feng Rongrong, and said, "It's another tragedy of the fate of parents. I don't know how many good girls have been hurt by this kind of tragedy."

The woman also strongly agreed: "In this Jinling city, there are no three or five concubines in the family of the high-ranking sons and daughters, who face the east today and face the west tomorrow, and for the sake of the concubine, they will make their wives mean to death... "

Speaking of this, the woman seemed to think of Cheng Ping'an's first wife, Feng Shi, who had just passed away, and she was a little scared, so she stopped and stopped talking, but Cheng Ping'an didn't think too much, nodded and said: "That's true, it's true. How many people can take the misery of their daughter's family into their hearts."

The woman had said something wrong, but now seeing that Cheng Pingan didn't blame her, she hurriedly said a few words of flattery: "There are a few people like you in Jinling City, those girls in your mansion can't be bothered." Really blessed."

Cheng Pingan smiled for a while: "Thank you, thank you."

He called the shopkeeper to give some instructions and then went out on horseback. Cheng Ping'an was not slow, but after a while he bumped into Feng Rongrong again. He hurriedly stopped Feng Rongrong. It seemed that she had just cried and asked quickly, Feng Rongrong only said that nothing happened, Cheng Ping'an was still worried, and had been riding a horse from a distance to follow Feng Rongrong to send her back to Rongwei Hou's mansion.

Not to mention what Cheng Pingan thought when he returned to Duke Cheng's mansion, but Princess Jinyang immediately went to find the Empress Dowager when she returned to the palace, and said angrily to the Empress Dowager, "Queen Mother, don't build that princess mansion, I don't want to live in the princess." Mansion, I live in Duke Cheng's mansion, I want to be close to Cheng Lang, and I want to honor my parents-in-law for him, what is it like to live in the Princess' mansion."

At that time, the Empress Dowager was drinking tea, and she almost didn't choke when she heard this sentence. She put down her teacup and looked at Princess Jinyang as if she didn't know her: "Who taught you this?"

"No one, I thought about it myself." Princess Jinyang smiled and sat beside the empress dowager coquettishly: "Although I am a princess, I am also a woman, and I also want to marry each other after marriage. If I live in the princess Cheng Lang lives in Duke Cheng's mansion, so how can we have any relationship between husband and wife after we haven't seen each other for a long time? Queen Mother, I have thought about this for a long time, but I decided not to use Princess Mansion and live in Duke Cheng's mansion. Ordinary women usually take care of their husbands and teach their children."

The empress dowager didn't look happy at all, but worried.

After a long time, she let out a long sigh: "If you want, then let me do it. The empress mother will give you the money from the princess mansion as a dowry. I only hope that you will be well in the future."

"I will be fine." Princess Jinyang smiled again: "Mother, just rest assured, I will honor you with Cheng Lang in the future."

"Come on, come on." The empress dowager waved her hands repeatedly: "I don't need you to be filial, as long as you can be good, I will be satisfied."

Princess Jinyang became more and more happy, and talked with the empress dowager for a while before leaving.

She just left on the front foot, but the empress dowager's face was full of sorrow, she turned her head and said to her confidant: "I don't know what kind of evil has fallen on this child, but... if I don't make her suffer a lot, I'm afraid she won't be able to wake up." , She really thinks that Cheng Ping'an is a sentient being? Hmph, if it is really sentient, why is there no Feng family?"

The confidant aunt standing behind the empress dowager bowed her head and did not respond. She also knew that the empress dowager did not ask her what she meant, but just took the opportunity to vent her anger.

However, Ji Songxian and Ji Zhen cleared out all the books in Ji Yi's study that day, and packed each book according to category. Ji Songxian wrote a lot of signs and placed them on the bookshelf, and her brothers followed her writing. The category on the sign above put the books on that bookshelf, and they were arranged according to the strokes of the first character of the book from less to more. After being so busy for three or four days, all the books were finally arranged.

After tidying up the study and asking Ji Yi to check it out, Ji Yi said the name of a book, and Ji Songxian searched for the book as quickly as possible, which was much more convenient and quicker than Ji Yi used to find books.

Ji Gang asked Ji Zhen to read the names of a few books, and he found them out without a cup of tea. Joyful Ji Gang laughed: "This method is really good, if I organize all the files according to this method, Fan, it will be much easier to find in the future.”

Ji Gang is currently in charge of the Ministry of Criminal Justice, and he is in charge of all kinds of case files. He often has a headache because of searching for the case files. Today, seeing that Ji Songxian's good method is very effective, he is naturally happy to emulate it.

Hearing what Ji Gang said, Ji Songxian stepped forward with a smile: "Brother, if you want to organize the files, you should first divide them by year and month, and then divide them into subcategories according to the category of the case, and then put them in one place according to the method of strokes. It's much clearer."

Ji Gang smiled and said: "It's extreme, it's extreme, it should be arranged by year and month first."

For a while, the fifth season and the sixth season also said: "The Hanlin Academy has the most books, and it is not easy for us to find books back home. We should tell the head academy and tell him to find some people to follow Jiumei's method. Let’s sort it out, and it will be much easier for you Hanlin to find books in the future.”

After hearing this, all the sons of Ji's family thought in their hearts that this method could help them, so they bid farewell to Ji Yi and Ji Songxian, and went back to write their articles of association.

Ji Yi also knew that those boys might have ideas, so he didn't stop him, but just took Ji Songxian to drink tea and chat.

While talking, Ji Yi fell asleep leaning on the chair. Ji Songxian knew that Ji Yi must have been extremely busy with business during this period, and he was so tired that he was so distressed that he called someone to send Ji Yi Yi moved to the bed, and covered him with a quilt lightly to feel at ease.

After a while, Wu's family ordered someone to tell Ji Songxian to pack up earlier, and tomorrow he took her to live in the village in the suburbs for a while.

Ji Songxian had no choice but to go back to the house to pack his luggage, and after sleeping all night, he got up early the next day to pay his respects to Mrs. Wu, and went out with Mrs. Wu by the way.

After breakfast with Ji Songxian, Mrs. Wu loaded the luggage into the carriage, and asked Mrs. Sun for instructions before taking Ji Songxian out. The two of them got into the carriage and told Uncle Wu to drive away quickly while talking and laughing.

It was still early at this time, and there were only some shouts of small businesses on the street, there were not many pedestrians, and the road was extremely smooth.

It didn't take long for the carriage to get out of the city gate, and the carriage didn't really leave the city until the carriage passed the wooden bridge laid on the moat. Ji Songxian hadn't been out of the city for a long time, so he opened the window to look out at the scenery, and didn't want to see it. Many tall wooden instruments were placed beside the moat, and several people pulled the ropes under each wooden stake, and saw a big bucket like a human hand hanging from the wooden stake, and the bucket slowly stretched into the river. The man pulled the rope violently, and the bucket closed, and pulled it again, and a lot of mud was pulled out.

If the bucket of mud lifted by people were to be dug, ten people might not be able to dig so much in half a day. Ji Songxian and his party were almost dumbfounded.

Because she thought, with so many wooden utensils dredging at one place, it might not take many days to clean up the mud. Looking at it from a distance, she saw many people dressed as farmers pushing carts to transport those that still gave off a little smell. The silt, presumably, must be transported back to the fertile fields in the fields.

Ji Songxian thought that she just came up with a clever trick for a while, but it was also used by the people in the Ministry of Industry, and he was quite proud of it.

But after a while, she thought that this wooden utensil might have been thought up by Cheng Ping'an. In this way, His Majesty might value Cheng Ping'an even more, and Cheng Ping'an's prestige among the people would be even higher, and she still felt a little unwilling.

But what can she do if she is not willing, when it comes to these clever methods, she is nothing compared to being safe, and she can't make the people of Jinling suffer so much because of her unwillingness and resentment.

Ji Songxian heaved a long sigh in his heart, put down the curtains and stopped looking.

Therefore, she did not see Cheng Huaijin standing under a wooden vessel not far away and directing the craftsmen to repair something, let alone the admiration of the people from the Ministry of Industry towards Cheng Huaijin.

Seeing that Ji Songxian was very interested at first, after looking at the moat for a while, the whole person froze, and guessed what Ji Songxian was thinking, she pulled Ji Songxian to her side and stroked her hair, and whispered: "Cheng Ping'an is a private person. He has some disadvantages in virtue, but he also has some abilities. Now His Majesty values ​​him very much. We really have nothing to do with him. Your father and him are officials in the same dynasty. Regardless of what happens in private, there is nothing wrong with him in public. There are some things that we have to endure and wait... just wait, if one day our family will get it back for you."

When Ji Songxian saw that Mrs. Wu was so worried, she threw away all her original unwillingness and smiled at Mrs. Wu: "Mother, don't persuade me anymore. I have nothing to do. I know it clearly in my heart. You can't just look at personal grievances in dealing with people, you have to look at the big picture." Keep an eye on everything, and don't care about every little thing, I don't have any resentment towards him now, I just want to live my life well, and in the future, I will always be good."

Seeing that Ji Songxian was serious about what he said, Mrs. Wu also heaved a sigh of relief.

The two women talked and laughed, and it didn't take long for the carriage to stop in front of a very simple village.

Ji Songxian and Mrs. Wu got out of the car and slowly entered the Zhuangzi. While walking, Ji Songxian looked at the Zhuangzi, but saw that the Zhuangzi was built with green bricks, only some brick and stone screens at the gate, and the rest were green bricks. The bricks, gray tiles and white walls are very simple and simple. In addition, this village is hidden among the green mountains, green waters, pines, cypresses, green grass, red flowers, and it shows a bit of natural interest.

Ji Songxian only watched it for a while, and fell in love with this Zhuangzi in her heart. She walked all the way around and gave directions to share with Mrs. Wu. When they reached the backyard, Mrs. Wu chose a sunny yard. Living in one place, Mrs. Wu had no choice but to let her alone, and asked the women in the village to tidy up a yard for the two mothers, cleaned out all the main rooms, and arranged the bedding that they brought. Ji Songxian had nothing to do. So I picked some wild flowers of various colors in Zhuangzi with Ruoliang, took a white celestial ball bottle for water and put it on the window sill, which made the whole room a little more interesting.

(End of this chapter)