After being forced to marry by her stepmother, the Koi wife brings prosperity to the whole family

The servant lowered his head and quickly replied, "It's the princess." The pink-dressed woman was the daughter of the eldest princess of the Northern Di Kingdom. She was named the princess because she was loved by her. She grew up with Wei Xun, but because of her unruly temper, Wei Xun never liked her, but the princess insisted on pestering him. Wei Xun used to raise a white cat, and he often played with it in his hands. Later, when the princess found out, she caught the cat herself, made a soup and sent it to Wei Xun. When they grew up, Wei Xun accidentally glanced at a passing maid, so the princess burned the maid's face with iron sheets, cut off her limbs and placed them in the garden where Wei Xun usually passed by.

This scared Wei Xun a lot, and he hated her in the future.

But this still did not stop her from wanting to marry him.

The princess asked the king for an imperial decree early to grant them a marriage.

However, Wei Xun was not satisfied with the marriage, and after resisting to no avail, he sneaked out and met Lady Wu.

This time, the princess finally found out his whereabouts, but saw that he had married and had children. She was resentful and wanted to cut Lady Wu and the child into pieces.

The servant received her order and secretly came to Zhou's house the next day.

The Zhou family was busy feeding Lady Wu medicine.

After taking the medicine boiled by Du Wanchun for a day, the poison was basically resolved.

Xiao Qing'er can eat rice porridge cooked by Madam Zhuang like a normal child.

Now that the weather is cold, Aunt Zhou added a few more pots of charcoal fire in the house, and soon Madam Wu will be able to walk on the ground.

The servant was wandering outside the door with three or four servants.

After walking around, they secretly came to the back door of Zhou's house.

The back door of Zhou's house is connected to the yard where chickens and ducks are raised.

As soon as they came to the door, the chickens and ducks in the yard raised their heads and called.

The servant stopped immediately and said to them, "Be careful."

These people all know Qinggong, and after nodding, they stood up and jumped over the high wall.

As soon as they landed, the chickens and ducks raised their heads and looked at the wall.

The servants bent over and prepared to go to the back kitchen.

Just as they took two steps, the chickens and ducks that were originally surrounded in the chicken and duck pens suddenly jumped up one by one.

"Cluck, cluck, cluck~"

"Quack, cluck, cluck~"

They fluttered their wings and flew towards them one by one.

"This chicken?!" The servants were startled and quickly hid behind.

But these chickens and ducks were very agile and pecked at their eyes and foreheads.

"Ah! My eyes!"

"Ah! My head!"

The servants waved their knives at the chickens and ducks.

But there were too many of them, and they pecked at their eyes one by one.

The servants heard the noise inside and dared not come in again. They looked inside through the crack of the door, "Ah! These chickens and ducks have become spirits!"

The backyard was noisy, which startled Aunt Zhou and Madam Zhuang in the front yard.

"Listen, is there any sound in the backyard?" Madam Zhuang said, pulling Aunt Zhou aside.

Aunt Zhou stood up quickly, "Oh no, there must be thieves in the backyard."

The Third Prince and Wei Xun quickly took their swords and rushed to the backyard without waiting for Aunt Zhou and Du Wanchun to speak.

When they arrived at the backyard, the servants were already lying on the ground covered in blood.

The chickens and ducks raised their heads, as if they were waiting for a reward.

Du Wanchun quickly grabbed a handful of rice and threw it to them.

The chickens and ducks pecked at the rice together and ate happily.

Aunt Zhou came over and said in surprise, "Who are these people? They don't look like thieves from their clothes."

Just then, Zhou Ruiyuan came back. He grabbed the servant who was sneaking away and threw him to the ground, "Mom, there's a live one here."