Be Careful General's Wife!

"It's unreasonable, it's simply unreasonable." Wu Qingliu shouted angrily.

"Where is it unreasonable?" An old but angry voice came from outside the door, and the silver-haired Mrs. Yun was helped into the main hall by the maid.

She had heard that people from the Wu family had come to see her in-laws, but she had just walked to the door. Hearing Wu Qingliu say that her Yun family was going to marry an unchaste woman, she stood at the door angrily and slowed down.

"My Ayi is very good. She is the magistrate of Jiangzhou, personally appointed by the emperor. Who in Jiangzhou dares to say anything bad about her?" Mrs. Yun said loudly.

Jiangzhou county head?

There was also a clear look in Wu Qingliu's eyes, and his expression was mocking.

It turned out that he wanted to cling to the rich and powerful, so he wanted to marry a woman who took care of his children. A merchant's family is a merchant's family, and he has no character at all.

Wu Qingliu thought that he understood that the Yun family wanted to cling to the powerful, so they would marry this person, but he didn't think that if Yun Luochuan could be the leader of the top three, he would have the strength to be the number one, making the Yun family a powerful person.

Mrs. Yun's eyes were very sharp. Seeing Wu Qingliu's expression, she knew what he was thinking, and scolded: "Put the expression on your face away, my Yun family didn't want to marry Ayi in order to cling to the rich and powerful. Before Ah Yi presented the golden mountain to the emperor as county head, our Yun family had already recognized her."

"Besides, with my grandson Luo Chuan's abilities, he can even be the number one scholar, so why should he cling to the powerful?"

Wu Qingliu's expression froze slightly, and he was speechless again.

The Bai family and the three younger ones stared wide-eyed in shock, Jin Shan, the woman Yun Luochuan was going to marry, turned out to be the county lord after offering Jin Shan to the emperor.

Not only can she own Jinshan, but she is also willing to give it to the emperor. It is really extraordinary. They suddenly became curious about this niece/cousin-in-law.

"When you came, did you see the red lanterns hanging outside every house?" Mrs. Yun asked, raising her chin.

"I see." Wu Mingzhu said, "Isn't that the one you haven't picked off after the Chinese New Year?"

"Hmph..." Mrs. Yun smiled and said, "It was only hung up in the past few days. It was put up by the people of Jiangzhou City for my Ayi and my Luochuan's wedding."

"Go out and inquire. The people in Jiangzhou, if they mention my Ayi, they will give her a thumbs up and praise her."

"Because of her, we produced tribute tea in Jiangzhou, and the price of tea in Jiangzhou has increased several times. The tea farmers who used to work on tea trees for a year but couldn't make money all made money by selling tea. This Jiangzhou tea Gongcha is the tea from my Ayi's family."

"My Ayi opened a shop, bought tea mountains, hired people from Jiangzhou to work, and the wages were at least two taels of silver per person. This really made the workers earn money, and I don't know how many people from poor families It just keeps getting better and better.”

"Also, the academy built by our Ah Yi has already been built. In half a month, we will start accepting students. There are separate campuses for men and women, and both men and women will be accepted. If we don't finish repairing, the children will be admitted for free."

Speaking of these things that grandson's daughter-in-law did, Mrs. Yun looked very proud.

"Your Wu family is a scholarly family. You value etiquette, benevolence and filial piety the most, and you value scholars the most. I haven't seen you spread your benevolence and accept children who can't afford to study for free. But our Ayi, a girl, she did it." , the men of your Wu family are not as good as her." What qualifications do people who can't even compare to her family's A Yi have to say her family's A Yi?

"..." Wu Qingliu blushed with anger, but had no words to refute.