Li Weiguo wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into the world of "The Courtyard Full of Birds".
At this point, Qin Huairu hasn't married Jia Dongxu yet, so Li Weiguo plans to use all his savings to get Qin Huairu for himself.
But he never expected that Qin Huairu, seeing how much demand there was for her, would get greedy and try to double her bride price.
Li Weiguo: "Qin Huairu, I'll ask you one more time: are you asking for double the bride price?"
Qin Huairu: "That's right. After I marry you, I'll have to cook for you, do your laundry, and take care of the housework."
Hearing this, Li Weiguo turns to her cousin, Qin Jingru, and asks, "I'll marry you instead. Will you marry me?"
Qin Jingru blushes and nods.
Li Weiguo takes Qin Jingru by the hand and heads home, leaving Qin Huairu standing there in stunned bewilderment.
When they get home,
Li Weiguo tells Qin Jingru, "If you marry me, I'll give you the best life possible. But I have one condition: you must have nothing more to do with the Qin family."
Qin Jingru replies obediently, "All right, honey!"
And that's how it begins.
There is a big problem with the author's three views. He calls a dead old woman who locks the door of other unmarried men and women a good person. He calls a divorced Dejima who got married again and then came back to find the biological father of a third party and calls him loyal. That's awesome.
If it affects IQ, if you introduce people to the courtyard to your wife, you can tell your wife about things that haven't happened yet.
If someone wants to treat you to peanuts, tear down your home, and break all the machines, what are those few words?
I traveled through time, and there was an omnipotent system that actually relied on two women to be in charge. Haha.
It's good to ask for He Yuyu and Yu Haitang.