After Marrying a Dandy by Mistake, I Overthrew the General's Mansion

The fifteenth year of Yong'an, the seventh day of the twelfth lunar month. The ancestral hall of General Zhenyuan's Mansion was as cold as an ice cellar. The white lanterns hanging under the eaves were swaying in the wind, making the faces in the courtyard look like paper. When Song Mingtang woke up, he was kneeling on the green brick floor. Knee pain. Back pain. My head hurts more. The most terrible thing is that there is a woman wearing a sapphire blue brocade coat standing in front of her, with a gold silk phoenix hairpin on her temples, looking at her with a motherly face that says "I am doing this for your own good". "Sister Tang, if you are willing to nod today, you will still be the eldest daughter of the General's Mansion from now on. If you are not willing, all the ancestors in the ancestral hall will be watching." Song Mingtang blinked. Very good. … Her stepmother Wen Suwan asked her to agree to break off her engagement with Xie Huaijin, the eldest son of Duke Anguo, and give the engagement to her concubine Song Wanrou. The reasons are also very touching. Song Wanrou's "reputation was damaged after falling into the water", Prince Xie was "willing to take responsibility", and the two "liked each other". As for Song Mingtang, the eldest daughter, since she holds the title of elder sister, she should help her. What happens after it is completed? She would be hastily married to a poor man. On the surface, the man was noble, but secretly he had been bribed by Wen Suwan. After the marriage, he took her dowry and forced her to write a letter of dissolution. When the Song family's old feud broke out, she was pushed out to take the blame, and her death was more dense than the negative comments in the comment section. Song Mingtang looked down at his fingers, which were purple from the cold, and suddenly laughed. The laughter was very light, but everyone in the ancestral hall was stunned with laughter. Wen Suwan's eyebrows twitched: "Sister Tang, why are you laughing?"