[The mistress goes crazy + all the villains fight each other + sobriety in the world with paid pension + green tea drama queen + second male lead]
After traveling through time and becoming the daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, Shang Jianwei went to Beijing with a dowry of 800 yuan to fulfill her engagement.
As a result, on the wedding day, the gate of Dingbei Gongfu was closed tightly, and she was asked to demote herself as a concubine and free up her position as a wife to marry Li Qingque, the "savior" brought back from the border.
Did the Hou Mansion think she would burst into tears?
Shang Jianwei wrote a document on the spot to lock up the dowry:
"Being a concubine? That's fine! You don't have to serve your parents-in-law, socialize and have children, and the Marquis's house also provides you with regular subsidies. Isn't this just a VIP with paid pension!"
She stayed in the side hospital behind closed doors, counting money, drinking tea and growing flowers, and lay in bed for two years.
Unexpectedly, the mistress, Li Qingque, was not good at housekeeping and suffered huge losses. Her true love filter was shattered everywhere, forcing her and the prince Pei Xiuzhi to smash dishes and pots every day, both of them went crazy, and even became jealous of her dowry!
Shang Jianwei: "You want to destroy my job? Then let's learn about tea art."
The prince was tortured and came to the courtyard to seek comfort. Shang Jian pushed him out with slightly red eyes:
"His Majesty, please leave quickly. Madam has a fierce temper. I will be sad to see you here... It doesn't matter if I feel a little neglected, as long as you are loving, ahem..."
Turning around, she "unintentionally" revealed this matter to her mistress.
As a result, the front yard was full of chickens and dogs, and the crazy father-in-law and crazy women were beaten to death; the merchant in the backyard saw that he had finished eating the melon seeds and sold out the shops mortgaged by the government.
Later, the prince finally repented and knelt in the heavy rain begging her to look at him.
Pei Huaiji, the elder brother of the regent who held all the power in the government, kicked him away. He held up an umbrella to protect Shang Jianwei in his arms and whispered with cold eyes:
"Have you had enough acting? I've used up the knife I borrowed from you. Now it's time to become my king's true concubine."
