She is the legitimate daughter of the Yu family. Her parents died early, and her cousin is also the mother-in-law of both parents. The marriage they had arranged early in life was favored by her cousin. Mrs. Yu, the only one she can rely on, is getting older. Wave after wave of bloody thunder is happening to the ladies of the Yu family. It just depends on who can have the last laugh.
The eldest girl: Yu Qiuling (the first daughter-in-law)
The second girl: Yu Qiufang (the first daughter-in-law)
The third girl: Yu Qiudi (the direct daughter of the second wife)
The fourth girl: Yu Qiuyun (born as a concubine in the eldest family)
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The Qi family is indeed very sad. If there is a legitimate son, he should not seize the title. Mrs. Lin is so strong that it would not be bad to have a son. The old Mrs. Lin Er is the main reason why this tragedy happened. The Lin family shouldn't have much of a problem. So when Yu Qiudi comes in, she and her husband and mother-in-law should be able to handle the relationship well. It's not like they can't have a son, so the Qi family's title will not be changed. Emperor Dazhu said that if Lin Shunting is over before handling the title, maybe things will turn around as the Luo family said? But these are all decided by the author, haha, and if the Qi family records the two concubines in the name of their legitimate mothers, will they also become legitimate sons, and then it will be difficult for the emperor to find reasons to seize the title. In short, from the perspective of the Qi family and the Lin family, it is still necessary for the family to be in harmony and then to be successful. Even if there is no title, like Grandma Lin, if the two sons are successful, the Lin family will come back. However, there is still a golden finger for Yu Qiudi and Xiao Tao. The description of Yu Qiudi and Luo Muyuan's pre-marriage relationship is not very sufficient, and the two of them somehow fell in love with each other.
I knew that Grandma Lin's children would be well-raised.
The Qi family is indeed very sad. If there is a legitimate son, he should not seize the title. Mrs. Lin is so strong that it would not be bad to have a son. The old Mrs. Lin Er is the main reason why this tragedy happened. The Lin family shouldn't have much of a problem. So when Yu Qiudi comes in, she and her husband and mother-in-law should be able to handle the relationship well. It's not like they can't have a son, so the Qi family's title will not be changed. Emperor Dazhu said that if Lin Shunting is over before handling the title, maybe things will turn around as the Luo family said? But these are all decided by the author, haha, and if the Qi family records the two concubines in the name of their legitimate mothers, will they also become legitimate sons, and then it will be difficult for the emperor to find reasons to seize the title. In short, from the perspective of the Qi family and the Lin family, it is still necessary for the family to be in harmony and then to be successful. Even if there is no title, like Grandma Lin, if the two sons are successful, the Lin family will come back. However, there is still a golden finger for Yu Qiudi and Xiao Tao. The description of Yu Qiudi and Luo Muyuan's pre-marriage relationship is not very sufficient, and the two of them somehow fell in love with each other.
I knew that Grandma Lin's children would be well-raised.