A Family of Scholars

After all, the girl named Qi is willing to do it. With her strict and sincere temperament, he will not look down on women who are too ordinary. The problems Liu faces always have to be solved. Think about it, apart from the issue of his legitimate son, Yan Cheng's life has been too successful. Things are always like this, and everything can never go as expected.

I'm here to watch the long names upstairs~

Anyone from Qianli can see that it is a serious arrangement. As expected, the most shameless ones are politicians. Politicians always look for girls when their wives (now extended to only men of similar age) are old and mature. It has been like this in ancient and modern times. It is not surprising. In fact, I might as well not have written this chapter. The whole chapter is quite positive, but in the end I was disgusted.

Yan Cheng is indeed the most annoying character in this article. I was annoyed with him ever since he forced his eldest brother to walk on the single-plank bridge. No wonder the heroine didn't kiss him in the end. A true hypocrite. Why did the Yan family have such a weirdo? Thinking that even Yan Cheng's daughter could see how dirty these two people were, you can think of how these two people couldn't help themselves and why they were so disgusting. The last chapter felt like a fly out of a pot of good soup.

This is the most positive book I have ever read. I really like the family atmosphere of the Yan family.

It's really interesting. In fact, I can accept the second brother's concubinage. After all, the social environment at that time was like this. From a practical point of view, there is nothing wrong with it. However, it feels different from the second brother mentioned above. I have always felt that the second brother is a politician and a Confucian model with great ambitions. I will not follow this kind of mistake that makes everyone in the family question it. , Brother 2 should take concubines in a polite manner and never cause problems for himself. This makes him feel more like a politician. Of course, taking concubines did not matter in the context at that time, and the two of them had no love, but this will have some subsequent effects, such as the future engagement of the children. Originally, it was better for people who were 40 to take concubines. Once the situation is gone, the more ideal in-laws may be gone. Of course, this is just a family opinion, and we will see later that this impact is relatively small. However, I feel that the second brother is really out of shape when he comes like this. He does not look like a gentleman from a family of poems and books. The way of Confucius and Mencius is to keep promises. He violated the rules of the family, and This incident caused unrest in the family, and it was not something a sensible person would do, especially since the second brother had such high demands on himself. He was a politician, so he should have thought very carefully, and he would not have any clues. He could have waited until he was 40 before taking a concubine, which would have cost him and Liu Xiang's mother's family, and still left him with a good reputation. In addition, I don't quite understand why Liu Xiang chose to marry Miss Qi and take a concubine for her husband. I understand. What I don't understand is, wouldn't it be better to choose a girl who is easy to control? The book says that Miss Qi is easy to control. I think a girl who dares to travel thousands of miles to Liaodong should not be so easy to control, even if Liu Xiang is raising his first son. , There are still risks, especially the second brother still has a crush on the girl, so why not choose a real maid or the status is really not like that of a big lady. In that era, virtuous people existed, and this unwise behavior will cause many problems. I won't go into details here. Just watch the green jj. It's very incomprehensible. I think if you accept a girl like this, would you really be grateful to Liu Xiang? Will you be arrogant because of your favor, or be arrogant because of your son? Not now, but when the second brother dies, or Liu Xiang dies, Miss Qi is an orphan, but she has a child, and there are still some risks in the future. If you choose, wouldn't it be better to choose a safe one? If it is for the sake of her mother's family, it is better to choose a distant cousin from her mother's family. The second brother is unlikely to fall in love, and it is easier for her mother's family to control her. On the contrary, it is easier to manipulate than Miss Qi. So I still think Liu Xiang's move is really strange. She thinks this will gain the respect of her husband and her husband's family. But in the future, I personally don't think it is appropriate. But these are just family opinions. I would like to thank the author for writing such a plain and heartwarming article as "Scholarly Family". I look forward to your new work and hope that your writing will get better and better. Come on.

The pair Yan Cheng and Qi. . . . I said that the Qi family is the mother-in-law of Li Ze's cousin's concubine. Why is she so shameless? Yan Cheng is the same. Fortunately, she is my favorite character.

I have read this article from beginning to end. I haven't read it for a while. I opened it today and found out that it is finished. I was really reluctant to read it in one go and fell in love with the characters in the book. In the blink of an eye, Ming Jiang has three buns. It seems that I have really been with them for twenty years. I can't explain the melancholy. Although I was caught by the extra story in the end, I still like this article overall.

I'm disgusted with Miss Qi, and I'm disgusted with Yan Cheng. I've always liked this article, and I don't understand why the author had to add this line at the end... What makes me disgusted with Miss Qi and Yan Cheng is not because Yan Cheng wants to take her as a concubine, but because Miss Qi's innocent thoughts have been seen by her daughter, and she feels dirty no matter what she thinks.

What does this yellow card mean?