Her husband was both civilized and military, and he was active in the battlefield. He had made countless meritorious deeds in the past eight years, and the royal reward was enough to circle the capital three times, but... These were just the past.
Now my husband, the marshal lost his troops, the general lost his leg, and the whole Bu family was loyal and sacrificed their lives for the country. In the end, only an old man and a limp were left, and they were driven out of the capital by the ruthless emperor. It was really miserable and shabby to the extreme.
Xi Yunzhi's biggest wish in this life is to ensure that the whole family is well fed and not hungry. Looking at the large sum of private money that he had saved so hard, he thought that it should be enough, so he asked, "How many people are there in the Bu family?"
My husband's two guards looked at each other and said in unison: "Madam, there are a total of two hundred thousand people."
"..."
"Ah, the general's wife fainted!"
Being poor and without money, the general's wife said that it would be difficult to make a living in this family.
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★Uncle Hua has something to say: The author is a big man who picks his feet. His writing style is not refined, and most of it is related to his character. I really can't write a beautiful article that can take up a large space with just a eating bowl. Please forgive me. The pace of this article is fast and the plot does not drag on. This is a counterattack and refreshing article, with occasionally unrestrained settings, but it does not affect reading. My purpose is: bad people are bad, and good people are even worse. If you do bad things, you will die faster. Thanks. ★
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