Chu Ge, the inheritor of kiln brick craftsmanship, once traveled through time and became the owner of kiln bricks, an unpopular concubine.
The scumbag father had many sons. The eldest brother of the mistress was afraid that the family property would be divided, so he drove the mother and son out of the house.
It happened that the bricks in the Chu family's kiln were damaged by a heavy rain. In order to guarantee the delivery of the bricks, Zha's brother forced him to marry a competitor and marry his stupid eldest daughter.
Chugo:......
Fortunately the binding - kiln system, flame kiln bricks like Calcifer,
Systematic brick burning, shortened cycle, high output, excellent quality,
Mud bricks are cheap and durable, can withstand wind and rain, and are loved by the people.
Red, warm in winter, cool in summer, the neighborhood squires praised it.
The blue bricks are carved with patterns to show their nobility and are favored by dignitaries.
Gold bricks are hard and fine in texture and look like metal when struck. They were used as royal supplies for palace construction.
The kiln bricks were sold all over the country, and Chu Ge became the richest man in the Jin Dynasty. He recorded the kiln brick craftsmanship in a book and passed it down for generations.
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In order to treat his mother's illness, Chu Ge had no choice but to get engaged to an older, foolish girl.
However, during the wedding night, when the bride lifted her red hijab, she was shocked: "Little beggar? Stove burner? Carver and painter..."
Jiang Min'er blinked her innocent eyes, "I am your wife."
Chugo:......
The scumbag father and the eldest brother were dumbfounded. They originally thought that the concubine's status as a wife would be low in the opponent's family.
Unexpectedly, the Shuzi Kiln Brick business is booming.
I thought that my daughter was very stupid.
Unexpectedly, the eldest lady is not only as beautiful as a fairy, but also an expert in making a fortune.
A female junior holds a gold brick!
Intention: Work hard to move bricks and embrace gold bricks