Xiuhua

After reading about twenty chapters, I'm a bit confused whether those who say it's good in the comments section really think it's good or not. . . . . . After writing more than twenty chapters, I didn't clearly describe what kind of family the Cheng family was. The introduction said that it was a century-old family that relied on embroidery skills. However, apart from introducing the great aunt's embroidery skills to support the declining Cheng family at that time, there was no mention of anything about embroidery skills. So what kind of family is the Cheng family, a businessman? Official? Bookish? Second, here comes the question. I can't tell what kind of aristocratic family they are. Why do they deliberately raise and waste other sons? There are only a few types of people who can do this kind of thing: First, noble families with hereditary titles. There was only one title, so in order to prevent his descendants from fighting each other, he tried his best to train his eldest son and deliberately raised his other sons. Second, if one's achievements are too great to surpass the master's, the emperor's wariness may be lowered. The third son is not his biological son, or he hates this son and deliberately raises him to waste. What kind of family is Cheng? It's neither of those. In ancient times, the emphasis was on having more children and more blessings. Even farmers wanted to have more sons and more labor, let alone a big family. The Cheng family does not have a title to inherit, nor does it have secret skills to pass down from generation to generation. The more successful sons there are, the stronger the family will be. In many ancient dynasties, family law was even greater than national law, because of the power of grouping. What's more, according to the Cheng family's practice, the five generations of concubines are not divided into families, so the eldest son of the third master Cheng should not be raised, but the eldest son of the first master Cheng should be raised, and the whole family should work together to train one person. In order to prevent other descendants from disobedience and the tragedy of fratricide, all other sons were raised as useless. Let's talk about this concubine's third bedroom! I don't know if there is something wrong with my understanding. After the heroine woke up after being injured, her grandmother took her around to the sisters-in-law's houses in each room, the big room, the second room, and the fourth room. He was vague and didn't explain which room the recommender Cheng Xing belonged to. I understand it should be about four bedrooms. Later, Cheng Xing's aunt took Cheng Xing to the house of Mrs. Cheng San, the heroine, who was called the third house in the article. So does this third wife refer to Mr. Cheng San, or the heroine's father - Mr. Cheng San? If it refers to Mr. Cheng San, Cheng Xing is also called the third concubine. Where did the third concubine come from? What does it have to do with Cheng 1, 2 and 4 who were visited by Mrs. Cheng San earlier? ! Oh, the third concubine's room refers to the third concubine's room in Mr. Cheng Si's house. Please, don't you think it's too messy? People of different seniority can be called together. Is there such a saucy operation? If the third wife refers to the father-in-law and the four old masters of the Cheng family, is it possible that only the third master of the Cheng family has a third son who is a legitimate son, while the other three only gave birth to one or two sons? No matter what the coincidence is, I can accept it if you insist on it. Then let me ask another question. Since five generations of the Cheng family live together, what are the names of the sons of each family when they worship their ancestors on New Year's Day? Should we call Cheng Da from the Cheng family and Cheng Er from the Cheng Er family? Forgive me for my limited brain capacity, the author is great, please make a relationship list of the characters! Finally, let's talk about Cheng Xing. With the Cheng family's style of allocating all resources to the eldest son, a concubine's daughter almost became a fool for hurting her legitimate daughter. The punishment was actually just a grounding. What else? The child is not strong enough to push someone down. What kind of weird views are these? Isn't the point of this matter that Cheng Xing was so ruthless that he hurt his own sisters at such a young age? Not to mention that after Cheng Xing took her back to the Cheng family, the mothers of each house in the Cheng family felt as if they were facing a powerful enemy and were frightened by the concubine. I was really drunk, even if Aunt Cheng Xing's brother or father or something had gained power. But since the Cheng family will never be able to correct Aunt Cheng Xing for this, it means that the Cheng family is not afraid of her power, so what are these matrons afraid of? It's not like we have the same parents or the same grandfather. We have nothing to do with each other, so we can just refuse her to come to the house! What's there to be afraid of? ! To sum up, dear colleagues, do I have a problem or do you have a problem?

I don't know why it's a bit depressing to watch. Looking at Cheng's behavior, there is a big gap between before and after. The chapters about Cheng become more and more disgusting. Cheng's eating appearance is ugly. When I read the recent chapters, I feel like I can't eat anything and can't spit it out. That Cheng family was like a fake white lotus. Gu Youkai clearly gave up the release for her sake, and she felt complacent for several days. After being told by her family, she turned around and pretended to be aggrieved. Gu Youkai comforted her against her will that she would not be elected even if she ran for the election. She actually believed it and was a little dissatisfied with Gu Youkai for being unmotivated. It's simply the kind of person who cares about both face and face. Also regarding Master Gu Wu's complacency towards her, as for the director of the house, he hinted at Kejia's financial problems, hinted that Gu Youkai wanted a cook, and sent people to ask for food from Kejia. He asked for a lot of food, which also showed that this person was shallow-sighted, greedy, and scheming. The author wrote several times that Gu Youkai observed the Cheng family and saw no problems, only grievances. It felt like a forced whitewash. In short, Cheng's perception was even more disgusting than that of Mrs. Gu at the beginning. Second Young Mistress Gu at least appears to be more open-minded on the outside, but she is the kind of person who is annoying in the dark. It feels like if this continues, Gu Youkai's life will become more and more depressing, so it's better for Gu Youkai to get divorced.

In fact, Linglong Embroidery's works have always been consistent and steady, and I really like her first works, which are well-dressed and well-dressed. Then he looked at her Yutang Jinmen, Jinzhai and Anyuan. To read her works, you need to be patient and calm, and follow the heroine to feel the little things in life and the peaceful daily life of a couple. Sometimes you feel that the author is using ancient fictions to describe today's daily life, including parents, parents-in-law, husband and wife, sisters-in-law, neighbors, friends, relatives, and all kinds of household problems. Thank you very much for having such an author quietly letting you experience it.

Finally, the parents of the heroine in this book are no longer selfish and scumbag parents, and the third wife she lives in currently feels very good, and the heroine does not seem as stupid as the previous heroine.

I don't understand Cheng's thinking: "When she has a child, she wants to save something for her child. All she wants are things from Changyuan." The heroine's dowry also belongs to Changyuan. Does she want it too? Instead of thinking about living a good life and saving things for your children, you want to ask others for them?

The Cheng family initially felt that the Yue family was good, and later became close to the Zhuo family. I instantly remembered a sentence: fish looks for fish, shrimp looks for shrimp, turtle looks for tortoise. 😂That is, you must do it to death, otherwise it will be in vain.

Cheng Kejia lived a very stable life, indifferent and contented!

Is Mr. Cheng too greedy? Do you want to grab literacy books at this time? Comparing with Brother Ji? It's definitely a case of snake essence disease.

When she first got married, she was thankful for her good luck. Her husband's family did not think her family was incompetent and she married Gu Youkai as they wished. The premise of this gratitude was that she did not see her eldest sister-in-law. When I first met Kejia, my mentality was that I had never seen the training of a daughter from a noble family, so I felt that she was fake and pretending to be noble. In fact, there is no other feeling in my heart except jealousy. In the intervening years, I mockingly said that under the doting of Mr. Gu Wu who was blind and blind, first he used his eyesight to ask for things, and then he said it would be wrong if he didn't give them to you. What's even more funny is that Mr. Gu Wu actually thinks that Kejia's dowry should be given to the Cheng family. This move makes the Cheng family even more shady. If she hadn't committed suicide and Gu Xiuli came back and told the truth, she probably would have used Mr. Gu Wu to attack Kejia and her children, and finally Gu Youze. Only in this way can the Cheng family seize Kejia's property, become the head of the fifth house under the protection of Mr. Gu Wu, and show the demeanor of a clan wife who thinks she is better than Kejia. A person's ambition is not there from the beginning. It only grows when external forces and one's own desires cannot be controlled. Sometimes I really hope that she can fulfill her wish, just look at Master Gu Wu's collapse and regret. The most annoying person in this book is not Gu Xing, Yueshi, or Chengshi, but Mr. Gu Wu. It was this man who didn't know what he was doing, ignored all the advice from his father, elder brother, wife and son, and insisted on crashing on his own ambiguous road.

The author gets better and better as he writes these chapters. There are only a few books left that I follow every day. But Linglongxiu's books have always been my favorite. Reading more books like this will help people have to face a lot of chores and troubles in reality, but their temperament will not be distorted. After reading a few exquisite books, I realized more and more that for a woman with a cheerful temperament, going straight on the road is the best way to survive.

I wrote for too long when I was a child. It is necessary to introduce the personalities of all the characters, but all the characters have to be talked about, right?

The beauty of Yangcheng, the little flowers on the battlefield are blooming, now it's time to lure the enemy in person! 👍🌹✊✌️ My heart is anxious and my heart is looking forward to it 😳✊ I heard spring in the past, but now it is good ❤️

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I originally wanted to read the free chapters before the limited exemption, but I couldn't bear to subscribe and read the full text before the limited exemption. I can say that I am a true fan!

Finished? Is this the end? 😟 Are there any extras?

A piece of ambiguity that is hard to understand In the past few days, I have re-read the process of Gu Youze's blind date and marriage and all the subsequent chapters. I don't understand where the love and care that Mr. Gu Wu has for the Cheng family comes from. Judging from the relationship between the aristocratic families alone, it is impossible to maintain a dowry that would make Xiao Xiangkejia of the Cheng family, and still support it. I don't understand it at all. This time, he still loves his wife. The Cheng family has come to this stage is entirely the result of Mr. Gu Wu himself. From being disrespectful to Kejia to supporting Cheng family in asking Kejia for things, to later completely ignoring all the opinions of his father's eldest brother and his wife, he almost wished that Kejia died and let Cheng family take charge of the family and occupy other people's property. This ambiguous ambiguity has no basis at all. I also doubt that Mrs. Gu Wu can't see it? Acceptable? I don't believe that an elder who is someone's father-in-law can be so different from his two daughters-in-law. I don't believe that he just loves and protects the daughter of a noble family without any personal feelings. I can't imagine it.

Ancient lady...😢

The book is good to read, but there are too many typos 😆😆

A very good book, like Juanjuan flowing water, you can read it slowly and naturally. I hope the author's new book will be as fascinating.

What a great book. When I first read it, I felt it was too slow and wanted to abandon the book. Slowly I get a feel for the author's style. She talks about people's hearts and feelings in detail. I was gradually attracted. It's over, and I'm still not satisfied. Highly recommended, I love it.

The book is beautiful and I like the author's book very much. When I read it later, I noticed that the characters used a lot of names during their conversations. Sister in law,...

It's the middle of the month, when will the new article be uploaded?

Xiu Dada's works are so calming that I can't bear to give up after reading them. I love them so much.

I think Zhuo and Cheng Kejia, mother and daughter, both have problems.

Come on Ollie! Red and fiery, in a trance

This is a magical book for me who likes to read. I read it from beginning to end without skipping a chapter. It's great👍

For the first time, I actually finished reading a novel by Nv Ping Gan Zhang in one sitting. . Sprinkle flowers! The writing is delicate. Flowing clouds and flowing water. If it could be reduced to 1/3, it would really be a fine novel. . It's really hard to order back now.

Let's follow up in the early stages of Jinguan. It's really tiring to chase now. Thinking about Xiuhua, I have been enduring it since I read the white book. Hey╭(╯ε╰)╮

At the critical moment, it broke, woo woo woo

The most speechless thing is that a concubine of the same family is asking for trouble and giving in at every turn.