Quickly wear salted fish, she won by lying down

Once Cui Erniang got angry, she would naturally not sit still and wait for death. After all, she had no money and was in great pain. This pain made her so angry that she prepared to cause trouble for Xinxiang Hou.

She didn't care. The Marquis of Xinxiang was very good to her biological mother, and also to her. She didn't care if she was being ungrateful by doing this. She didn't care if the Marquis of Xinxiang would be angry when he knew about her troubles with him, and would blame Aunt Han and treat Aunt Han badly. She didn't care about Aunt Han. She was a time traveler, not the real Cui Er Niang, and she was not Aunt Han's child, so she didn't care if Aunt Han would suffer because of her. Anyway, as long as her interests were infringed, she would fight for it.

She also has a way to make trouble for Marquis Xinxiang.

Although she was not favored after entering the palace, the Queen was still kind to her because of her background and wanted to win her over to fight against Concubine Wang together.

So even though she was not favored, the Queen was trying to win her over, and with the Queen's power, it was not a problem for her to deal with the Marquis of Xinxiang.

Of course, she wouldn't clean up right away. She still had to warn him first and let him know that if he didn't give her money, she would make trouble for him.

After all, ignorance is not a crime, but now, she has told him so clearly, if he still doesn't give the money, then it is not ignorance is not a crime, but knowingly committing a crime.

Some people may ask, since the Queen tried to win her over, why did she still ask the Xinxiang Marquis' Mansion for money? The reason is very simple. Even if the Queen tried to win her over, she could not give her a lot of money. If she wanted to reward the palace maids and eunuchs, buy supplies beyond the supply, and maintain favors with people, she would need money for everything. She would be miserable without money.

There is no way. Even if she is the queen, she cannot get as much money as she wants. The queen’s salary is a little higher, but not particularly much. Even if the queen can ask her parents’ family for subsidies, her parents’ family cannot provide much.

However, her expenses in the palace were much more than Cui Erniang's.

Cui Erniang's money was mainly used to reward people, maintain social relationships, and buy some food for herself. But the Queen, in addition to these expenses - and these expenses were much greater than Cui Erniang's - she also had to manage her power, so there were many places to spend money. So even if the Queen tried to win her over and gave her some rewards, it would not be much, not enough for her to use, and she still had to ask her family for money.

At that moment, Cui Erniang once again sent someone to the Xinxiang Marquis's Mansion to convey a message, saying that the Queen valued her and wanted to pull her to form a force to fight against Concubine Wang. She needed the Xinxiang Marquis to provide some activity funds, and asked him to send some money into the palace so as not to delay the Queen and her own plans. If he did not give it and made the Queen unhappy, she had no idea what would happen.

When Marquis Xinxiang saw the letter sent by the eunuch in the palace, he couldn't help laughing. He thought his daughter was really funny. She couldn't get the money and even threatened.

Would he be afraid of a queen in the palace? If it was those queens who held great power, he might still be afraid, but the queen of this dynasty, let alone holding great power, couldn't even beat Concubine Wang. In the past, she couldn't even beat Concubine Qing, the former favorite concubine. Such a useless person was actually used by Cui Erniang to threaten him. It was too funny.

Even the Queen's family is not to be feared, because the Queen's family is not very powerful. They were only conferred the title of marquis after the Queen became Queen. Before that, they were just an ordinary official family. Such a family, although they were conferred the title of marquis, could not do anything to the Marquis of Xinxiang.

Of course, the main reason is that the Emperor has an average attitude towards the Queen and the Queen has no favor. The favorite concubine in the palace before was Concubine Qing, and now it is Concubine Wang. In short, the Queen has nothing to do with anything.

If the queen dared to interfere in government affairs, she would definitely be punished by the emperor, so what was there for him to fear? Therefore, Xinxiang Hou threw Cui Erniang's threat behind his mind.

However, Xinxiang Hou was still very unhappy that Cui Erniang dared to threaten him, so he immediately mentioned this matter to Han Yiniang, and then asked: "...next time she sends someone to ask for money, you have to discipline her well and let the eunuchs tell her that she is such an ignorant person who dares to threaten her father."

The reason why Marquis Xinxiang did not let his wife pass the message to the eunuch was because he understood that Cui Erniang knew that the wife of Marquis Xinxiang was not her biological mother, and she would not listen to anything the wife of Marquis Xinxiang said to her.

When Aunt Han heard Cui Er Niang forcing the Marquis of Xinxiang to give her money, threatening to cause trouble for him if he didn't, she couldn't help but frown, wondering what was wrong with this kid and how she dared to speak to the Marquis like that.

Although Aunt Han loved her daughter, she was her own daughter after all. If she didn't love her, she wouldn't have swapped her child with the wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang.

However, no matter how much she loved him, he would definitely not love her as much as she did. Seeing her daughter talking nonsense and making the Marquis of Xinxiang unhappy, Aunt Han was a little unhappy with Cui Er Niang, because she was afraid that Cui Er Niang would always talk nonsense and make the Marquis of Xinxiang unhappy, which would then be detrimental to her. She did not want to fall out of favor. After all, once she fell out of favor, her good days in the mansion would be over.

If her daughter did not enter the palace but got married, she would not be so afraid that her daughter would offend the Marquis of Xinxiang and bring trouble to herself. After all, even if the Marquis of Xinxiang was unhappy, she would have her daughter to take care of her.

But now, Cui Er Niang was in the palace and couldn't take care of her at all. Then she spoke nonsense and offended the Marquis of Xinxiang. It was not a good thing for her. Naturally, she was unhappy with Cui Er Niang.

So at this moment, Aunt Han naturally agreed to the request of Marquis Xinxiang and did not dare to disobey.

As for Cui Erniang's repeated letters saying that she had no money and that life in the palace was difficult and asking the Marquis of Xinxiang for money, Aunt Han no longer persuaded the Marquis of Xinxiang to give her money. After all, the money Cui Erniang asked for was too much and the Marquis of Xinxiang could not afford it at all.

Of course, the main reason was that Marquis Xinxiang did not want to spend money on the palace. After she realized this, she naturally did not dare to mention it.

She did want Xinxiang Hou to give Cui Erniang money, but she didn't dare to ask for 200-300 taels a month. She just thought that if she could give Cui Erniang 1,000-800 taels a year, that would be great. After all, with that much money, plus Cui Erniang's salary as a concubine, she should be able to live a good life even if the palace expenses are high. But Cui Erniang asked for 200-300 taels of silver a month. Who could afford it? Even if he could, Xinxiang Hou wouldn't give it, because his expenses would be reduced. Would Xinxiang Hou be the kind of person who would suffer for himself and save money for his daughter? How could it be possible?

Since it was impossible, Aunt Han didn't urge her later. Of course, the main reason was that she also believed what the wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang said. She thought that the wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang had given Cui Er Niang a lot of private money and Cui Er Niang had money to use.

Especially since Cui Erniang clearly said that she had no money, but she still sent eunuchs to the mansion from time to time to ask for money, Aunt Han believed that Cui Erniang must be rich, otherwise where would she get the money to send people to ask for money. (End of this chapter)