Quickly wear salted fish, she won by lying down

The wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang immediately dismissed the people around her and told the Marquis of Xinxiang's son the true story of Cui Erniang.

When Xinxiang Hou Shizi heard the news, he was shocked. After all, who could have known that Han Yi Niang and his father would do such a despicable thing? Fortunately, the midwife wrote that letter to her mother before she died. Otherwise, wouldn't this matter be kept in the dark for a lifetime? They would always be good to their fake daughter and fake sister Cui Er Niang, but let their real sister live a life of being bullied by Han Yi Niang? After all, Xinxiang Hou Shizi knew how Han Yi Niang treated Yuan Niang before.

"No wonder mother suddenly sent Cui Erniang to the palace and asked my sister to get married quickly. It was probably because she knew about this letter."

In fact, when the wife of Marquis Xinxiang suddenly signed Cui Erniang up for the beauty pageant, the son of Marquis Xinxiang was quite puzzled. Although he did not like his sister's arrogant character, she was his own sister after all. He was also wondering if his mother was too bad to his sister, sending her to the palace to suffer. He had never seen his mother have such an attitude towards his sister before. After all, his mother used to almost grant his sister's every request.

I only now realized that my mother had known Cui Erniang's true identity for a long time, so she did this to take revenge on her for occupying her position.

And my younger sister Cui Yuanniang. It turns out that my mother had told her the truth a long time ago. No wonder Cui Yuanniang got married so quickly. She was probably afraid that the situation in the mansion might change, so she got married quickly.

Speaking of which, the bond of blood is really surprising. Although he didn't know this before, he didn't like Cui Er Niang before, and was closer to Cui Yuan Niang in his heart. It was just that when he thought of her as the daughter of the annoying Aunt Han, he didn't want to show it and let Aunt Han feel proud when she knew it. It turned out that they were actually siblings. No wonder, and no wonder he hated Cui Er Niang. It turned out that she was the daughter of Aunt Han, whom he hated. This made sense. It turned out that if they were not from the same family, they would be equally annoying.

After hearing her son's question, the wife of Xinxiang Marquis nodded and said, "You guessed right, that's it."

After learning the truth, the Marquis of Xinxiang said to his wife, "Then...just ignore this letter."

The wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang nodded and said, "Just ignore her. She is in the palace anyway and can't come out to cause trouble for us. We should just pretend we didn't hear what she said and ignore her."

After getting the approval of the wife of Marquis Xinxiang, the prince of Xinxiang knew what was going on. He went back and told his wife what the wife of Marquis Xinxiang had said.

Of course, he didn't say that Cui Er Niang was a fake legitimate daughter. It's not that he didn't trust his wife, but the more people who knew about this kind of thing, the harder it would be to keep it secret. He didn't want this to spread to everyone, and eventually even the emperor in the palace would know about it. His family would be in trouble then, so naturally, the fewer people who knew about it, the better.

Therefore, the Prince of Xinxiang Marquis only said that the wife of Xinxiang Marquis felt that the palace was a bottomless pit. Even if she loved her children, she could not allow the mansion to keep sending money to the palace. Besides, Cui Erniang had no restraint in spending money when she was at home. Now that she has entered the palace, if the mansion is willing to support her, she will be even more unrestrained. How can the family afford it then? It is better to ignore it from the beginning.

After hearing what the wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang said, the Crown Prince's wife nodded.

When Xinxiang Marquis was still alive, Cui Erniang asked for money, but Xinxiang Marquis's wife ignored her. It is normal that she still ignores her now. She just thought that her mother-in-law loved her daughter very much and would always respond to her requests. It seems that she misunderstood. Her mother-in-law still has her own plans.

Of course, the main reason was that my mother-in-law had said before that she had given the little private money she had left to Cui Erniang. Cui Erniang had money and was not short of it, so there was no need to give her anything. This might also be the reason.

Speaking of which, Cui Erniang often sent people to the mansion to ask for money. It seemed that she did have money. If she really had no money, would she send messages to the mansion so frequently? After all, she also heard that it cost a lot of money to send messages from the palace to other places.

——They didn't know that since Cui Erniang had clung to the Queen's thigh, she would sometimes ask the Queen to lend her some people to help pass on messages. Although these people also had to be paid some errand fees, it cost much less than Cui Erniang would have to hire them herself. This was also the reason why Cui Erniang could send people to the mansion to ask for money from time to time.

Cui Erniang became anxious when she saw that no one paid attention to her after she sent the letter to the mansion.

However, the Marquis of Xinxiang knew that she was not a real legitimate daughter, so she could use this to threaten the Marquis of Xinxiang. However, the Marquis's wife and the prince did not know her true identity and would not be threatened by her. Even if she told this, the Marquis's wife and the prince would not admit what she said in order to ensure that the mansion would not be guilty of deceiving the emperor and then have her entire family executed because of this matter. They would only say that she was crazy and talking nonsense.

Even if she asked Aunt Han to testify, Aunt Han probably wouldn't help her testify. After all, Aunt Han wanted to prove that she was not a legitimate daughter, and then asked her to use this to threaten the Xinxiang Marquis' Mansion to give her money, otherwise she would tell the matter to others and have the entire Xinxiang Marquis' Mansion executed... Aunt Han would not testify even if she was a fool. After all, if Aunt Han really testified, it would prove that the Xinxiang Marquis' Mansion was guilty of deceiving the emperor, which would not be good for her. Who wants to be beheaded?

In addition, her relationship with Aunt Han had fallen out before, and it was estimated that Aunt Han didn't have much mother-daughter affection for her anymore, so how could she testify for herself?

Since she couldn't use the matter of the fake legitimate daughter to threaten the wife of the Marquis of Xinxiang and the prince, Cui Erniang could only use the fact that she was their biological daughter and sister, play the emotional card, and cry a lot, trying to impress them, make them feel sorry for her, and then give her money.

The result was naturally of no use. Any letters she sent, even sending people to ask for money, received no response.

It would have been fine if the letter she sent had no reply, but the person she sent also received no reply. When someone asked about it, they said that the Xinxiang Marquis's Mansion was in mourning for the Xinxiang Marquis and was closed to visitors. The master had no time to see the young eunuch, so how could Cui Erniang get the money she wanted? After all, the mansion didn't want to see her, so how could she ask for money? She couldn't just break in and search every room to find someone.

Cui Erniang saw that the Xinxiang Marquis's mansion ignored her, and she had no choice. After all, when the Xinxiang Marquis was still alive, she had the leverage over him and felt that she could threaten him, so she kept sending people to harass him. As for the Xinxiang Marquis's wife and the Xinxiang Marquis's son, she had no leverage over them. When playing the family card didn't work, Cui Erniang was dumbfounded. She couldn't keep sending people to harass the Xinxiang Marquis's wife and others. After all, harassment was useless, so why waste her feelings? (End of this chapter)