Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

Chapter 1090 The young couple has arrived.
Uncle Tian still trusted his eldest son. His eldest son said that he had never wronged anyone, but he still couldn't help but look at his nephew's face.

"Don't say you didn't get involved. I know you're not doing this for your older brother, but for your own child's reputation. You can't let your older brother's reputation be ruined."

Otherwise, why wouldn't he like to interact with his maternal relatives? He's either too naive or too shrewd.

Gu Erzhu shook his head and laughed, "If I say you're overthinking it, you'll deny it. I understand the boss less and less these days."

Regardless of whether he's good or bad, he still got involved. What reputation could a man's casual flings possibly ruin? Believe it or not, I really didn't get involved.

"Afraid that if you admit it, I'll have something on you?" Cousin Tian rolled his eyes at him, annoyed. "Or are you afraid that I, your poor relative, will come knocking on your door and ask for favors?"

"That's not fair. I know what kind of person you are. Why should I admit to something I didn't do? Hurry up and drink that cup of wine to apologize!"

"Father, do you believe me?"

Uncle Tian chuckled, glanced at his nephew, then at his son, and shook his head. "Why are you taking this so seriously? Why isn't the third brother here yet?"

“Look, you’re not as sensible as your second uncle.” Gu Erzhu stood up and poured wine for Tian Erjiu. “He’s probably busy in the fields and hard to find.”

You know, Second Uncle, of my four brothers, the third one is the most diligent. Even if you don't let him work in the fields, he says he feels uneasy if he's idle, just like my in-laws.

My in-laws, Liu Lang's father-in-law, these days, no matter how busy he is, he still makes sure to go to the fields before dawn every day, saying he doesn't feel at ease if he doesn't check on them.

“All farming families are the same. Your in-law is honest and hardworking. Even after becoming successful, he still works in the fields. People who know how to cherish their blessings can't be too bad. His good days are far from over.”

Gu Erzhu firmly agreed with his second uncle's words. He was unwilling to work in the fields. He didn't want to work in the fields before, and now he doesn't want to at all.

"Your good days are numbered. Don't listen to your older cousin's nonsense. Your filial piety is seen not only by God but also by your children."

Children all look to their parents for guidance. If you are filial, your children will be filial; if you are not filial, your children will follow suit and learn to be good people who are too serious.

Who gains and who loses? It's impossible to calculate. We just need to act according to our conscience. Your mother isn't young anymore; perhaps we should be more accommodating.

Cousin Tian turned his head away disapprovingly. Just then, a servant came in from outside. "Erzhuzi, is someone looking for you?"

The location of the back hall is ingenious; it is in an excellent position that is often used to eavesdrop on the activities in the front hall, middle hall, and main hall, especially since it is located in this direction.

Upon hearing this, Gu Erzhu followed his gaze and saw that Jiaxing was leading the way, followed by a little maid. He couldn't help but smile.

"It must be that my Sanya found out that you and your second uncle were here and wanted to come with Liulang to pay their respects to you, so she sent a maid to inform you first."

really.

The young couple has arrived.

These past two days, Uncle Tian and his son had heard Gu Erzhu refer to his daughter-in-law as "my Sanya, my Sanya" so often that they weren't surprised.

If it were the father and son, and they had a daughter-in-law who brought power and influence to her husband's family, they would both cherish her like the apple of their eye.

But to my utter surprise, my nephew's/cousin's daughter-in-law treats her father like her own father, just like the daughter I raised myself.

“That’s how Sanya is. Only my second brother keeps saying he’s not in charge. My second brother’s words carry weight. Sanya listens to my second brother even more than Liulang does.”

After the banquet, at Gu Erzhu's insistence, Tian Erjiu and his family checked into the guest courtyard.

After Gu Erzhu left on business, Gu Sanzhu, who stayed behind to accompany Tian Erjiu and his son, listened to his eldest cousin remark on how fortunate his second brother was to have children. He nodded and smiled repeatedly.

Gu Laosi, who was present, had to admit that what his third brother said made a lot of sense. His second brother's two sons were filial, but his two daughters-in-law were not.
Despite her filial piety, Tiger Girl was still no match for San Ya. "San Ya was different from other girls. She didn't value money, not because she was good at making money."

Perhaps because her master raised her like a son, she was generous and loyal in everything she did. Although she was a girl, she was more like a man.

My vermicelli workshop was set up by Sanya. Even my second brother wasn't as straightforward as Sanya. Sanya said, "Dad, Uncle is your own brother."

Gu Sanzhu almost died laughing. He still remembered this incident. "The fourth brother always felt that my second brother favored me and didn't care about him or anything like that."

Upon hearing this, Cousin Tian teased Gu Lao Si.

Gu Laosi shook his head and laughed, "Of course I know it must have been my second brother who gave in. Sanya helped me set up the vermicelli workshop, but that's not what I'm talking about."

I want to say that Sanya is very generous. She helped me set up this vermicelli workshop, and not only did she stop working here, she also gave me whatever I needed.

I told Sanya, "Uncle has so much to offer, she can transfer me over without a second thought. I don't have to worry about anything, I can just do the job."

Nowadays, besides our place, Sanya only has vermicelli workshops in the prefectural city and the province. How could I not understand what this means?

Sanya just gave me this whole vermicelli business, and my brother-in-law was green with envy, saying that Sanya was openly giving me money.

That's not the case at all. No one else could run a vermicelli workshop as easily as me. I don't care how many vermicelli I make or how many there are, I'm not afraid of not having enough to buy.

Sanya told me that as long as the vermicelli is good, she'll cover any unsold stock, no matter who tries to lower the price. How many nieces-in-law are as straightforward as her?

Even so, Sanya said that I'm not afraid if I want to expand the vermicelli workshop. This child is very close to us. It's just that my older brother's actions are too undignified.

If my eldest brother were even a little more decent, and I'm not bragging, but given how protective my second brother is of him, the four of us brothers would definitely be no worse off than the four Zhao brothers.”

“They’re not that different now.” Cousin Tian pointed at the two Gu brothers. “Haven’t you heard people outside saying that the Zhao family is in the west of town and the Gu family is in the east?”

I've heard so much about the Gu family in Gaoyang City. Sixth Brother, you've really made something of yourself! I think your father's fortune-telling wasn't wrong; he must have misheard.

"Haha, it's no wonder you think so too. Everyone says so. Some people even say that my second brother's birth chart is suppressed by my eldest brother's, so they are different when they are separated."

“Some people say that Sanya brings good fortune to Liulang.” Gu Sanzhu added seriously, “That’s what my aunt said. Without Sanya, Liulang wouldn’t have been able to get out even if he had an official seal.”

Uncle Tian was more inclined to believe Gu Sanzhu's version of events, regardless of his three nephews' affinity with him: "Of the four brothers, only your eldest brother's horoscopes were matched twice."

"They combined twice?"

Yeah, what happened?

Uncle Tian nodded, "Just listen to this, but don't tell anyone. Your grandparents originally didn't want your eldest brother's marriage to be a marriage between relatives."

I remember when your mother came back, she said your grandmother had said that no one in your Gu family had ever married a niece from your maternal family as their eldest daughter-in-law; being a second daughter-in-law was acceptable.