Traveling to Daliang Kingdom starts from falling into the water

Chapter 1094 Retribution

Karma! I just told him not to focus solely on making money, and less than two hours later, this is coming at him. Hmm, he's going to get scolded. Good riddance!

They're so brainless, yet they think they're something special, so successful, supporting a whole family and even owning fifty acres of land!
You deserve to be scolded!

and many more.

What do you mean by "Your brothers are all doing well"?
"I admit the fourth brother is selfish; I admit the eldest brother is an ingrate; but what did the third brother say that made you include him in the list?"

Cousin Tian wasn't surprised that Gu Erzhu could tell the difference so quickly. Among all his brothers and cousins, Erzhu was the smartest.

He's been fooled by his aunt; when it comes to his own brothers and sisters, he's completely blind to reality.

"I don't even want to say it, you figure it out yourself. Your father isn't your only son, so why should you step up or take the lead in anything?"

Gu Erzhu felt like he had gotten to the point and knew what was going on. Eight or nine out of ten times, Lao Sanshi was clumsy and said good things about Lao Si in front of his eldest cousin.

For example, the fourth brother's wife's family was too powerful to make decisions before, and now the fourth brother will not side with his mother and will feel sorry for his second brother, etc.

The eldest cousin is sure to feel wronged for him again, thinking that he didn't get a good reward for his good deeds, and even the honest and simple third brother still thinks that he should take on the responsibility of the eldest son.

"Why are you up? Why don't you sit for a while longer? Where are you going?"

“Where else can we go? Of course, we’ll go find your second uncle. Your second uncle is always afraid that I’ll talk badly about your mother in front of you. Sit a little longer, we’ll be there soon.”

Gu Erzhu burst out laughing. That's why it's always said that his mother loves his second uncle the most, but his mother is the least affectionate towards his second uncle. There's no way to explain it.

Considering that his second uncle would come looking for him as his eldest cousin had said, Gu Erzhu didn't stop his eldest cousin and went to the guest house with him.

as predicted.

Before we even reached the guest courtyard, Uncle Tian was already pacing back and forth outside the door with his hands behind his back, his head strangely not changing direction with his body.

Second Uncle/Father.

"You're back! Where did you two go? It took you so long to get back. It's getting late, why don't you go back inside and rest? We have to get up early tomorrow."

Uncle Tian then addressed his nephew, Gu Erzhu, who nodded repeatedly and walked to his side. "You can get up. Wait for my mother to come, Uncle?"

Upon hearing this, Cousin Tian burst into laughter, only to be punched squarely on the other side of his father. He quickly steadied his father, asking, "Dad, where's Mom?"

"They're inside." Uncle Tian waved his hand to indicate that he didn't need help. "Your wife and daughter haven't come back yet. Your mother and aunt are inside."

Cousin Tian understood his father's unspoken meaning perfectly: Your aunt is inside, so don't provoke her.

He died unjustly.

Nobody should mess with her.

Who else acts so recklessly at their age? Their granddaughter is getting married tomorrow, shouldn't the grandmother hurry back and remind her?
"Boss."

"understood."

Then let's not go inside, let's just wait outside for a while. Anyway, my aunt and I are incompatible, if I don't say anything, my aunt will still dislike me!
This dad, not only wouldn't come inside, but also gave me a meaningful look. Fine, what can I do, I'm the eldest son!
But what can my aunt possibly say that I can praise?
Cousin Tian racked his brains and blurted out to Gu Erzhu, "Your brother-in-law is not bad. My aunt is quite good at finding sons-in-law, and both of them are quite good at dealing with people."

"Don't you know you're born with a mouth to praise people?" Gu Erzhu chuckled and glared at him, extending his right hand. "Come sit over there for a while, Second Uncle?"

Uncle Tian was more than happy about it; his eldest son always got angry whenever he saw his aunt, so it was better to keep a distance. "This mansion must have cost a lot of money." "It did cost a lot, but how much exactly? The child won't tell me the truth. When I ask the young couple, they just lie to me."

When asked about the stone table and benches, the young couple said they hadn't spent many coins, and the flowers and plants were all found on the mountain.

Uncle Tian shook his head and smiled, "The child is afraid you'll be too stingy with the money. He's a good child. A good daughter-in-law is worse than a good son, and you've found a good one."

I'd only heard about how filial your daughter-in-law was, and seeing her today puts my mind at ease. A good child, harmonious in-laws—it couldn't be better.

The marriage of Liu Lang is good, and the marriage of Er Lang is also good. Having fewer sons has its advantages. In the future, whether he stays with the eldest son or the youngest son, there will be no worries.

Unlike your father who has four sons, you are neither the eldest nor the youngest. What kind of rules do they expect to follow you in life? It's unacceptable.

Your mother brought this up at the beginning, saying that you didn't mind supporting her and her husband, even though you didn't live with them, and you provided for all their food, clothing, and other necessities.

You should listen to your mother about this. It's not appropriate for your father to live with you. He dotes on his eldest son and grandson too much, and with the seniority involved, the children will inevitably suffer.

Your mother thinks the same way. She says that a grandson is not a son, and it's not right to take a grandson's filial piety for granted. Even if you beat a son, he's still a son, but a grandson is different.

"Your mother is really thinking of you this time. She said there's always a gap between grandsons and grandparents, and your father only dotes on his eldest grandson. It would be better to keep your father and Liulang at a distance."

That's because you don't know how much my mother knew how much Liu Lang disliked them, yet she still wanted me to give in. It was only because I didn't give in that my mother gave up on the idea.

Even though Gu Erzhu knew that his second uncle was trying to say nice things for his mother, it was already good enough that he didn't try to persuade him to give in any further.

There's absolutely no need to complain or whine.

Even the closest nephew is still a nephew, and no matter which uncle it is, it's impossible for a nephew to disrespect his mother.

Just like when his second uncle advised him, it wasn't that his mother was all bark and no bite, but that she had no choice; anyway, it was all his father's fault.

Fortunately, the family has separated. No matter whose fault it was, it doesn't matter anymore. Whether it's Dad or Mom, let them love whoever they want. As their son, he won't force them.

"It's better to keep a distance, the further away the better." After waiting for a while and still not getting a response from Gu Erzhu, Tian Da Biao Ge (Big Cousin Tian) immediately laughed.

Uncle Tian glanced at his eldest son, who was still grinning from ear to ear: "Why are you even saying anything? Are you trying to show off? You'd better keep your distance from me and your mother from now on—"

“No, I’m the eldest son.” Cousin Tian quickly interrupted, “I’m not my aunt. The family division agreement is written clearly. How can it be treated like a joke?”

Big brother, you're good at talking, say more.

"My aunt is speechless. Why is she talking to you about this? It's not like she's determined to live with her eldest son and daughter-in-law. Does she really think Erzhuzi's wife's family has no one left?"

Erzhuzi, if my aunt brings this up again, you should go and ask your uncle to adopt you, and see if my aunt dares to say anything then—”

"Your aunt is out! Your aunt is here!"

"Let her come, what are you afraid of?!" Cousin Tian said, turning around unhurriedly. "I dare to say it right in front of my aunt: Where is my aunt?"

"that is not?"

Cousin Tian almost fell for the trap. He turned around in the direction his father pointed, turning halfway around. "Hahaha, so my aunt can fly too."

"You were just saying my aunt was inside, and now she can suddenly fly to the front! Ouch, my back! Erzhuzi, are those your two boys coming from over there?"