They've all separated, so what does it matter to me if they get poorer and poorer?

Chapter 291 Private Affair Exposed
Even if Liang Mingxuan rises to prominence and becomes an official, does that mean he can bring her along to take up his post?
While others are enjoying a happy life with their spouses and children, she will be old and frail, suffering in a dilapidated house like a bitter gourd. By then, it will be too late for regrets!
Han Fengshi was gloating and waiting to see Xu Zhichun make a fool of herself, but she never expected that Xu Zhichun's life would become more and more prosperous, so prosperous that even if Liang Mingxuan ignored her in the future, she would still be able to live a good life.

In particular, the county magistrate personally praised her, and the imperial court also wanted to reward her; this was even more reassuring than having a son.

As long as Xu Zhichun doesn't do anything reckless or encounter any major unexpected event, she will definitely be well-off for the rest of her life.

Moreover, they were highly respected and lived a life free from worries about food and clothing.

They have a comfortable life and a decent life.

Madam Han felt extremely uncomfortable.

She couldn't help but pay more attention to Xu Zhichun, and by extension, to the Liang family's first and second branches.

While the matchmakers were rushing to Liangjia Village in a flurry of activity, Han Fengshi saw it all and her heart stirred; she set her sights on Liang Cuier.

suddenly see the light.

Han Fengshi was eloquent, gentle, and kind, and had a good reputation in Quanshan Village. She was eager to befriend her, and Liang Cuier, a simpleton with a mind bigger than a watermelon, was no match for her.

After meeting her twice, I considered her a close older sister.

Madam Han Feng began inviting her to her home for a visit, and subtly praised Han Songlian in front of her. Madam Han also saw through her eldest daughter-in-law's intentions and couldn't help but be moved as well. She helped encourage Liang Cuier and was extremely kind and gentle to her, always saving a portion of the good food for her.

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law earnestly persuaded Han Songlian to make a good impression on Liang Cuier.

Han Songlian initially refused, feeling it was wrong to do so, so he was unwilling.

But he couldn't resist his mother and sister-in-law's coordinated efforts and their tearful pleas, and he softened towards his family.

His mother and sister-in-law were only doing it for his own good and for the good of the family. Without this method, he wouldn't even be able to get a wife, let alone a wife from a family like Liang Cuier.

He didn't care about Liang Cuier's less-than-stellar reputation because of Lian Laosi's affair.

What is reputation? For people who are terrified of poverty, reputation is the most insignificant thing.

Practical benefits are the most important thing.

Liang Cuier, that fool, was neither valued nor taken seriously at home, and had no outstanding qualities to speak of from childhood to adulthood. But in the Han family, she got everything she had never received before.

The Han family made her feel how outstanding and important she was.

This made Liang Cuier so happy that she felt like she was floating on air, her heart bubbling with joy.

She loves the Han family so much!

It was only natural that she secretly fell in love with Han Songlian and vowed to marry no one else.

Mother Han felt that the two young men had already reached this point, and it was time for her family to ask a matchmaker to propose marriage. Given Liang Cuier's reputation, if the Liang family didn't agree to the marriage, would any other family want her in the future?

Unexpectedly, one day, Han Fengshi, under the pretext of thanking Liang Cuier for helping the family, specially bought wine and meat to entertain Liang Cuier, and brought the drunk Liang Cuier and Han Songlian together.

One is a young man, full of vigor and not yet married, half-drunk; the other is a young woman, secretly in love, drunk. They are helped to lie on a bed, their clothes half-undone, revealing large areas of skin. If something doesn't happen naturally next, then they are not normal people.

The two went to sleep.

Han's mother only found out what her eldest daughter-in-law had done later. Her vision blurred, and a chill ran through her; she didn't know what to say.
She didn't expect it, she really didn't expect it.
Han's mother seemed to have a new understanding of her eldest daughter-in-law.

But she couldn't blame her eldest daughter-in-law, who was doing it all for the family.

Han's mother could only pretend she knew nothing. After their first sexual experience that day, Liang Cuier and Han Songlian, being young, couldn't resist each other. Their eyes met, and they were instantly overcome with passion, like dry wood meeting a raging fire. It was hard to say who initiated it, but they ended up having sex.

At this point, Madam Han said that the whole family should save money and once they had enough for the betrothal gifts, they would go to propose marriage and make sure Liang Cuier married into the Han family in a grand and glorious way, making everyone envious.

Liang Cuier couldn't wait any longer.

The Han family has no spare money at all. Although the eldest sister-in-law is willing, when will she be able to save enough dowry for her to get married in a decent manner?

It would be better for her to ask her parents to contribute money as a betrothal gift.

Since we're married, we're all family now, so why distinguish between us?
The family made a lot of money selling sweet potatoes and potatoes, and she also contributed her labor. It's not unreasonable for her to take a few taels of silver.
She doesn't value the Han family's money; she values ​​their sentiment.

Madam Han had this in mind all along, so she naturally showered Liang Cuier with sweet words, expressing her deepest guilt and indebtedness, praising her lavishly, and vowing to dote on her like a daughter once she married into the family.

Liang Cuier found the words very comforting and pleasant.

Unexpectedly, before she could tell her parents, she accompanied Han Songlian up the mountain to chop firewood that day. The two of them rubbed against each other, their eyes met and they kissed passionately.

Unfortunately, this scene was witnessed by Uncle Liang, who was digging for bamboo shoots on the mountain.

At first, Uncle Liang only heard rustling sounds coming from behind the bushes, along with a woman's seductive moans, a man's heavy breathing, and the sounds of a couple kissing. He immediately blushed and cursed them inwardly for being shameless.

Just as he was about to leave, he heard Liang Cuier call out sweetly, "Brother Songlian!" and then she said in a sweet voice, "I'll tell my parents about us when I get home today."

If you don't recognize who it is from just one address like "Uncle Liang," you'll recognize it after a couple more sentences.

A bolt from the blue; the world spun around.

Uncle Liang roared in fury, so angry he felt like he was about to ascend to heaven.

The pair of lovers, who were kissing passionately and reluctant to part, were also terrified. Liang Cuier screamed on the spot, covered her face, and fell to the ground. She was too ashamed to face anyone!
Han Songlian was terrified and instinctively turned and ran away.

Uncle Liang was so angry he wanted to kill him, and he chased after him while cursing loudly.

Uncle Liang beat Han Songlian mercilessly. Han Songlian, in a sorry state, cried out, "Uncle, calm down!" while trying to defend himself. As a result, Uncle Liang lost his footing and rolled down the hillside. Not only were his face, neck, and hands scratched by thorny grass, but he also twisted his ankle.

His left ankle was swollen like a steamed bun, and he screamed in pain, cursing Han Songlian.

Han Songlian blushed deeply, feeling both guilty and embarrassed.

He wanted to carry Uncle Liang back, but Uncle Liang refused and scolded him away. So he had to go to Liangjia Village to find someone to carry him.

And just like that, the matter escalated into a spectacular uproar.

Big melon.

It shocked the entire village.

"My goodness, that girl Cui'er is really something!"

"It would be difficult to resolve this situation if we didn't get married."

"That's good, that's good, I think it suits me well!"

"Suitable what? The Han family is obviously scheming against us. That silly girl Cui'er has been going to the Han family every day lately—cough cough, I haven't seen her. I only heard about it, just heard about it."

"I've heard about it too. The Han family really made a fortune this time!"