I'm so sweet after being forced to marry a sick and weak prince

Chapter 182 It is estimated to be suffocating

Wei Feng: "Bring it, it's not Missy, you said you need money today, let me and my father pay 500 taels. But Missy, what are you doing to buy the dean's book? That courtyard We shouldn't spend money on his books for being such a bully!"

Mu Sheng smiled mysteriously: "You will know later, since you are buying his book, it must be useful."

Wei Feng didn't ask any more questions and went on his way.

Mu Zhang was also curious, but his sister made it clear that she would not say anything now, so he didn't ask.

Not long after Mu Sheng and Mu Zhang returned to the General's Mansion, Wei Feng bought books and brought them in several carriages, a total of [-] volumes.

Mu Sheng was very satisfied, and asked to put it in front, saying that these books would be useful in the afternoon.

Seeing this, Nanyuan was puzzled, and secretly pulled Wei Feng aside to inquire about it, but Wei Feng didn't know, so he just briefly explained the matter.

Then, Nanyuan went back to Qinfengyuan and reported the matter to his father.

Feng Junchi was sitting in front of the stone table in the yard, while sitting, slowly making tea with nothing to do.

Bai Xingzhi was also in Qinfengyuan. At this moment, he was sitting in front of a whetstone, sharpening his butcher's knife, while talking to Feng Junchi regardless of whether Feng Junchi was listening or not.

Hearing Nanyuan's report, Bai Xingzhi immediately laughed heartily: "Junchi, didn't your future wife demolish the academy? It shouldn't be. Did Nanyuan make a mistake?"

Nanyuan hurriedly said: "I just asked Wei Feng, there is nothing wrong. Not only did the academy not be demolished, but Tao Wanli was not troubled."

Feng Jun didn't speak for a long time, and slowly brewed tea with no expression.

Bai Xingzhi: "I can't believe that she won't trouble Tao Wanli. Her recent behavior shows that she is not the one to swallow her anger. I bought a lot of Tao Wanli's books. I guess it's because I'm holding back." It's bad."

Seeing Feng Junchi looking at him coldly, Bai Xingzhi hurriedly changed his words, and said with a smile: "It's not that I'm holding back, it's not that I'm holding back, it's just that there are people who need to deal with it."

Feng Jun took his cold eyes away, and continued to make tea without any emotional ups and downs.

"But to be honest, Junchi," Bai Xingzhi stopped sharpening his knife, got up and took his butcher's knife to sit opposite Feng Junchi, "I can't guess why she bought so many books by Tao Wanli. What are you going to do, do you want us to go and see in the afternoon? There is nothing wrong with us."

"Master?" Nanyuan was also curious and wanted to follow him to see.

Feng Jun ignored it.

Bai Xingzhi: "Did you guess what she was going to do with those books?"

Feng Jun was silent for a while.

Bai Xingzhi didn't bother to ask, thinking that Feng Junchi was not curious.

As a result, when the sun was about to set, Mu Sheng went out on the front foot, and Feng Junchi also went out in the carriage on the back foot, and Nan Yuan drove the carriage without Bai Xingzhi.

Bai Xingzhi: "..." You're stingy, didn't you just say that your future daughter-in-law is holding back...

Mu Sheng and Mu Zhang were sitting in the same carriage, followed by several carriages, all of which were driven by servants from the General's Mansion, and the carriages contained the three thousand volumes of books written by Tao Wanli.

Wei Feng didn't have a carriage, so he followed along all the way, running back and forth, just like an escort.

When Mu Sheng got off the carriage, she saw a carriage following her at the end of the convoy, and seeing that it was Nan Yuan driving the carriage, she knew that Feng Junchi was sitting in it.

Because he wanted to keep a distance from Feng Junchi, Mu Sheng didn't plan to go there.

Feng Junchi didn't seem to want to get out of the carriage, the curtain of the carriage didn't even open, only Nanyuan stopped the carriage, got out of the carriage, and stood proudly beside the carriage with a knife.

(End of this chapter)