I'm spoiling my uncle

Chapter 206 Let nature take its course
Before the footsteps stepped into the front hall, the voice from inside came out: "Such a large yard, deserted, without even a baby, alas, what evil did you do..."

When they stepped into the door, the voices inside stopped abruptly. When they saw Mrs. Cao, there was obvious impatience on their faces, and the disgust in their eyes was unreserved.

After seeing Luoli, he was slightly surprised. After all, he was also a veteran general who had experienced many battles, so he was not confused: "This is the Ninth Princess, right?"

Luo Li nodded: "I have seen the old general, the old lady."

Mrs. Cao walked up to them and called her father and mother respectfully.

They seemed to turn a blind eye, General Cao looked at Luo Li with a smile on his face: "Ninth Princess, can you help me tell my unfilial son in front of the Ninth Prince?"

Luo Li was stunned. Does the old general still want Chu Yi to take care of his family's housework?
"Old General, please tell me."

I can't tell that the old man started complaining, chattering endlessly: "Cao Hui is the only son of the old man. He is 30 years old this year. He has been married for six years and has never had a son and a half. He has been with the Ninth Prince for many years. The words of the Ninth Prince must be better than what we said. It works."

The old lady added fuel to the flames next to her: "Yes, Ninth Princess, the Cao family has been passed down for several generations, so it cannot be extinct in this generation. We tried our best to persuade him to take a concubine, but he was so determined that this hen that does not lay eggs Blindfolded..."

Mrs. Cao's complexion sank in an instant, and her body trembled slightly. Perhaps she was used to hearing this, and kept silent beside her, her eyes clouded with mist.

The two elders talked quickly and burst into tears, but Luoli felt harsh when she heard it. She frowned, her voice was as flat as water: "There are three unfilial acts, and having no descendants is the greatest. The feelings of the elders are understandable..."

"That's right, it's still the Ninth Concubine who is sensible, my daughter-in-law has to study hard."

The old lady's flattery was unambiguous at all, and she also hurt her own daughter-in-law by the way.

Luo Li stroked her forehead with a calm expression: "Why do you two think that Mrs. Cao must be infertile? Didn't you think that your own son might be infertile?"

As soon as the words fell, several people's faces froze.

Old General Cao immediately retorted: "How is that possible? What does this matter to my son? Isn't it a woman's business to have children? Isn't it all a woman's problem to have children?"

Luo Li chuckled: "The old general is really cute. If it's not a man's business, what's the point of getting married? Can a woman give birth?"

"This...this...you..."

Old General Cao was so stunned that he couldn't speak well, and it took a while for him to say a complete sentence: "There is no basis for this statement, Wangfei, don't talk nonsense."

Luo Li sat down in front of the table, with one hand lining her chin, with a nonchalant expression: "I have been with the Ninth Prince for several months, and I have never been pregnant. Do you think it is his problem or my problem?"

Old General Cao looked shocked, and looked at the old lady in blank dismay, thinking to himself, why did the Ninth Princess bring this matter up?

The old lady is a woman after all, so she is more delicate: "You two have only been married for more than a month, what is the princess so anxious about?"

"Who said you can only be together after you get married?"

This time, not only the two elders, Madam Cao looked at her in surprise.

Luo Li leaned lazily on the chair, and continued: "Of course I'm not in a hurry, but the Empress Dowager is in a hurry, but I told her that it was her son who had a hidden disease, and she stopped urging me from now on. The empress dowager is so honorable, she even believes that the inability to have children is not necessarily a woman's problem, do you even deny her old man's opinion?"

General Cao was shocked, and said with trepidation: "How dare the old minister doubt the empress dowager's opinion?"

Luo Li hummed lightly: "Sometimes there must be something in life, and there is always time in life. Don't force it. Old general, just let nature take its course."

(End of this chapter)