After crossing, I made the country in chaos

Chapter 18 Prince Consort Said: Not Very Good
"You heard it all." Hua Yao immediately taught the six teenagers: "My son-in-law is magnanimous, and I promise not to argue with you. From now on, there is no need to compete for favor. I understand the principle of equal exposure to rain and dew."

Another big hat was buttoned down, and the straight and six green hats were put on Chu Xun's head.Even the chance for him to go crazy and find fault in the future, and make use of the problem is blocked.

Chu Xun sneered, threw off his sleeves, turned and left.

Hua Yao thought for a while, then hurriedly got up and chased after her: "My son-in-law, stay here."

Chu Xun stopped, and turned back with a smile, but a cold knife "swish" flew over in his eyes.

Hua Yao leaned over and said in a low voice: "Do me a favor, I can't finish the Qingxin Qugunpowder sent by the palace, can you help me eat some?"

"Okay." Chu Xun felt that he really needed to calm down, otherwise he could directly wring Hua Yao's neck.

In the end, Hua Yao shouted loudly again without knowing what to do: "Come here, send all the medicines from the palace to the son-in-law's house. The son-in-law said...it's not very good."

Chu Xun gritted his teeth, held his breath, swallowed the old blood stuck in his throat, and really didn't really want to talk.

Hua Yao turned around happily, and strolled back to the house.

Afterwards, the six beautiful boys were placed in several rooms in the west wing of the inner courtyard.It is separated from Huayao's bedroom by a half-person-high flower wall.

Day after day, the turmoil of consummating the house is finally over.

The son-in-law Chu Xun has been "safe" for several days, and it is said that he has stayed in his yard and never went out.

Hua Yao felt a little uneasy, because she didn't know what the son-in-law was holding back, so she had to be careful.

Unexpectedly, the son-in-law's bad move has not yet come, and another serious matter is placed in front of Hua Yao: the house is out of money.

If the original owner is also a princess, the annual salary is definitely not a small amount.

But the original owner is not a producer, doesn't know how to operate, let alone save and plan.

Spend the money as soon as you get it, and spend it as extravagant as you can.In other words, it's a toss, rich, big-hearted, but vigorous toss.

To say that it wasn't much better before, but since they got married, they still have to pay for the son-in-law's expenses.

Chu Xun is also a master who can spend but not earn, so his expenses have doubled.

In addition, the original owner usurped the throne once, and the emperor fined him three years' salary.

The money can only go out but not in, and the books will be short-lived.

Of course, when the ledger was presented to Hua Yao, even without looking at it, Hua Yao knew something was wrong.

Although she is not from a financial background, there are so many people in the house.From kitchen purchases, how to reimburse for internal affairs, to how to account and write off accounts for the accountant, there are many tricks.

No matter how much a princess spends on eating and drinking, it is no more than dozens of people secretly greedy for ink.

Moreover, Chu Xun's expenses may not be all food and clothing. I heard that the consort's rewards to his servants are particularly generous.

Hua Yao thought it was the son-in-law who was using his own money to invite people's hearts in his mansion.

Hua Yao casually picked up an account book, flipped through two pages and called, "Xia Zhi, bring a brazier."

Xia Zhi responded with a brazier, and used iron tongs to stir up the flames.

Hua Yao casually threw all the books at hand into it.

"Princess!" The accountant sucked his teeth.

But Hua Yao stared at him, and then suppressed his words.

"How true or false this thing is, you know it yourself." Hua Yao took a sip of the Gaiwan tea and poured the rest of the tea into the brazier.

The half-burned account book was extinguished, and there was a puff of blue-gray smoke and a puff of soot, which made the accountant cough.

(End of this chapter)