The concubine of the high gate

Chapter 357

Ye Mingzhu noticed the change of attitude in the mansion, but remained unmoved.It seemed that no matter what happened in the mansion, it had nothing to do with Ye Mingzhu.

While Ye Mingzhu was convalescing, many things happened in the court.First, Ye Chenli, the eldest son of Duke Anguo's mansion, directly wrote to report that King Anrong was disobedient.Ye Mingqing, the second daughter of Duke Anguo's mansion, married King Anrong's concubine as his wife, but now Ye Chenli killed his relatives righteously.The Holy Majesty was furious when he found out about this, and in the face of irrefutable evidence, the Holy Majesty directly sent King An Rong down.King An Rong saw that something was wrong, so he directly reversed.

Ye Mingzhu originally reminded Ye Chenli because of what happened in the palace that day, but she didn't contact Ye Chenli because she fell ill.Unexpectedly, Ye Chenli was the first to attack.That's right, Ye Chenli's news is much better than her.

An Guogong Ye Nongyi didn't know why, he was implicated by his daughter, and directly took the initiative to give up the title.However, Ye Chenli was rewarded by the Holy Master for his meritorious service in reporting, so King Anrong's rebellion has nothing to do with Duke Anguo's mansion.

Dingyuan Hou directly asked for an order to go out to suppress King An Rong.He also asked him to retire and return home as soon as the matter was over.

King Anrong rebelled, and many families in the capital were also implicated.And among these implicated families, many of them were the ones who fell into trouble when Dingweihou's mansion was killed.

Of course, no one will say that the Weihou Mansion will avenge private revenge, because the evidence of those few families colluding with the rebels is conclusive.

After Ye Mingzhu heard the news, she couldn't help sighing.These families were convicted, how could their wives, daughters and servants be blamed?However, this is a serious crime of rebellion, even if these people are innocent, they can only be implicated.Thinking of this, apart from lamenting her good life, Ye Mingzhu felt sad again for the woman born in this era.

Ye Mingzhu stared blankly at the moon outside.She has received modern education and knows that women should be self-reliant and not dependent on men.Countless family disputes in modern times have made Ye Mingzhu understand that if she pins all her hopes on men, she will be tantamount to seeking her own death. "Scholar's procrastination can still be said, but women's procrastination can't be said." This is the sorrow of being a woman.

It is undeniable that women in this world are not as ambitious as men.Even in modern times, women can have their own careers, but under the influence of thousands of years of feudal culture, many women feel that marrying a good husband is much more important than having a good career.And many women who have received advanced ideological education have their own careers, but women's hearts are much softer than men's hearts.

In modern times, if there is no love and family, she can still have a career.And in ancient times?If you really fall in love with a man, you can't bear to have other women around him.It is said that why do women make things difficult for women, the real scumbags are men.However, if there is a third party involved, many people will blame the woman who is the mistress.

Because, for a wife, her husband is someone she once loved deeply, and even now she still loves him.Even though the love has been smoothed over by the years, because of getting along day and night, after so many springs and autumns, the kind of family affection transformed from love has made it impossible for her to erase this person from her life.

Because of the feelings, I hate him even more, but I can't forget him, and I can't do anything cruel.Therefore, the fault can only be attributed to Xiaosan.Even if she knew that her husband was not a good person, even if she knew that a slap could not be slapped, she still hated that mistress the most.

(End of this chapter)