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Chapter 284 Compliment (Part 1)

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    Even though he had experienced the exquisite life in the Hou's mansion during his time in the mansion, looking at Mrs. Hou's current lifestyle, Weizi still couldn't help but sigh. It would be really embarrassing if he lived like this a few years later.  I wonder if I should be grateful that in ancient times, I could marry into a wealthy family.

    After the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law ate the fruit for a while, Mrs. Hou waved her hand, meaning she would not eat it.

    ?? Shi Shu and Shi Qi removed the fruit plates, changed teacups to rinse their mouths, and brought new tea to brew again. Madam Hou¡¯s was Junshan Silver Needle, and Weizi¡¯s was Lu¡¯an Fragrant Tablets.

    Mrs. Hou took a sip of tea and then smiled and said: "I've been sitting for a long time just now. I'm afraid I'm tired. The heat hasn't gone down yet. Why don't you go back and have a rest."

    Weizi smiled and said, "Thank you, mother, for remembering me. I'm not used to taking naps. When I was little, I was naughty. When it was time to take a nap, I would run to my second sister and murmur non-stop. At that time, my second sister was naughty.  My sister is like a little magic wand, thinking about how to make more money all day long. I have a few chicks at home. In order to eat eggs earlier and to make the chicks grow faster, I talk to my two brothers.  My sister is thinking about changing the food for the chicks every day."

    "Don't all chickens eat grass?" Mrs. Hou didn't know that chickens can eat other things besides eating grass?

    Wei Zi smiled and nodded, saying: "My mother doesn't know something. In fact, chicks eat bugs in addition to grass. Chicks that eat bugs grow faster than chicks that eat grass, and the eggs they lay are also delicious.  .¡±

    Shi Qin listened and said jokingly: "What Madam Hou said, I know that a lot of bugs always fall from the trees in summer. When I was young, I saw chickens clinging to the bugs."  .¡±

    Zhizi nodded and said: "In addition to those that fell from the trees, the chickens actually also eat a kind of insect that feels active in the ground. This kind of insect is larger than the kind that fell from the tree, and it is also nutritious. My two brothers and I  At that time, my sister went everywhere to dig up such bugs and feed them to the chickens. Later, she discovered that the more the chickens ate, the better they grew, and the eggs they laid were also particularly delicious. Later, we recorded the experience and my second sister  If we raise a large number of chickens, we will have to dig out more bugs, otherwise we won¡¯t be able to feed the chickens.¡±

    Mrs. Hou sighed after hearing this: "Your second sister is also a sensible child."

    Speaking of her family, there was a touch of pride in Weizi's eyebrows. It was not like some women from poor families who once married into a wealthy family, wished they could forget about their own life experience, and even made people think that they were born in such a wealthy family since childhood.

    Weizi never does anything that forgets his roots.

    "My mother doesn't know. In fact, all the children in our family have become sensible early on. When we separated, because my mother only gave birth to four of us daughters, my grandmother asked my father to divorce my mother.  My mother was so angry that she took my sisters back to her parents' home with her pregnant belly. At that time, I was in my mother's belly. My grandmother heard people say that the baby in my mother's belly was a girl, and she planned to keep me away.  Well, my mother couldn't bear to let me go and kept me no matter what. Later, after I was born, my father couldn't bear to let my mother go, so she separated from the family. My grandmother didn't give my father any land. It was still my grandfather and my grandmother.  We bought two acres of paddy field for our family, and at least the food we harvest can feed our family."

    Mrs. Hou also had an expression of emotion on her face. Women are like this. After giving birth to several daughters, there are many who are looked down upon by their husbands' families, but not many directly say that they want to divorce.

    Wei Zi added: "After the separation, my family didn't have much money. My mother's dowry was spent on her husband's family in those few years. My grandma didn't pay attention to girls, but only to boys, as well as her own children.  I heard from my sisters that they worked every day and went to the mountains to collect firewood but never had enough to eat. If there was not enough food at home, they would go hungry. But after the separation, even then our family had no money.  , not enough to eat, but the sisters were still very happy.

    My eldest sister was less than nine years old at that time. She asked a family in our village to help and went to work for a wealthy family in the town. After receiving the money, she was reluctant to eat or buy anything, but she never forgot to give it to us.  We all feel very happy when a few sisters buy something, even if it is a piece of candy.  "

    Speaking of these, there was a particularly happy light on Weizi's face. Even though life was so difficult, she still felt that the warmth of family affection supported her along the way, making her learn to work hard and cherish it.

    Mrs. Hou was also a little emotional when she heard this, "The children of the poor have long been in charge. The masters in our house, let alone working for others, will cause trouble if they don't eat exquisitely."

    Mrs. Hou¡¯s words were naturally not referring to her own sons, but presumably to those concubines and the original aunts.

    Weizi smiled and said: "Mom, you don't have to be like this. The living environment is not good.Mrs. Hou couldn't help but feel warm when she saw it. She was just like her caring daughter, talking to her mother about her children's naughty things without any taboos. This feeling was both fresh and interesting, and Mrs. Hou felt soft-hearted.  Incredible.

    An Moran has been very sensible since she was a child. It can be said that she has never let Mrs. Hou worry. However, there is also no time to act like a coquettish person. Therefore, except when she is happy, Mrs. Hou feels a little more empty in her heart. Now this  The emptiness was filled by this daughter-in-law. How could Mrs. Hou be unhappy?

    "You kid, tell me how clever you are." Mrs. Hou couldn't help but be intrigued by Weizi.

    Shi Qi also smiled and said: "Is it possible that the young lady is still naughty and mischievous?"

    The servant shook his head and said, "The young lady that my servants have heard is very sensible."

    Madam Hou, however, disagreed and said with a smile: "No matter how sensible you are, there are still times when you are childish. You, Madam, are a girl and are pampered by your sisters. It is inevitable that there will be times when you act silly. If you don't believe me, just listen." (Remember.  Website address: www.hlnovel.com
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