Chapter 2778 The Mu family went up by nepotism, what is it?

  Li Si'er controls the feeder in the house, so that Long Keduo doesn't care about the smog in the house.

   In his opinion, it doesn't matter how much Li Si'er loves to toss in this one-third of his own land, anyway, she is a housewife and can't go out to cause trouble.

   Who cares about his own affairs behind closed doors?

  Li Si'er is more courageous.

   Especially Long Keduo was called "uncle" by the fourth master. Now that he has real power again, Li Si'er has become more arrogant and feels that he is also a serious royal family member.

  Xingfan thought the same as her, and some people even called him "Uncle Xiaoguo" in private.

   This finally took a fancy to a woman and was robbed, how can I be reconciled?

  If any Baylor, the county king, or the prince's mansion were to leave the man, then he would have nothing to say, and Tong Jia's ability would not dare to compare with the princes and brothers.

   Ke Mu's family went up by nepotism, what is it?

  The Mu family is the maiden home of the imperial concubine, so it is still the maiden home of Queen Tong Jia! Queen Tong Jia is still the emperor's adoptive mother!

  Isn't an adoptive mother better than a concubine?

   These words, even the emperor himself dare not say it?

   I have to say, Xingfan's logic is very powerful

   But Li Si'er also thinks what his son said is very reasonable!

  So, the mother and son came together and came up with a bad idea.

  Li Si'er went to Mu's house in person.

The mother and son thought very simply. The draft has not yet started. Although this marriage has been "internally decided", no outsiders know about it. Then, as long as the Mu family is forced to give up by both hard and soft, they can invite the emperor, Miss Jiang Nian. Have you given marriage to your family?

   As for the Mu family, will they be willing to give up? Hehe, does that even need to be said?

  What kind of thing is the Mu family? Why not be happy!

   Those who rely on the nepotism of their daughters, dare to disrespect the emperor's adoptive mother's family and the emperor's uncle's family, can they afford it?

   Give them a step down the stairs, if they don't go down obediently, then it will be a toast instead of eating and drinking. But who can have a good end for those who don't eat and drink for a toast?

  Li Si'er came to the door arrogantly.

   Mu Jin's mother, Mrs. Luo, hasn't returned to the capital just now, and is still living in the village outside the city to avoid trouble. I plan to go back to town after the draft starts.

   Mrs. Bo, the eldest young lady of the Mu family, came forward to receive Li Si'er and was very puzzled.

   It has been a long time since I came to the capital. Because my sister-in-law is an imperial concubine, the Mu family has specially learned about the imperial clansmen and honorable ministers in the capital, and Tong Jiashi and Long Keduo naturally know about it.

  Longke's multi-part wife has not continued since her concubine Li Si'er was mad at her. Tong Jia's inner house is headed by Li Si'er, which the Mu family naturally knows.

   In this regard, the Mu family is very disdainful.

   A notorious concubine headed home who is mad at Yuan Pei, then Tong Jia's family will have an accident sooner or later, even if it is the emperor's nominal uncle.

   Therefore, the Mu family has never had any contact with the Longkeduo family.

   This is not a special day, nor is it any special day, Li Si'er came to visit, which naturally made people very puzzled.

  Li Si'er was barely regarded as the aunt of her parents' generation. She came to the door as a guest. Mrs. Mu, out of courtesy, took the maid and the old lady to greet her outside the house in person.

Who knew that Li Si'er got out of the car and heard Mrs. Mu's smile reporting her family's name, her face changed suddenly, and looked at Mrs. Mu with a half-smile: "Why is Mrs. Luo missing? Do you think I'm just a concubine and disdain me? To meet me!"

   Ask for a ticket o(*￣︶￣*)o

   New book for collection and voting

  

  

   (end of this chapter)