famous eldest daughter

Chapter 604
Miao Er was so angry that he couldn't help it anymore. He threw off the quilt and, like a buffalo playing violently, lowered his head and stiffened his neck, and left the cattle farm angrily.

In that carriage, the carriage of the Marquis of Chinan had arrived at the entrance of Wangjiazhuang Village. The driver slowed down the carriage and the horse was almost walking, "Miss, we have arrived at the entrance of the village. Where to go next?"

Through the car curtain, Gu Yuqing ordered: "Li Zheng's house."

Wangjiazhuang is a place that Gu Yuqing has never touched in his previous life. He knows nothing about this place.

To find the right jade pendant that Tianji said, even though Wangjiazhuang is not very big, it can be said to be a needle in a haystack.

She can't ask every family!

In comparison, the villagers are simple, and Li Zheng is the most authoritative person here. Moreover, the jade mentioned by Tianji is also an ancient jade. Whose family would such an ancestral item fall into, unless it is tightly guarded by the owner? Otherwise, Li Zheng must know.

Although Wangjiazhuang is located far away from the capital, the real estate in this area is rich, and the lives of the villagers are very prosperous. In addition, every household raises fish. Almost all the fish needed by Kyoto comes from here, and the income of the people is even more considerable.

Along the way, through the gaps in the car curtains, Gu Yuqing could see rows of houses with blue bricks and gray tiles standing side by side.

This kind of house is considered the best private house even in Kyoto.

After a few cups of tea, the carriage stopped steadily. The coachman went to call the door. Gu Yuqing gently opened the corner of the curtain with her hand and looked out. She was immediately shocked by the appearance of the house in front of her.

What stood in front of her was an ordinary house in the countryside. Its size could be called a house. Even the courtyard of a merchant in the capital looked like this just from the outside.

Looking at the house in front of him, and then at the houses of the surrounding villagers, Gu Yuqing's mind gradually filled with thoughts, and her originally helpless mood became somewhat enlightened.

Jixiang also tilted his head to look out through the car curtains, and sighed: "Miss, this is too exaggerated. Along the way, I saw how well-built the houses of the local villagers were, and the servants thought that the man here was an upright and caring person. Yes, but his house can be repaired as quickly as the county government, and I don’t know how much money it will cost.”

Gu Yuqing sneered, why is this so!

There are regulations for the construction of houses in this dynasty. What the houses of ordinary people are like and what specifications cannot be exceeded. What the residences of officials and ministers are like and what specifications cannot be exceeded are all clearly stated.

In a small act of integrity, he actually placed two stone lions in front of the door. Not to mention how well the courtyard was built, these two stone lions alone were already in violation of the law.

He can live in such a grand manner. Although he is huddled in the small Wangjiazhuang, he can enjoy the life treatment of an official in Kyoto. This shows that he has become an official in many ways.

Just as he was thinking about it, he heard the sound of the door opening. Gu Yuqing immediately stopped his thoughts and looked towards the door.

The person who opened the door was a little girl with a haircut. She was already wearing cotton clothes, a pea green top, and brown and black trousers. From the looks of it, she must be a maid.

An upright home actually has a maid!

As soon as he saw the little girl, Ji Xiang opened his eyes wide and looked at Gu Yuqing in astonishment, "Miss! That's too exaggerated!"

Gu Yuqing pursed her lips and shook her head. It was strange that the house could be built like this without a maid.

But why was it the maid who opened the door?

Since you can keep a maid in the house, why not let the servant open the door?
This little maid is not very old, but you can still tell that she has a beautiful appearance, with willow eyebrows, almond eyes, oval face, and fair skin. She does not look like she is from the village at all, but more like a third-class maid from a wealthy family in Beijing.

When she opened the door, she saw the horseman knocking at the door. The maid did not immediately open her mouth to ask, but looked past him to the carriage behind him. She looked at it for half a cup of tea before she stopped looking, "You yes?"

After receiving Gu Yuqing's instructions, the groom said without hesitation: "Coming from Kyoto, the eldest lady of the Chinan Marquis Mansion wants to meet your master."

Chi Nanhou Mansion... When the maid heard this, her expression was immediately shocked. She was originally calm and composed, but she was shocked by these four words and was a little overwhelmed.

It was normal for Li Zheng's family to receive some distinguished guests from Beijing, but they had never received such a wealthy family as the Chinan Marquis Mansion.

Right now...

Should the eldest lady of the Chinanhou Mansion go in directly, or should she run back and report first?
The little maid's brows were knitted together, and she looked like she was about to cry.

Let the eldest lady of Chinanhou's mansion wait, she will report back, but such a big official lady, she is a majestic Chinanhou's mansion, what a joke, even if she has ten lives, she dare not let him wait with.

But before putting it in directly, what if Li Zheng doesn't want to see the eldest lady of the Chinan Marquis Mansion?She brought people in without permission. Then when the eldest lady of the Chinan Hou Mansion leaves, it would be strange if she had to be skinned by Li Zheng!
Wuwuwu... I was shocked by the name of the Chinanhou Mansion. After I was surprised, I looked at the carriage of the Chinanhou Mansion. There were only two words on the face of the little maid: I want to cry!
Gu Yuqing looked at her appearance and knew that she was in trouble, so he felt sorry for her, so he called the groom to him and said, "Tell her to go back and report first."

When Gu Yuqing ordered the groom, the little maid's eyes were bright and she looked in their direction for a moment. She was holding her breath and holding the cuff of her left hand with the five fingers of her right hand, as if she could really hear him.

When the groom got the order to turn back again, she even stretched her neck so hard that she didn't dare to breathe. She stared directly at the groom without moving an inch.

It wasn't until the groom stopped in front of her and relayed Gu Yuqing's words that the maid suddenly breathed a sigh of relief. She glanced at Gu Yuqing gratefully, turned around and ran inside, leaving only a wooden door behind her, which was blown away by the north wind. Through the door, the scenes in the courtyard are revealed sporadically.

In less than a few cups of tea, even while sitting in the carriage, Gu Yuqing heard the sound of dense footsteps approaching "Qua Kua Kua Kua". It was fast and powerful. Judging from the sound, there should be at least dozens of people coming together. come over.

Gu Yuqing was suddenly stunned... What does this mean?
Could it be that my father had some quarrel with the chief here, and when they heard that he was from the Chinanhou Mansion, they immediately brought him out?

Is this a bad comer?
Otherwise, it would be hard for Gu Yuqing to imagine what the sound of so many footsteps rushing towards her (yes, that sound was definitely a group of people running towards her collectively) was going to do!
Shouldn't they be lined up to welcome us?
Just as she was frowning and thinking, Gu Yuqing saw her groom's shoulders shaking, as if he was facing a formidable enemy, he turned around and ran towards her carriage, the expression on his face... was particularly solemn and complicated, even with a hint of Deep panic.

day!
What did he see that could make a dignified groom from the Chinan Marquis Mansion, who had followed Gu Yuqing and had seen him in various situations, show such emotions.

(End of this chapter)