C1 Yunshui Family

Yunshui Village was a mountain village, with green mountains holding each other, and houses built on the slope. The forest was thick and the bamboo trees were drooping, and the flowers were drooping, covering the houses on the slope with two or three bamboo fences.

Chi Family were located on top of the mountain, and the slow and serene bluestone path passed through the courtyard door, bending deep into the clouds.

Chi Ziyu slammed the door and ran down the bluestone path, tears and snot streaming down her face.

Mrs. Jiang chased after Chi Ziyu with a broom in hand. Chi Ziyu was nowhere to be seen.

Mrs. Jiang was panting heavily as she stopped at the entrance of the Green Bamboo Forest. She put one hand on her waist and pointed her finger at the sky.

"You heartless thing! Marrying a landlord to fill up a house will cost you a piece of meat or how much! Back then, this old lady had raised you up by taking a piss, but now that I'm telling you to marry someone, you still dare to run away!? The Wangcai had raised it for so many years and knew how to return a favor with a piece of meat! "If you live your life for nothing, you might as well be a dog!

Mrs. Jiang waited angrily for a while. She was still thinking about shouting when she didn't see Chi Ziyu change her mind.

"If you have the ability to do so, marry me, I won't marry you even if I die!"

The Jungle Sparrow suddenly cried out in alarm.

"You dare to die!" Mrs. Jiang was so angry that she jumped to her feet. As expected, it was a waste of money to have a daughter. She didn't even give a fart to her family at a crucial moment.

Raising a dog was worth more than a daughter. He really raised an ingrate!

A fearless response came, "I'll die for you to see today!"

"Go if you have the ability. Do you think I will retrieve your corpse?"

Mrs. Jiang sneered coldly. Her daughter was usually so protective of her life, so how could she take the initiative to seek death?!

There was no sound from the road.

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Chi Family's number three, Chi Laifu, was waiting anxiously at home. As soon as Mrs. Jiang entered the house, she went to welcome him.

Grasping Mrs. Jiang's sleeve, he hurriedly asked, "Mother, how is it? Will Little Yu marry Landlord Yang and fill in the rooms? "I'm still waiting for Landlord Yang's betrothal gift to come down and ask for a marriage proposal from the Shu Family."

Mrs. Jiang, who was Chi Laifu's only son, was always smiling as she begged, "Laifu, you can be at ease. There's no way that the betrothal gift from Lady Yang can escape. When Little Yu comes back, I'll lock her up in the house and have Lady Yang come to pick her up tomorrow."

Chi Laifu was both excited and nervous, "Really? That's great! I finally have the money to marry Willow! "

The girl from the Shu Family, Shu Liu, was a flower in the village. In the Yunshui Village, everyone loved her.

Chi Laifu had liked Shu Liu since she was young, but Shu Liu had always been beautiful and attractive, with many men surrounding her.

To her, Chi Laifu was just like a toad.

A few days ago, Chi Laifu brought his parents and ran excitedly to the Shu residence to propose marriage with a few kilograms of pork leg meat. In the end, Shu Liu didn't even look at him and even said it explicitly.

The premise of marrying her was that the total amount of betrothal gifts would be at least 60 taels of silver.

Sixty silver was a sky-high price for the farmers who were digging in the fields.

The Chi Family had been farming for generations, and the family had mountains and land and labour, but no mines or money.

Mrs. Jiang started to have ideas about her daughter, Chi Ziyu. The two daughters above had already married off. The only person in the family who had the chance to exchange for a large sum of money was Chi Ziyu.

Chi Ziyu's looks were still acceptable, and she was at her age to leave the house. It would be great if she could sell her room to the landlord.

Landlord Yang had said that as long as he could send the people over, he would give the Chi Family sixty silvers.

Using a daughter in exchange for a daughter-in-law was not a loss at all.

Otherwise, if she relied on her Chi Family to save money, Mrs. Jiang might not necessarily be able to hold her grandson in her arms even if she died.