Chang’an Peasant Girl

Tao Mingqing breathed a sigh of relief, patted his mother's back and said, "Mom, it's good that you weren't scared."

Aunt Fang cried and laughed at the same time: "This is a great thing. How can I be scared? It's too late for me to be happy. Even if you are a concubine, even if you have been admitted to the Juren Examination, compared to the eldest daughter of a family, , your status is still extremely humble, so how did the king and others agree to your marriage? "

Tao Mingqing smiled and said: "Your Majesty, they are not as broad-minded as us mortals. They don't mind at all that I am a concubine."

"Really?" Aunt Fang couldn't believe it. She has always felt that the larger the family, the more emphasis is placed on the distinction between concubines and concubines.

Not to mention the royal family.

The royal family must pay more attention to it, but who knew it would be like this.

Tao Mingqing smiled and said: "Mother, what my son just said is absolutely true. Don't believe it any more. However, although Her Royal Highness the Eldest Princess does not feel wronged herself, I feel wronged on behalf of the Eldest Princess. She is obviously better than me. There were so many people, but she chose me.”

After a pause, his eyes were firm: "I will work harder in the future to become more worthy of Her Royal Highness the Princess."

"Good boy, good boy." Aunt Fang praised with tears in her eyes while smiling very happily.

"Mom, please stop crying. When the imperial edict comes, you will definitely be there. Your eyes will be swollen from crying. What if others think you are dissatisfied with the marriage?"

When Aunt Fang heard this, she quickly wiped away her tears and stopped crying: "Mom is just too happy."

Tao Mingqing chatted with Aunt Fang for a few more words before saying, "Mom, I want to go and talk to dad."

Aunt Fang nodded and said: "Even if you don't tell me, your father will definitely be happy. You also know what kind of person your father is. The eldest princess is getting married, and there are only two princesses in this house. Who dares to look down on the Tao family? But you You should say that he is also your father."

As soon as they arrived at the courtyard where Tao Chengyin lived, Tao Mingqing told Tao Chengyin's father about him and Su Yuxin. Tao Chengyin couldn't believe it at first, but then he was so happy that he didn't know what to say.

When the chief eunuch in the palace came to give the order, Tao Chengyin and others had already prepared the incense table.

There was another prince-in-law born in the family, and he was the prince-son-in-law of the eldest princess. Anyway, Tao Chengyin was so happy that he couldn't smile from ear to ear.

With the imperial edict of marriage, the news spread throughout the imperial capital city as if it had wings.

Meng family.

As soon as Meng Sixiu learned that Su Yuxin was going to marry Tao Mingqing, he was so jealous that he immediately smashed everything in the house.

Shi Zhenzhen has always been gentle and courteous. Although she felt very annoyed, she still advised Meng Sixiu: "My husband, don't be too angry. If you are angry, your health will be bad."

"She actually wants to marry a bastard!" Meng Sixiu smashed another big flower.

Shi Zhenzhen felt even more bitter, so she endured it and said, "Since you still like her so much, why not divorce me and go find her again."

Meng Sixiu suddenly woke up as if a basin of cold water was poured on his head. What is he doing now? Even if he is jealous, he shouldn't be.

After a moment of silence, Meng Sixiu said dryly: "Since I married you, I will never divorce you."

He still has this responsibility.

Shi Zhenzhen felt even more uncomfortable and her eyes turned red: "Then what's going on with you like this? People always have to get married. If you marry Young Master Tao Wu, you are still your real wife. I can't marry you as a child!"

Meng Sixiu immediately became angry again: "How can she, your majesty, the princess, marry someone and become a child? Even if she is willing, I am not willing!"