My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is not only a great day for two people to get married, but also their birthdays.

Now all the people in the Zhenguo Duke's mansion are Lu Zheng's people. His stepmother Lin seems to be under house arrest. Even the maids around her have been replaced by Lu Zheng's people.

Even when visiting the church, he could only pretend to be sick and not show up.

Therefore, when the two of them worshiped in the church, only Duke Zhen Guo sat in the high hall, next to the memorial tablet of Lu Zheng's mother.

Based on their status at this moment, no one dares to make irresponsible remarks.

A grand wedding banquet ended after three rounds of drinking in the evening.

All that's left is the bridal chamber flowers and candles.

The young couple blew out the red candles, and the Duke of Zhen wrote a letter in the study.

He had a thick stack of letters, put them on the table after he finished writing, and left the Duke's Mansion with his simple luggage.

…

Lu Zheng and Gu Xin slept until three o'clock in the morning the next day. The first news that greeted them was that Duke Zhen Guo had become a monk.

Both of them were confused.

After reading the letter left by Duke Zhen Guo, Lu Zheng was relieved.

Duke Zhen Guo wrote in his heart everything Lu Zheng had always wanted to know, including his mother's death and how Lin came into the house in the first place.

As Lu Zheng himself investigated, the Lin family was indeed related to the original King Qu. The son born to Lin family was not from the Lu family, but the daughter Lu Ni was indeed the Duke of Zhenguo. He has never had anything to do with the Lin family. Except for Lu Ni's birth, he has never felt sorry for the Zhou family. Everything he did was to protect the Zhou family and the Lu family.

At that time, King Qu was very powerful. When Lu Zheng was burned to death in the ancestral home, where he directed and acted, the Duke of Zhen almost killed Lin, but he was saved by King Qu's people. Since then, Duke Zhen Guo has become even more decadent. If Lu Xue hadn't been around, and if Lu Zheng's maternal grandparents hadn't been around, he might have ended his life.

Duke Zhen Guo asked Lu Zheng to deal with Lin's mother and son as he pleased. As for Lu Ni, who had married far away, Duke Zhen Guo did not intend to take care of it anymore. He had already planned to end the world of mortals. Lu Zheng inherited the title of Duke Guo, and everything about the Lu family would be done in the future. Then Lu Zheng made the decision.

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Gu Xin read the letter with Lu Zheng, and she did not expect that the Lu family's situation would be like this.

On the other hand, she also thought of the difficulties faced by the Empress Dowager and the Emperor. King Qu was so powerful at the time that he placed people in the homes of countless ministers.

After reading the letter, Gu Xin shook Lu Zheng's hand.

Lu Zheng held Gu Xin back and let out a long sigh.

In the end, Lu Zheng didn't do anything to Lin's mother and son. He just put them under house arrest in his yard. They were fed and clothed, but it was absolutely impossible to go out.

After learning that Duke Zhen Guo had become a monk, Lin did not resist Lu Zheng's decision. Lu Ming struggled, but it was to no avail.

Not only did he make arrangements for Lin's mother and son, Lu Zheng also found someone to separate the Lu family.

The second and third bedrooms of the Lu family were divided. Lu Zheng never cared about money. He only had one purpose, which was to divide the family, so it was easy to divide the family.

Lu Zheng and Gu Xin were the only two people left in the Duke's Mansion, and Lin's mother and son could only stay in their own courtyard.

Even though Gu Xin's current identity is not what it used to be, and no one in the Lu family can bully her, Lu Zheng doesn't want those bad things to bother Gu Xin.

It's best for the two of them to live a simple life.

Gu Xin didn't have much to say about this. It would be better to be simple like this and do something meaningful!