The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

When he got the news and chased him out of the house after worshiping, Fangcao was raped by a gangster on the way home from the city. She couldn't bear the insult and jumped into the moat. By the time the body was fished ashore, it was beyond recognition and became a lifelong nightmare.

At that time, he wished he could go with Fangcao. His grandmother forced him to die so that he could not jump into the moat, but his heart had already died in the moat with Fangcao.

Like the walking dead Cui Ping'an, he held Fangcao's body and kept sleeping until Fangcao's body rotted into a state of disrepair and he fainted from hunger strike. The servants of the Cui family buried Fangcao and took him back to the Cui family. .

When Cui Ping'an woke up, he seemed to have lost his soul. He stayed at Fangcao's grave every day and didn't go home all day long. He forgot about the Cui family, his grandmother, and his cousin, his newlywed. wife.

The newlywed wife couldn't bear that her husband pretended to be someone else. She knew that the living could not compete with the dead, so she left a letter of divorce and returned to her parents' home. Since then, she has never set foot in the Cui family again.

However, because she had been married before, even though she did not have a bridal chamber, she suffered from unbearable rumors and could no longer find a suitable match. In the end, she had to marry a widower who lost his wife.

The widower was a third-grade military general. He looked humane on the outside, but was extremely violent on the inside. He would beat people if he disagreed with him. His first wife was pregnant with Liujia, but because of a trivial incident, she died under his fists with the fetus in her belly. Just because he kept it a secret, this matter did not spread to the outside world. Others only thought that his wife had died prematurely as he said and had a difficult delivery.

Cui Ping'an's cousin had a bad reputation and became the reason for the general to abuse her. She was tortured to death by the general only six months after marrying her. Although Cui Ping'an's grandfather found out the truth about his granddaughter's death and asked Na Shen to risk his life, the dead person could never live again.

Because of this incident, Mrs. Cui's natal family completely severed relations with her. Even when Mrs. Cui died of depression, her natal family did not come to see her off.

A few years after Mrs. Cui's death, Cui Ping'an also died in depression. When he died, his hair was all white when he was less than thirty, and his face was as haggard as a sixty-year-old man, leaving the world with countless sighs.

Cui Pingan passed away in despair, but never thought that he would wake up one day. The moment he opened his eyes again, he decided to convince his grandmother to grow old together with the person he loved and not to cause the tragic death of his innocent cousin. Otherwise, he would rather not marry for the rest of his life than repeat the tragedy of his previous life.

Mrs. Cui saw such a decisive side of her grandson for the first time. Such a grandson was unfamiliar to her, and she could no longer treat her grandson as a child who had not grown up. However, the reason why she does not allow her grandson to marry a tenant girl of low birth is not because she is snobbish and looks down upon her, but because such a grandson's daughter-in-law is no match for Princess Fuyun. If Princess Fuyun wants to deal with such a bastard daughter-in-law, someone can get rid of her without having to do it herself. Drop her.

When that happens, how can my grandson be able to bear it? If she did something to Princess Fuyun impulsively, even if Princess Fuyun was not harmed in any way, she would still have enough reasons to punish her grandson for disrespecting her aunt, which would be the following crime. Not only would something happen to her grandson, but the Cui family would also be implicated. This was not what she wanted to see.

However, looking at the deep pleading in her grandson's eyes, she simply couldn't bear to refuse him like before.

Mrs. Cui took a deep breath, as if she had made an important decision: "Xiao Qi, as long as you are willing to marry your cousin, grandma can take that girl into the house, so that you can still be together as before. Just play, this won’t affect your ability to marry your cousin.”

"No, grandma!" The words that were exactly the same as in the previous life made Cui Pingan's mind come back to Cui Ping'an again. His face suddenly turned pale, and he shouted emotionally: "You can't do this, you can't take the grass. , My grandson cannot marry his cousin, not - otherwise, they will all die, all of them will die!"

Seeing her out-of-control grandson, Mrs. Cui was startled. She quickly reached out to hold Cui Pingan in her arms, patted his vest with pain and comforted her: "Xiao Qi, what's wrong with you? What's wrong with you?" , don’t scare grandma..."

Cui Ping'an heard someone calling him in a trance, but he was immersed in the tragedy of his previous life and couldn't extricate himself. He couldn't hear who was calling him at all. He just sobbed helplessly, completely without the lively and bright boy he used to be.

The movements in the house were naturally hidden from the maids guarding the door. Listening to Ping An's painful cry and Mrs. Cui's feeble comfort, Mrs. Cui's capable maid worried that something had happened and hurriedly ran to find Cui Qingrou.

Cui Qingrou had just finished taking a bath. When she heard the maid's report, she didn't even bother to comb her loose hair. She tied it up with a hair tie and hurried over.

Seeing Cui Qingrou, Mrs. Cui shouted anxiously: "Rou'er, come and see Xiaoqi, see if he is evil."

Cui Qingrou was so anxious that she hurried forward and saw her nephew, who was still fine after he came back, with his eyes closed, his face pale and soft in his mother's arms, muttering something in his mouth.

Cui Qingrou lowered her head and leaned in to listen, and could only vaguely hear the words "don't jump" and "don't die". Seeing the pain filling her nephew's eyebrows, she felt distressed and panicked, and quickly shouted to the maid aside: "Hurry up and help Master Qi lie down on the bed, and quickly ask the government doctor to come and take a look."