Traveling to ancient times to sweep the catering industry

"Wenwen, say something! Come back to Shanzhou with me and live a good life from now on, okay?"

Cheng Wenwen was silent for so long that Qi Shuo became a little anxious.

Cheng Wenwen was a little panicked by Qi Shuo's sudden straightforward confession, but the core idea in her heart would not change. Although Qi Shuo was a good man, her view on marriage was different from his. She pursued monogamy, which Qi Shuo certainly could not do.

Therefore, Cheng Wenwen could only reject Qi Shuo.

Cheng Wenwen looked at Qi Shuo, exhaled and said: "General, we are really not suitable!"

This simple sentence made Qi Shuo's heart sink to the bottom of the valley.

"What's wrong with it?" He stared at Cheng Wenwen with his dark eyes and was determined to ask.

"Speak clearly! What's inappropriate?"

Cheng Wenwen was questioned by Qi Shuo and didn't know how to explain.

This was in ancient times. If a woman wanted to marry only one man, the idea would be ridiculous to anyone, let alone Qi Shuo who had a few concubines.

"I don't want to be too far away from home. My relatives and friends are all in the capital. I don't want to live in Shanzhou City."

Cheng Wenwen still didn't say what was in her mind. If she did, Qi Shuo would only deny it, and Qi Shuo would only want to persuade her.

She has been advised too much, and most of the time, she doesn't want to waste time explaining, so she has to use the simplest and most effective reason to reject the other party.

Sure enough, when Qi Shuo heard this reason, he fell silent.

"I thought you wouldn't like the Cheng family, but it turns out I was wrong."

Cheng Wenwen said: "General, no matter what the Cheng family is, it is still my home, and I have relatives here too."

"Okay! I understand."

Qi Shuo nodded. No matter how unwilling he was, it was useless. Some things could not be changed.

If he really wanted to be with her, he would either force her to leave home or go to the capital to take up a position himself.

But it's not that easy to take up a post in the capital, and he has no plans to do so for the time being. And forcing her to leave home and follow him to Shanzhou is against her wishes, and she will certainly not be happy.

"What are your plans after the separation? Will you still stay in the Cheng family?"

Cheng Wenwen shook her head. She was not that stupid. Uncle Cheng sold her once, and there was no way she would let him sell her a second time!

"Let's take one step at a time."

"it is good!"

Qi Shuo took a few steps back, distanced himself from her, and said, "Before I return to Shanzhou, I will give you the Book of Separation! Keep your word!"

Cheng Wenwen nodded: "I believe what the general said!"

Qi Shuo sneered. This sentence sounded inexplicably funny and inexplicably uncomfortable.

That night, Qi Shuo was lying on a small couch. With the thin light from outside, he saw a slender figure behind the gauze curtain. He really couldn't sleep at all.

His marriage with Cheng Wenwen had only lasted a few months when it was about to end abruptly.

Why is it so hard for me to let go of these few months?

Qi Shuo began to analyze his own psychology.

Compared with the beautiful concubines in the mansion, Cheng Wenwen is not outstanding, but why does she feel so special?

Qi Shuo recalled what happened when Cheng Wenwen first came to the general's mansion.

Perhaps it was because he began to accept the fact that Cheng Wenwen was his wife from the very beginning. He also felt that Cheng Wenwen liked him and was willing to marry him, and he also wanted to treat her well so that she would not be so afraid of him.

Later, he found out that this was just his wishful thinking. Qi Shuo found it difficult to accept this strong sense of disappointment.

After analyzing all this, Qi Shuo began to persuade himself in his heart that since Cheng Wenwen didn't want to, then so be it.

Forget it...

Qi Shuo turned over and no longer looked at the man in the inner room. If he wanted to break up, he had to do it completely. Hesitation was not in his character.