Is there too much birth in the quick wear?

"Why do you say that, mother? Sister Wanyin is in the mansion, and I, as her sister-in-law, have not neglected her.

It's not that I can't tolerate her. I also want to ask if I, as a sister-in-law, have offended my sister in some way, so that my sister has tied up my slave. "

Someone has just secretly told Jia Min about this.

"Sister-in-law's servants are really good. Even though I am a guest in the Lin Mansion, I am still the master. I am not someone a few servants can complain about."

Zhang Wanyin has really had enough of Jia Min and the Jia family's servants during this period of time. Today is not the first time that Jia Min's people have done this.

But today, Zhang Wanyin caught him red-handed. Zhang Wanyin would not tolerate it. He stayed here for Madam Lin, but there was no need to suffer this for Madam Lin.

Jia Min knew that this illegitimate sister-in-law was not someone to be trifled with. She had seen this before, but she still had to rely on herself and Ruhai in the future, and it was too disrespectful to her now.

"Wan Yin is really amazing. These people are my sister-in-law's servants. No matter what, it's not your turn to manage them, right?"

"Wan Yin has no right to do anything. As the lady of the house, I should be able to take care of it." Mrs. Lin was furious, so she asked someone to bring out the evidence of Jia Min's improper behavior.

Jia Min was really embarrassed.

In fact, these things also happened in the original owner's previous life, but at that time Mrs. Lin handed the matter over to Lin Ruhai and let Lin Ruhai handle it himself.

Lin Ruhai slowly reasoned with Jia Min. Although Jia Min still felt resentful towards her mother-in-law, she did not directly confront her like she did today.

Jia Min looked at the evidence her mother-in-law had brought out, and then saw the expressionless faces of her mother-in-law and that outsider sister-in-law. Jia Min was so angry that she fainted.

Everyone quickly helped Jia Min back to her room. Zhang Wanyin knew that her presence had exacerbated the conflict between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

She came here to repay the original owner's kindness. Anyway, her goal was to let Old Madam Lin die of natural causes and to ensure that the Lin family's bloodline would not be cut off.

It shouldn't be a problem for her to move out of the Lin family for these two things. After all, she has her own house, and she has embroidered two large pieces during this period. She plans to move out.

So Zhang Wanyin simply told Mrs. Lin that she was planning to move out of the house and live on her own. Mrs. Lin thought that Zhang Wanyin was upset by the gossip spread by Jia Min's servants.

Just let Wanyin live there, she will vent her anger for her. Zhang Wanyin was very moved when she saw Mrs. Lin venting her anger for her.

However, I don't want to create any more discord among this family.

"Aunt, you misunderstood Wan Yin. You have seen Wan Yin's temper since he was a child. How can you not understand?

I just dealt with the people for what happened today, so why would I be angry? But you also know that my sister-in-law is going to live with Brother Lin for the rest of her life.

If things really get serious today, then Brother Lin will be the one in trouble. Besides, I just moved out, you know my house.

It's just three blocks away from you. If you miss me, I'll come right over, okay?"

Zhang Wanyin persuaded Mrs. Lin that when she thought about her son and what happened today, she might feel uncomfortable staying in the mansion, as this mansion would belong to Ruhai and his wife from now on.

Therefore, Mrs. Lin finally agreed to Zhang Wanyin's move out, but not now, because someone had to make some concessions.

When Lin Ruhai came back and understood what had happened, he was really overwhelmed.

On one side is his respected mother, and on the other side is his beloved wife. Now there is a conflict between the two, and his wife even fainted from anger.

Fortunately, the doctor found that it was just a case of anger and there was no other problem.

Lin Ruhai also knew that he was the only one who could handle this matter now, and he was at a loss as to how to deal with it.

However, Lin Ruhai was also a smart man. After understanding the situation, he first went to Mrs. Lin to plead guilty and apologized to his wife and his mother on behalf of his wife.

He said that his wife was also young, had been spoiled by her parents since she was a child, and had been deceived by the servants around her, which led to what happened today.

He coaxed Jia Min with many sweet words, told her frankly how difficult it was for her mother, and said that these servants were too bold.

If these slaves are not dealt with, it will harm the interests of themselves and their future children. The mother is also considering their future.

After a barrage of sweet words, Jia Min was so confused that she finally agreed to punish the servant who had made the mistake.

So the matter was settled, and Zhang Wanyin found a time to move out of the Lin Mansion and began her own free and easy life.

It's just that Mrs. Lin and Jia Min had a rift because of this incident, but it didn't matter much, as there was no conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in that era.

Even Jia Min's sister-in-law had to set rules for her mother every day, and she never stopped even when she was pregnant.

Here, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law of the Lin family were fighting each other cautiously and tentatively, while also controlling the degree. Both sides did not want Lin Ruhai to know.

Zhang Wanyin was having a great time over there. She had unlocked new rules. She realized that this society was more favorable to women than in many dynasties.

Here, women can not only set up female households and own their own private property, but they can also be protected by the law.

Moreover, if a woman does not want to get married, she can become a Taoist nun. Of course, she must have a certificate of ordination, so that even the clan cannot make things difficult for her, and she can also keep her property.

You should know that in ancient times, many clans were wiped out, and many families with only girls suffered greatly.

Zhang Wanying is only fourteen years old now. She wants to get married later, and she still wants to practice Taoism. Which Hua country girl doesn't have a dream of becoming a fairy hero?

Zhang Wanyin stayed in his house for a few days and wrote a letter to his servant, asking him to give it to the old lady of the Lin residence if she came to look for him.

Then Zhang Wanyin transformed herself into a little Taoist nun and prepared to travel around and look carefully for any opportunities.

Of course, the letter she left for Mrs. Lin was to tell her that her master wanted to take her out for some experience and would be back in a year or two at most.

Relying on her good kung fu, Zhang Wanyin traveled to many famous mountains and rivers and visited many temples and Taoist temples, because she felt that these places were more likely to find what she wanted.

I just don’t know if it’s because the story hasn’t begun yet, those capable people haven’t appeared yet, or if she was looking in the wrong direction, but she didn’t find the secret book of cultivation that she wanted.

However, she has not been without gains in the past two years. After traveling around for several years, she has also discovered several people with special energy.

This energy was different from her supernatural powers, nor was it her internal strength. She guessed that this was the power they cultivated.

But this energy was very weak. Zhang Wanyin could feel that if she really let go and fought, these people would not even be able to beat her.

Every time Zhang Wanyin discovered this kind of energy, she would observe it carefully. At the beginning, she went directly to ask for advice, but was directly rejected.

She was also beaten out as someone who coveted other people's cultivation secrets. Of course, they were not wrong. Zhang Wanyin did think so, but she was in the wrong. She couldn't just rob them.