Is there too much birth in the quick wear?

Fortunately, Madam Lin was just a little depressed and weak, but there was nothing else wrong.

It was Old Madam Lin who caught Wanyin and started urging her to get married, but Zhang Wanyin had no relatives in this world, and the closest person to her was Old Madam Lin.

Now she also wants to carefully study the secret manuals of those schools that she has seen in the past two years. Each kind of cultivation method has its own unique features.

Even though she felt that she could defeat others at that time, it did not mean that their cultivation methods were bad. At least in Wan Yin's opinion, it was not a problem with the cultivation methods.

Could it be a problem with the person practicing or something else? She wanted to see if these skills were of any use to her. Now she was obsessed with improving her own strength and didn't want to get married at all.

Besides, she is bound to the childbearing system, and it doesn’t say that she has to be married to have children.

Zhang Wanyin was already used to deceiving Old Madam Lin, so the master she made up turned out to be a Taoist nun.

The reason I went out this time was because my master calculated that I had an opportunity. If I seize it, I will be successful in my cultivation.

Old Madam Lin was so frightened that she grabbed Zhang Wanyin and asked her if she was going to be a Taoist nun too. She said that the little girl still had a long life to live, so what was the point of eating vegetables and tofu every day?

Zhang Wanyin was left in tears and laughter. Thinking of his own child-bearing system, he told Madam Lin that he was only a nominal disciple and his master did not require him to get married.

It’s just because these few years are a critical time for me, and my master said that it’s not suitable for me to get married early, so it’s not convenient for me to get married now.

Let Madam Lin rest assured, she will bring her a good son-in-law one day.

As for Mrs. Lin and Jia Min, Zhang Wanyin also had someone send gifts as usual when visiting relatives, but the two of them still did not meet.

After returning here, Zhang Wanyin prepared some health-preserving pills and sent them to Old Madam Lin, but this was only a temporary solution and not a cure for the disease.

Zhang Wanyin knew that this was a knot in Mrs. Lin’s heart, and more importantly, it was Mrs. Lin blaming herself.

In the days that followed, Zhang Wanyin no longer traveled far away. On weekdays, she either stayed in her house or in her small farm.

Occasionally, she would go to see Old Madam Lin. She wanted to visit Old Madam Lin often and always care about her condition.

But whenever she worked harder, Jia Min would be on guard against her as if she was guarding against something.

Zhang Wanyin thought that if this woman was not the mother of her dear Lin Daiyu, she would definitely teach her a lesson.

In the blink of an eye, more than three years have passed. Zhang Wanyin is now twenty years old. In the past few years, she has been studying the cultivation techniques that she had secretly seen before, and she has figured out some tricks.

However, these Taoist skills are profound and contain too much, such as the Eight Trigrams and too many other things. Without a dedicated master, it is impossible to learn them successfully.

And because Zhang Wanyin had never married, even though she later dressed up as a Taoist nun and said she was a Taoist nun, Jia Min was still more wary of her.

Jia Min always felt that Zhang Wanyin was here to snatch Lin Ruhai from her, but in fact it was because she had not been pregnant in the past few years.

There was a lot of gossip from her husband's family, her own family and outsiders, making Jia Min's life difficult.

In order to avoid these gossips, Jia Min still took a concubine and a maid into Lin Ruhai's life even though Lin Ruhai disagreed.

Of course, these concubines and maids all came from Jia Min's companion room. Jia Min trusted the people of the Jia family the most. Many of the old people in the Lin family had been marginalized.

Now that Old Madam Lin is still around, even though she is no longer in charge of things, Jia Min still hasn't done anything too extreme.

Jia Min was always on guard against Zhang Wanyin. When Zhang Wanyin went to the Lin Mansion again, Jia Min also went to the old lady's yard.

After some pleasantries, Jia Min took credit for the conversation and said to Madam Lin: "I know that you are very worried about your sister's marriage. It just so happens that you have found two candidates for me. Why don't you help me with some suggestions?"

Zhang Wanyin became a little angry when she heard this. She knew that Jia Min had always disliked her and was worried that there was something going on between her and Lin Ruhai.

Therefore, I was very careful and avoided Lin Ruhai on weekdays. We have basically never met in recent years.

If someone were to introduce a marriage candidate to me now, I wouldn't recommend anyone good, especially since she is still dressed as a Taoist nun.

Even though Old Madam Lin knew that she had not truly become a Taoist nun, she was doing this for convenience.

But Zhang Wanyin believed that Mrs. Lin would definitely not tell Jia Min about her own affairs.

"Sister-in-law, I am a monk now, so how can I get married? You don't have to worry about me." Zhang Wanyin still answered politely.

Mrs. Lin was quite interested in the candidates Jia Min mentioned, so she asked, "What are the situations?"

When Jia Min heard Mrs. Lin's question, she answered, "A relative of ours from Jinling, now in his twenties, has already achieved the title of scholar at a young age;

The exception is also from Jinling. This family is a country gentleman with a rich family heritage, but they are a little older. "

"The first one is already over 20 years old. It's impossible that he is not married. How can we introduce him to Wan Yin?

And the one behind, let's not talk about the others, how much older is he, and this one can't possibly not be married, right?"

Mrs. Lin felt that Jia Min's introduction was unreliable.

As for Zhang Wanyin, she finally realized it. "I guess the men my sister-in-law introduced to me are all widowers, right?"

"How can you say that, sister? Although both of them have been married, they are both very good in all aspects.

Like this scholar from our Jia family, who is in his twenties, even though his wife died, he only left behind a six-year-old daughter, but there are many daughters from good families who want to marry him.

As for the exception, his family has a lot of land and farms, and they have shops in Jinling and the imperial city. Besides, the children are grown up, so there is no need for my sister to worry about them..."

Before Jia Min could finish her words, Mrs. Lin got angry.

"Shut up, this is the good man you mentioned? Why don't you introduce this good man to the girl from your Jia family."

In the past two years, Old Lady Lin has been feeling guilty about Jia Min's miscarriage. She has been a vegetarian and chanting Buddhist scriptures. She often lets Jia Min do whatever she wants, but that does not mean Jia Min can make the decision for her.

In Mrs. Lin's heart, Zhang Wanyin was her daughter. She did not forcefully adopt Wanyin as her goddaughter, but let Wanyin live in the Lin family as a distant relative.

In fact, she still had her own little thoughts. Because her first impression of Jia Min was not very good, she thought that if anything happened, she would give Wan Yin to Lin Ruhai as his second wife in the future.

Of course, she knew that her thoughts were wrong, so she didn't tell anyone about this, including her closest relatives.

Later, seeing that Ruhai and Jia Min had such a good relationship and Wanyin no longer had any feelings for Ruhai, she let it go.

Sometimes she regretted that if she had not had that idea in the first place and had directly acknowledged Wan Yin as her daughter, it would have been much better. In that case, no one in the Lin Mansion would dare to bully her Wan Yin.