The game starts with escaping from the famine and flipping the table

When Su Xiaofei arrived at the He Mansion, she was supposed to first pay a visit to the current mistress of the He family, Mrs. He, and then go look for Sun Yali.

However, now that the two young masters of the He family have returned, countless people in the town have been thinking about forming an alliance, and are looking for all kinds of excuses to curry favor with Mrs. He.

Su Xiaofei was very self-righteous, so naturally she was unwilling to "condescend" to please the wife of a merchant.

In the future, she will be the extremely noble "Marquis's wife", so how can she be willing to lower her status? Otherwise, when that day comes, won't she be ridiculed behind her back?

Therefore, Su Xiaofei went to visit the old lady of the He family first. She was invited, so she was naturally different from those who flattered her.

When she heard the report that Su Xiaofei was asking for a meeting outside the door, a gleam of light flashed in the old lady's eyes as she pretended to sleep with her eyelids slightly drooping.

People become better with age.

Old Mrs. He knew what Su Xiaofei was thinking. She thought she had control over her innocent granddaughter, but she dared to use her as a scapegoat and raise her own status just because she got a post. How shameless.

Old Mrs. He sat quietly in the seat of honor, sipping tea without even raising her eyelids.

The maid who reported the incident immediately fell silent and retreated respectfully.

This time, Su Xiaofei was embarrassed and was left alone at the door.

Su Xiaofei, who was originally full of confidence, blushed immediately when she saw the contemptuous looks from the maids, and she wished there was a crack in the ground for her to crawl into.

This is simply a disgrace.

At this moment, what emerged in Su Xiaofei's mind were the contemptuous and mocking eyes of the maids and old women in her previous life.

At that time, she almost got up early every day to prepare delicious snacks, and waited in front of the courtyard of Su Xiaoya, the marquis's wife, waiting to be summoned.

The maids and old women in the yard were busy, and no one would even look at her, the cousin of the marquis's wife.

Because Su Xiaofei was just a poor relative who was staying in the Marquis's mansion. How could she be worthy of these servants' respect or even fawning?

Su Xiaoya was the mistress of a noble mansion, but she had never treated me properly. I had come all the way here to seek refuge, but she only gave me a remote courtyard to "stay temporarily" with my two children.

Apart from food and drink, he didn't even give a penny of monthly allowance.

She also had to take her daughter to embroider some handkerchiefs and sachets to earn pocket money.

I have been staying here for a long time, but I have never eaten at the same table with anyone in the mansion.

How could those servants who are used to bullying the weak give me a good face?

It can be said that as good as Su Xiaoya's life was in her previous life, Su Xiaofei's life was as miserable as hers.

Although they were blood relatives, when staying in the Marquis' Mansion, Su Xiaofei had to beg for alms in a servile manner in front of Su Xiaoya.

Not even as good as a loyal maid.

Su Xiaofei remembered clearly that when Su Xiaoya's two personal maids got married, Su Xiaoya directly released their indentures and also gave them a yard, a shop and two dowries as a dowry.

Those two personal maids married better than me. They married poor students, two scholars at that.

Later I heard that although the two men did not pass the imperial examination, the marquis still found them jobs in two government offices.

Look at yourself, and then look at the two maids.

The servants in the Marquis' Mansion were not blind, so they naturally rushed to serve as maids for Su Xiaoya, the Marquis's wife.

When Su Xiaofei learned the news, she was so angry that she vomited blood and smashed the tea set in the room.

The results of it?

After that, the servants simply changed to coarse porcelain tea sets.