Locked: God is the matchmaker, neither you nor I can escape

The few young ladies who got married lived in the house they brought as a dowry, either because they were deceived by the man and had the man take over their house, or because they did not allow their country-based in-laws to move in.

If we count them carefully, Yan Yiyi is the only one in Guyang County who built a new farm in the countryside, invited her father-in-law to live there, and did not act like a master and oppress her husband's family.

Can you say that a daughter-in-law like this is unfilial?

It was the servants' way of addressing him that made Father Li feel his daughter-in-law's intentions and attitude, and that was why he did not suggest not living with them.

Yes, Father Li has not moved into Yanyeju yet. His original intention is not to care about the gossip in the village, but he does not want to disturb the couple's life.

Where they lived, the doors of their two houses were only a dozen meters apart, so it was easy for them to see each other if they wanted to, and they didn't need to live under the same roof. Anyway, each courtyard in the manor was separated by an independent structure, so it didn't make much difference whether they entered the same house or not.

Now, Yan Yiyi's attitude and sincerity were so strong that Father Li couldn't say no, especially when Hua Murong chose a courtyard during the visit and said that she would come and live there from time to time when she was not busy or when she went to inspect the countryside.

The guest Yan Zheng unceremoniously chose a courtyard for himself, as if he was determined to live there permanently, and was not polite to them at all.

Why is he being so pretentious? Even an outsider like them doesn't show courtesy to his son and daughter-in-law, but as a father he is being polite. Doesn't it seem inappropriate?

Besides, after Zhang Wuneng takes over the shop, he plans to go out and travel around!

After thinking it through, Father Li also picked a courtyard he liked. The main courtyard was where the young couple lived. Yan Yiyi did not refuse to let Father Li live in the main courtyard. This was her dowry courtyard, and as the owner, it was natural for her to live in the main courtyard.

Zhuangzi is mainly divided into two parts: one is the residential area, and the other is the experimental field area.

The experimental field occupied half of the manor's land area. The four warehouses were located on the walls of the four corners, occupying a total of one quarter of the experimental field's land. At this time, the experimental field had been planned and reclaimed, waiting for the owner to arrange sowing and planting.

When planning the residential house, Yan Yiyi mainly considered practicality, so there was not much planning for the courtyard landscape. Some wild flowers and fruit trees were planted on the corridors and walkways. A leisure pond was arranged on the side of the experimental field, and a small fishing pavilion was arranged. Lotus flowers have been planted in it. At this time, the lotus leaves are lush and swaying in the wind.

Rockeries and other decorations take up space, and Yan Yiyi did not arrange them. If they planned to arrange them in their small courtyard, she would not interfere.

The front yard was mainly a collective dormitory for servants, which was very similar to modern student dormitories, with bunk beds, a large wooden cabinet divided into eight compartments, each with a lock, an 8-person chair, and two small toilets.

Only the housekeeper, Hua Yanzhi, Hua Yanqian and a few other small stewards had independent small rooms, apartment-style single rooms with separate bathrooms. As for the servants in the whole family, Yan Yiyi did not arrange rooms for them, but they could apply to build houses in the village.

If they pay for it themselves, it is their own house. If Yan Yiyi pays for it, the house belongs to Yan Yiyi. It depends on their choice.

The reception room, dining room and large kitchen are all arranged in the front yard, and the backyard is mainly the yard for Yan Yiyi and others. Only Yan Yiyi's main yard has an additional small kitchen.

The big kitchen was mainly responsible for cooking for the servants. Of course, since Xin Ye did not ask for permission in advance to cook, the big kitchen still had to prepare meals for the master.