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

Aunt Qi was not frightened away by his roar. Instead, it aroused her few rebellious qualities. Just before she rolled up her sleeves and rushed over to fight Qi Sheng, she was stopped by Hua Xizi's quick eyes and hands.

The actions of the two people caught the eyes of the onlookers as Hua Xizi trying to comfort the angry Aunt Qi, like a younger sister was worried that her sister would do something impulsive and hurt her in the counterattack. After all, although Qi Gousheng was mediocre, he was still an active military general, and he was not someone a mere peasant woman like her could defeat.

Only Da Hu knew the truth. He had been exposed to the sight of his mother skillfully rolling up her sleeves to hit someone since he was a child.

There are always many troubles around a widow, so doesn't she have to stand up and fight with those gossipy women in the village?

Thinking of the past and looking at the wealthy and powerful Qi Mansion, Da Hu felt only irony and regretted his admiration for his "father" for more than ten years.

At this moment, if it weren't for the overall situation, he would have wanted to throw manure into the Qi Mansion and throw cow dung at the couple!

Aunt Qi was successfully stopped by Hua Xizi, but her inner anger did not subside. She breathed heavily, her chest rising and falling, obviously because of anger.

"I don't care what your name is now, I only know that your registered residence is Qi Gousheng from Dashan Village, Guyang County!

Whether you have amnesia has nothing to do with your original household registration!

Yes! It is true that you and I did not register for marriage, but my household registration does state that I am your widow.

Your household registration is Qi Gousheng, my dead man, my child’s dead father.”

"Puchi!" Some of the onlookers couldn't help laughing out loud. Laughter is contagious and soon, all the onlookers started laughing. As more people laughed, some people didn't pay attention to restrain themselves and laughed especially loudly.

It was the first time they heard a woman curse her husband in front of men and outsiders, saying that he was already dead. The look and tone of her voice made them laugh inexplicably.

Qi Sheng's face was as black as a pot, but he had nothing to refute. He did change his name and moved his household registration to the capital, but his household registration before the move was indeed recorded in the government.

He hated the lowly name Qi Gousheng, but he could not erase the fact.

Mr. Meng could arrange a marriage contract for him and Mrs. Meng, but he couldn't erase his household registration information. Even if he burned down the county government's information room, his hands were not long enough to reach the military camp.

Therefore, after Mr. Meng arranged the marriage for him and Meng, he immediately moved his household registration to the capital. For this purpose, he specially registered Meng's dowry yard under Qi Sheng's name in order not to expose their lies.

However, despite all their calculations, they never expected that Qi Sheng would recover his memory in just one year. After that, Qi Sheng played along with Meng and acted like a loving couple.

With the help of Mr. Meng's influence, he started from a private and rose step by step. Later, he was transferred back to the capital to settle down. These "blessings" could not be brought to him by his wife and children far away in the mountain village.

In order not to reveal his true identity, he never returned to the mountain village, nor did he arrange for anyone to go back and inquire about the news of the mother and son.

This is why Qi Sheng did not go back to Dashan Village to look for his memories. It was also because Meng was self-righteous and thought that Qi Sheng had already fallen in love with her. She was complacent and ignored the abnormalities of Qi Sheng in these small details.

Aunt Qi straightened her back and looked at Qi Sheng: "Qi Gousheng, it's not my fault that we didn't get a marriage contract. It's the reason why you died early. It's not my fault. Even if I sue the government, I'm still right!"