The road to wealth of a peasant widow

However, although the things that should be divided have been distributed to everyone, they all said in unison that they did not want to move out this year, at least until after the Chinese New Year.

Chen Cui had not originally planned to send her sons back immediately. Even if they got those houses, they could not be occupied right away and had to be cleaned up in advance. In addition, the princess was pregnant, so it was not appropriate to move at this time. At least they had to wait until the child was born and older.

This year, the Liu family became famous again because of Sui Sui's wedding, which caused a lot of discussion in Beijing.

Many people think that the Liu family is really good at scheming. Not only have their three sons married daughters of wealthy families, but now they have ignored Earl Yongchang's fate of "unlucky wife" and married their daughter into the Earl's mansion. They really have a heart for wealth and fame!

Chen Cui had also heard some rumors, but she didn't care. As long as her children were living well, she didn't care what those people said!

Sui Sui was indeed living a good life. Wei Shaojing, the Earl of Yongchang, was a gentle and polite man, and he had put a lot of effort into seeking this marriage. He was very gentle and caring towards Sui Sui. A few days after the marriage, he handed over the mansion's account books, matching cards, and the keys to the treasury to Sui Sui.

To be honest, he had been enduring these trivial matters for a long time. Before, it was because he was the only master and he had to take care of everything. No matter how hard his subordinates worked, he could not let go completely and he always had to review it in the end.

However, the Bo family had many businesses, and it took a lot of time every month just to look at the account books. There were also those farms, and during the planting and harvesting seasons there were always things that needed him to decide, not to mention the miscellaneous chores in the mansion, which made it impossible for him to concentrate on painting.

After meeting Sui Sui, Wei Shaojing deliberately asked people to inquire about the girl. Knowing that she was not a beautiful woman with only martial arts skills, he decided to marry her home to take care of the household affairs and have children.

Miss Liu really lived up to expectations. She checked the account books quickly and accurately and could tell any problems at a glance, making the shopkeepers tremble with fear and sweat profusely.

As for the internal affairs of the mansion, which used to take Wei Shaojing a lot of time to deal with, after she re-established the rules, they can now be dealt with in half an hour every morning. The free time is used for the two of them to keep fit together.

This made Wei Shaojing very surprised. He felt that he had really found a treasure. Marrying Miss Liu was the best decision he had ever made in his life!

Suisui was also very happy. Although the Wei family did have a lot of troubles, after she solved them one by one, all that was left was comfort and ease.

The shop owners no longer dared to tamper with the accounts openly and could only do their job in accordance with the rules.

The servants who had worked for many years in the Bo's Mansion relied on the fact that they had served the late Bo and the old master, and they took advantage of their seniority to act dishonestly and corrupt the atmosphere. Under her rectification, these people were transferred from their original positions, driven to the margins, and replaced by those who were really willing to work.

Of course, these things are easier said than done. However, as the legitimate mistress and with the support of the master Wei Shaojing, she only needs to discipline the manager and servants in the house. As long as she is determined to do it, what can't be done!

Now the accounts in the shop are clear and the atmosphere in the mansion has improved a lot. Corresponding rules have been established for everything. The servants are efficient in their work, with fewer mistakes, and management is much simpler.

Of course, the one who has less worries is Wei Shaojing. Now he doesn't have to deal with these trivial matters and can arrange his time by himself. He shouldn't live a too comfortable life.

Although Suisui and Wei Shaojing have different ways of exercising, their goals are similar, so they often sweat together, and then they go to change clothes and take a shower separately. This can be considered an alternative couple's interest.

Before the Mid-Autumn Festival, when Suisui brought Wei Shaojing back to the Liu family to visit her relatives, she said that her baby was a few days late. She secretly asked her sister-in-law to take her pulse, and the result confirmed that she was pregnant. Wei Shaojing was so happy that he could not stop smiling.

Chen Cui had already given Sui Sui a booklet of precautions to take during pregnancy, and even gave her a copy of the parenting booklets, so that she could facilitate scientific feeding in the future.

But her daughter was really pregnant, and she still couldn't help but give her a lot of detailed instructions, and even called Wei Shaojing over to talk to him.

Wei Shaojing didn't mind this at all. There were no elders in his family, and this was his first child. Both of them had no experience. He was very happy that his mother-in-law was willing to give more guidance and care.

On the morning of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Princess Fuyou went into labor, and in the afternoon, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy. Both mother and child were safe.

After the child was born safely, Chen Cui immediately sent someone to report the good news to the palace.

During the Chinese New Year, as soon as the Queen Mother learned that the princess was pregnant, she gave her many nourishing foods and specially sent an experienced nanny to take care of her.

Starting from the Queen, other concubines in the palace have also received many rewards. Now that the child has been born safely, it is natural to tell the nobles.

The empress dowager was so happy that she couldn't leave the palace, so she asked the nanny who served her to come to the Liu family to see the princess and the child, and then go back to tell her what the child looked like.

Although the newborn was thin, he was well developed, had a loud voice, and was able to eat. The princess's milk was not enough for him to drink, so she only fed him for seven or eight days before completely handing him over to two wet nurses to feed.

At first, when the Queen Mother learned that the princess was actually breastfeeding herself, she was shocked and thought it was ridiculous.

But later, when she heard the nanny explain the reason, and learned that several daughters-in-law of the Liu family had to feed each child themselves for a few days, and that all the children born grew up safely, she stopped talking.

Offspring are the most important!

The Queen Mother is an old lady, and what she values ​​most is her descendants. She doesn't care no matter how the women in the palace fight, as long as they don't harm her descendants or endanger her son's bloodline, she will ignore it. But once someone crosses this line, don't blame her for being rude!

She watched Princess Fuyou grow up, even longer than when her own granddaughters were by her side, and she had a deeper affection for her. She also wanted to see this child live a long time, continue her lineage, and have many children and grandchildren.

Changfu was so happy when he had a son that he had long forgotten how he used to complain about his two brothers being stupid after having children, because now he has become like that too!

The newborn baby was named Chengge. Although he weighed only 5.2 jin when he was born, because he was able to eat and sleep well, he had grown to 9.5 jin by the time he was one month old, and became a chubby little baby.