I feel so good after dressing up as a peasant girl

After marrying into the Bai family, Wang soon gave birth to two sons. She felt that she had established a firm foothold in her husband's family. She was no longer as cautious as before, and her various flaws gradually became apparent.

For the sake of their two children, the old couple of the Bai family and Bai Jun had always suppressed her and prevented her from doing whatever she wanted, but they had never thought of kicking her out of the house.

As for Wang, apart from finding various ways to support her parents' family, she was relatively honest in other aspects. After all, whether in front of the old couple of the Bai family or in front of Bai Jun, she was not upright and did things in a proper manner. Secondly, because of her status, she was naturally at a disadvantage.

At that time, she was looking forward to dividing the family property and hoping that her son would grow up quickly and get married. She felt that this way she could discipline her daughter-in-law in a pretentious manner like Old Lady Bai.

After Huang came into the family, she showed her mother-in-law enough money. If Huang had not been protected by Bai Jingtai, Bai Jun would not have allowed her to make trouble and deliberately make things difficult for her daughter-in-law. She didn't know how many despicable tricks she would have used.

But precisely because she failed to discipline her daughter-in-law to her satisfaction, her dissatisfaction with Huang grew day by day.

She finally let out all the anger that had been accumulating for more than a year today. She felt relieved, but Huang couldn't bear it any longer.

If she talked back to her mother-in-law and quarreled with Wang, then even if Wang was not right, at least she could still nitpick Huang's attitude and accuse her of being disrespectful to her elders and not being filial enough.

But Huang never said a word to her from beginning to end. Even when she cursed his parents, he just cried in anger.

Bai Jun and his two sons came over. Huang not only stated the facts, but also asked Bai Jun, the head of the family, to allow her to take her daughter away from the Bai family.

There was absolutely no way for Wang to find fault with the other party, which put Wang in a very passive position.

She could only act arrogantly and rely on the fact that she had given birth to two children for the Bai family to control Bai Jun.

However, before Bai Jun could open his mouth, Bai Lizheng's stern voice filled with impatience came from the gate of his house, "Because you have violated the seven grounds for divorce!"

Wang was about to yell, "Who is letting the dog out?", but when she looked up, she saw the head of the village and two elders walking into her house. She was so frightened that her legs went weak and she sat down on the firewood pile next to the stove.

Bai Lizheng walked in with a gloomy face. "You have violated two of the seven grounds for divorce, such as talking too much and stealing. How dare you ask my nephew why he drove you away? Believe it or not, even if my Bai family divorced you and sent you back to your parents' home right now, and made your Wang family lose face, your Wang family would not have the nerve to cause trouble for my Bai family?"

The Seven Grounds for Divorce: Talking too much refers to a wife who is talkative, spreads gossip, and alienates relatives in her husband's family, which violates the requirement regarding "women's words" in the "Three Obediences and Four Virtues" for women, and should be stopped according to etiquette.

The theft, one of the seven grounds for divorce, refers to a wife "stealing things." When "stealing things" is used in the seven grounds for divorce, it does not just refer to stealing other people's property in a narrow sense.

If a wife uses family property without permission, including giving away her husband's family property to her natal relatives or outsiders without permission from her husband's family, it is also one of the "Seven Reasons for Divorce", and the husband's family can divorce her on this ground.

Wang was jealous that the sisters-in-law of the second and third wives were more favored by Old Lady Bai, and she was jealous that the third wife was living a better and better life. She slandered and insulted the second and third wives at home, and even because her daughter-in-law refused to agree with her, she even insulted her daughter-in-law and her parents as well.

Such behavior not only triggered the Huang family's backlash, but also likely led to a rift between Bai Jun and his brothers.

Bai Lizheng said that she was "talkative and a thief", which was not unfair to her in this era.

Wang never dreamed that just by scolding the second and third wives, her daughter-in-law and her parents, someone would call the head of the village and the elders of the clan over.

She retorted with a blushing face, "No, I didn't."

Bai Lizheng snorted coldly and ignored her.

His wife had already prepared dinner, and his family was also planning to make some bacon today. He was even planning to have a drink of wine, but at the last minute, he was called to Bai Jun's house by a member of the Bai clan who lived next door to Bai Jun.

The member of the Bai clan who called him over was his nephew Bai Rong. Bai Rong's mother was picking vegetables in the yard when she heard the explosive things Huang said while crying from the next yard. The old lady was afraid that Huang would really take the child back to her parents' home, so she asked her son to call the head of the village, the elders of the clan, Bai Jingzhou's grandparents, parents, and second uncle and second aunt to come over to act as peacemakers.

Bai Lizheng was close to the two elders and arrived the fastest, followed by Bai Jingzhou's grandparents.

Bai Rong's mother had a good relationship with Bai Jingzhou's grandmother Liu. When Liu arrived, the old lady immediately took her to her home and whispered to her what she had heard.

Only then did Liu realize that the farce in her eldest son's family was actually caused by the third room eating a good meal and sending a portion to the old couple.

The old lady was so angry that she closed her eyes before she calmed down. She thanked Bai Rong's mother, and then went to her eldest son's house next door with Mr. Bai.

"Dad, Mom." Bai Jun came over with a face full of shame. It was a rare occasion for his parents to have a good meal, but because of his wife, their original happiness turned into a disappointment.

Wang had been half-carried, half-dragged from the kitchen to the yard by two women from the clan. She looked at Bai Jun and Mr. and Mrs. Bai, "Master, father, mother, you, you help me."

She couldn't be divorced, otherwise she would starve to death. Although she always contributed to her parents' home, she knew very well that her brothers in her family would never tolerate her.

Bai Jun ignored her, and her two sons also blamed her. She had just asked them to speak for herself, but none of them agreed to her.

What she didn't know was that it wasn't that her two sons didn't want to plead for her, but that they both knew very well that Bai Lizheng and others, or their father, didn't really want to divorce her.

In this case, they naturally didn't mind letting her suffer a little and learn a lesson.

Wang, who knew nothing about what her son, husband, and Bai Lizheng were thinking, was both flustered and angry. She looked at the Bai clan members in the yard and said, "You can't do this to me! I gave birth to two sons for Bai Jun. I have made contributions!"

Bai Lizheng, the two elders, and Mr. and Mrs. Bai sat down on the benches that Bai Jun had brought. Bai Lizheng asked her, "Is there any law in the court or any rule in the etiquette that says that a woman with a son cannot be divorced and sent back to her parents' home?"

Wang was speechless. How could she know this?

Bai Lizheng added, "You have violated the seven grounds for divorce but you still don't repent. You think you can do whatever you want in your husband's family just because you gave birth to a son. My Bai family will not tolerate an unvirtuous woman like you who instigates discord between your husband's brothers and always uses your husband's family's things to support your brothers in your natal family."