Rich Peasant Girl: The General's Wife Has Space

At this point, she had no choice but to get dressed and go with her mother to visit General Liu's mansion.

As soon as she went out, she lowered her head unconsciously, always feeling that others were pointing at her. She bit her lip and said nothing. Wei Shi felt distressed, but for the sake of her daughter's future, she had to marry her off quickly.

Wei was worried about whether Mrs. Liu's family would agree to this marriage.

When they arrived at Liu's house, Mrs. Liu looked at Zhou Yuwei with no strange expression on her face. She was still as kind as before and only said, "You've suffered."

Zhou Yuwei was deeply touched and responded softly. Mrs. Liu found it funny that Zhou Yuwei was so shameless.

Wei asked vaguely about the marriage in the capital, but Mrs. Liu evaded the question, saying that there had been no news from her parents' side yet, and asked Wei not to worry, saying that even if the one in the capital didn't work out, she would still introduce her to a good marriage.

I know people from all over the world, including those in the wealthy area of ​​Jiangnan.

Although Wei was anxious after hearing this, she could only put it aside temporarily and bring her daughter to visit Madam Liu more often.

Zhou Yuwei was even more angry. She didn't dare to even think about Zhao Mingyuan anymore. Instead, she hated him very much!

I had never been interested in this scholar from the capital. How could a man from a humble family be worthy of me?

After this incident, she didn't want to choose anymore. Her mother said that if she married into a wealthy family and her ugly deeds were known to others, she might even lose her life.

Mother said that those aristocratic families attached great importance to reputation, and every year many women with bad reputations disappeared for no reason. Zhou Yuwei was also afraid that she could not bear the consequences, so she reluctantly agreed to her mother's suggestion to become a juren in the capital.

But I never expected that a scholar from a poor family would look down on the daughter of a military general. He really has no vision!

Mrs. Liu had a slightly sarcastic look on her face. Her family had made it very clear that they would no longer marry into the Zhou family. They felt guilty about introducing such a woman to a juren.

But although Mrs. Liu thought so in her heart, the words she spoke were hot.

Therefore, the Wei mother and daughter received great comfort from Madam Liu, and became closer to her, not knowing that Zhou Yuwei's life would soon be rewritten.

It happened that General Liu was taking a break at home, and he met Zhou Yuwei and her daughter. General Liu saw that Zhou Yuwei had lost some weight, and her frail appearance made him feel itchy.

But she couldn't do much, so she just put on a serious face and asked them to come over more often. Zhou Yuwei had never seen General Liu before, and only knew that he was an elderly general.

Now that I see him, I feel that General Liu has both the aura of a military general and the elegance of a civil official. He is also not like those older uncles with big bellies.

Zhou Yuwei had a very good impression of General Liu. He was so kind and caring about her. He was really a good-tempered elder.

General Liu also saw admiration in Zhou Yuwei's eyes, and he couldn't help feeling proud.

Although he is old, he has taken good care of himself. Although he is a little plump, he has no big belly or greasy face. He does not look like a grandfather at all.

Zhou Yuwei had a good first impression of General Liu. Mrs. Liu looked at him coldly and said nothing. General Liu only stayed for a while before leaving.

Watching General Liu walking away, Zhou Yuwei felt very close to him.

Wei took her daughter to Liu's house frequently, and it seemed that she was highly valued by General Liu and his wife.

Therefore, although the generals despised the Zhou family's behavior, no one said anything in public and only talked about it in private.

The Zhou family was therefore even more grateful to the Liu family and visited them more frequently.

Zhao Mingyuan did not take action against the Zhou family again, but one day afterwards, news suddenly came out that General Liu had taken Zhou Cheng's daughter as a concubine.

There was an uproar among the generals in the entire Liuguan Town!

General Liu is old enough to be Zhou Yuwei's grandfather, so how could Zhou Cheng agree to this?

Could it be that Zhou Cheng, in order to express his gratitude to General Liu, was willing to offer his own daughter to an old man as a concubine?

How foolish! Even if she were to marry into a wealthy family in a remote place and become the principal wife, it would still be better than being a concubine to an old man.

Isn’t Zhou Cheng usually very fond of his daughter? How could he do such a stupid thing?

I really underestimated Zhou Cheng's ambition. He was willing to marry his daughter to an old man just to please his superiors.

I have to admit that even if a military general's daughter is not as good as his son, his family still loves her. Zhou Cheng's eating habits are too ugly.

But some families were eager to make a move. They did not regard their own daughters as treasures. When they saw that Zhou Cheng's family offered their daughters and immediately got benefits, they could not help but be tempted.

Although he didn't get promoted, at least he was transferred to an important position with a lot of benefits. It was really a good deal for Zhou Cheng.

The Zhou family's actions made many people want to offer their daughters as sacrifices, but they just didn't have the chance to ask.