Transmigrated Little Farm Girl Bringing Great Fortune

The crowd was full of people.

The crowd was dense and bustling.

The streets of Jiangzhou are unusually lively today.

From the third floor of Yipinju, most of Jiangzhou can be seen.

Jiang Miaomiao and her brother were leaning against the window.

The crowd below was like a surging tide, coming and going in a continuous stream.

They saw someone being thrown out of Madam Qin's carriage.

The woman wrapped her head tightly in a cloak, but while she did, the servant beside her did not.

Jiang Miaomiao recognized Mei Gu at a glance.

"Brother, someone has been thrown down there."

Jiang Zifeng and his brother went over to take a look and, sure enough, it was the Qi family.

"Brother, do you think that woman was behind this marriage to Sister Qiao'er?"

Jiang Ziyan nodded in agreement, "Most likely."

It's likely that Qi Xiaoniang gave Madam Qin some terrible advice, which led to this whole mess.

He was thrown off the carriage after failing to accomplish his task.

Although Qin Liulang deserved to be beaten, I really want to applaud this Madam Qin!

Jiang Qiao'er stuck her head out to look, but the person had already disappeared. Somewhat bewildered, she asked, "Who? Who did this?"

She felt great after beating someone up, and now she was listening to the Qin family's affairs as gossip.

The more I listen, the more exciting it gets!

However, I was also a little worried that it might implicate my aunt's family.

After all, Feng-ge'er had beaten Qin Liulang half to death, leaving him barely alive.

Princess Rong'an said that she should take all the blame and that killing her would be doing a service to the people.

She then asked Aunt Xiuxiu to escort her back first, and she cried all the way from Yipinju to the Cui residence.

The purpose was to let all the people of Jiangzhou know that Qin Siyan had offended the thirteen-year-old Princess Rong'an.

He was blinded by lust.

The Qin family is in the wrong.

It's all thanks to Princess Rong'an's kindness that she wasn't killed.

Sun Yanshu, being an eyewitness, volunteered to go to the yamen with the officials.

He reported everything he had seen and heard to Prefect Cui.

Princess Rong'an was admiring the flowers in the garden when a lecherous man suddenly jumped out and pounced on her.

He even shamelessly asked to take the princess as a concubine and uttered vile words in an attempt to offend her.

Fortunately, they were stopped by the guests who were admiring the flowers, and the princess also brought her maidservants.

He then gave that lecherous man a severe beating.

When Manager Jin arrived, he learned that the scoundrel who wanted to offend the princess was actually the sixth son of the Qin family.

There was not a single mention of Jiang Qiao'er or Jiang Zifeng.

Although Sun Yanshu felt somewhat guilty, he didn't show it on his face at all.

These were all things they had discussed beforehand, and the two maids and Manager Jin gave the same explanation.

No flaws can be seen.

Prefect Cui and Magistrate Qin both believed it without a doubt, after all, Sun Yanshu was a scholar, and his words were quite credible.

Given Qin Liulang's reputation, it's not surprising that he would do something like this.

Judge Qin looked at his son, who was wrapped up like a dumpling, and his old face twisted in pain.

He glanced at her briefly before sitting back down in his armchair.

I was both angry and heartbroken.

This inverse.

He completely ruined the good reputation he had cultivated in Jiangzhou for many years.

If it weren't for him, why would his family have needed to cover up those shameful things for him? And now they've all been exposed.

He was so angry that his chest ached.

With my son like this, I'm afraid he'll spend the rest of his life bedridden.

fortunately……

Fortunately, this kid left him with quite a few offspring.

She also has a son.

If we ruin this one, we can just raise a few more.

This time, he must teach personally.

Prefect Cui circled around Qin Siyan, gritting his teeth, wishing he could go up and kick him a few more times.

This bastard bullied his precious niece.

How dare she let a princess become her concubine? She must be tired of living.

If he were there, he would definitely break that kid's legs.

He lifted his robe and sat back down in the hall, staring at Prefect Qin. "Prefect, why don't you tell me, what should be done with this kid?"

Your son bullied my niece; I'd like to see how you explain yourself.

Prefect Qin frowned and bowed to Prefect Cui, "Brother Cui, could you spare my son this time and leave him alive? He's practically a living dead now; this is his just desserts..."

Upon hearing the word "living dead," Prefect Cui felt slightly relieved.

"I can't decide on this; it depends on what Princess Rong'an thinks."

Judge Qin gritted his teeth and said, "Brother Cui, just tell me plainly, what do you want in exchange for letting Liu Lang go?"

If this matter can be resolved, losing some gold and silver is nothing.

The princess was only frightened, but she really didn't do anything to her.

Are you suggesting he really have to swallow his pride and apologize to a young woman? It would be better to just let this rebellious son fend for himself.

Prefect Cui's face darkened. "Brother Qin, this is not my place to make the decision..."

To everyone's surprise, Prefect Qin retorted, "You're the Prefect, so you decide what to do!"

Then he turned and left.

Prefect Cui was completely bewildered, pointing incredulously at Magistrate Qin's retreating figure, "He just left like that?"

"Doesn't he care whether his son lives or dies?"

There are fathers like this in the world!

No wonder she raised such a son, it's incredible!!

However, this put Prefect Cui in a difficult position.

Fine, let him die in the Qin family, not in the government office.

He ordered the constables, "Carry this boy to the Qin family's gate. Just carry him out like this. There's no need to prepare a carriage. Take him around to a crowded area."

The constables looked at each other in bewilderment.

They were just small fry; Prefect Qin wouldn't dare do anything to the Prefect, but making things difficult for them was a piece of cake.

They were all a little scared.

Just then, Cui Xingzhou jumped out, "Dad, I'll go!"

He then took out a bag of loose silver from his pocket, weighed it in his hand, and without saying a word, three or four people stepped forward.

"My lord, let us go with Young Master Cui."

Several people carried Qin Siyan, who was wrapped up like a rice dumpling, out of the government office, shouting as they went.

They walked along, banging gongs and drums.

"Let's take Young Master Qin home. Everyone, please make way."

They avoid sparsely populated areas and prefer bustling, lively places.

Prefect Cui's brow twitched.

That shouting... it sounds like a funeral procession!

It's amazing that this kid could come up with such a thing.

Jiang Miaomiao nestled in her older brother's arms, leaned on the railing, and looked down.

So many people, so many heads.

There were even more people than during the day, all surrounding a... mummy.

No, it should be someone wrapped up like a mummy.

Brother Cui was below, banging gongs and drums and shouting as he did so.

Grabbing Jiang Qiao'er's hand tightly, he said, "Sister Qiao, quick, look! The people who bullied you are being paraded through the streets."

Sitting upright in the hall of the Cui family, Madam Qin looked at Princess Rong'an, who was weeping with her face covered, and felt a headache coming on.

With her son being looked after by his husband at the government office, she wasn't worried.

I just wanted to see if this princess was putting on an act.

The girl, who looked to be about thirteen or fourteen years old, was crying with tears streaming down her face, looking utterly miserable. It was clear that she had suffered a lot of injustice.

It brings tears to one's eyes.

Seeing the little girl crying so sadly, she was somewhat moved.

If it weren't her own son who bullied her, she would probably join forces with him to curse him.

She rose and curtsied, saying apologetically, "Your Highness, it's all my son's fault that the Princess was frightened. I apologize to the Princess on his behalf..."

Princess Liang comforted her daughter, glancing at her sideways, "Madam Qin should properly restrain your son, lest people think he is such a dissolute and debauched person."

Madam Qin looked somewhat embarrassed.

He was thinking of going back and confining his son to the house for a month.

Seeing that Princess Liang was too busy to pay attention to her, she was about to get up and take her leave. However, since she was in the wrong, she had no choice but to come back another day with gifts to apologize.

Although Princess Liang's attitude was not good, she ultimately did not pursue the matter further.

The heavy weight that had been hanging over my heart has finally been lifted.

When Madam Qin returned home, she took a look.

My son is barely clinging to life; I heard he's being carried around the streets by the yamen runners.

He grabbed Prefect Qin and started throwing a tantrum, yelling, "Go, you go and get justice for Sixth Brother..."

How could he let his son be carried out into the street? He's such a useless wretch.

Judge Qin shoved her to the ground. “A doting mother spoils her son. He is what he is today because of your spoiling. I’ve put up with you for a long time. Don’t think I don’t know that you’re the one who ruined Rongrong.”

Rongrong was her poor mistress.

If it weren't for the Wang family's sake, this vicious woman would have been divorced long ago.

"You...you...how dare you..." Madam Qin trembled all over, spat out a mouthful of blood, and fainted.

How dare they treat them, mother and son, like this!

Princess Rong'an stopped crying after seeing Madam Qin leave, sat up, and took out a handkerchief to wipe away her tears.

Princess Liang looked at her daughter with a surprised expression. Could this girl have been acting just now?

It made her worry for nothing.

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