Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress-Chapter 2072 - 2080: Not Allowed to Let Her Enter the Mansion (2)

Lady Du was the most inattentive, and over the years, she trusted Cai Wei more than herself. Since Cai Wei said so, she naturally had no reason to refuse. She decided to arrange for Dong Wan’er to live in the manor and wait until Miss Zhang gives birth before arranging for Lady Dong to enter the mansion.

Originally, Dong Wan’er planned to enter the mansion in the future and use the child in her belly to deal with Lady Zhang. Anyway, she didn’t know if this child was Mu Chongwu’s or not. She intended to use him (or her) to tackle Lady Zhang and win Chongwu’s sympathy, and then slowly seek to regain his favor and rise in power. Eventually, there would be more children.

It was precisely because of this thought that she reluctantly agreed to become a concubine. Little did she expect that the Mu family would be so demanding that they wouldn’t even allow her to enter the family door, which she found outrageous. How could this be considered a noble concubine? It was almost like an outer house.

Zhao Qing and Prince Consort Dong were also furious, cursing the Mu family for being ungrateful and excessively outrageous.

However, when the Mu family’s housekeeper delivered the news that the Empress Dowager was going to restore their couple’s identity, the two of them immediately changed their tune. Unanimously, they advised their daughter to "consider the bigger picture," not to be willful, for if she provoked future in-laws and her husband, she’d be left with nothing...

Under the suppression and persuasion of Dad and Mom, Dong Wan’er had no choice but to follow her parents’ arrangements and moved into a mansion located in the southern suburbs of the capital owned by the Mu family, starting her life of resting and preparing for childbirth.

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After the New Year, Miss Zhang Shangshu’s family entered the family door.

This Miss, indeed, as Lady Du said, was a dignified, elegant, gentle, and generous woman. Within a few days of entering the household, everyone inside the home, from top to bottom, liked her.

In fact, Chong Wu was very resistant to this arranged marriage, but since he didn’t handle the Dong Wan’er matter well, he felt responsible for the family’s anxiety over him, so he compromised. A marriage he didn’t hold much hope for unexpectedly turned out to be very satisfying for him.

His wife was gentle and beautiful, and very kind to him. The couple soon became inseparable, respecting and loving each other like they were one.

Lady Du and the Mu Zhongqing couple were also very happy to see the young couple so in love, just waiting for Lady Zhang to become pregnant so they could embrace a legitimate grandson...

Cai Wei was also happy for her younger brother, but her heart wasn’t filled with joy because her beloved daughter was about to get married. Although she could now go to the Qing Luo Kingdom in just one day, as a mother, she was still reluctant to see her daughter married.

Not only as a mother but also as her past life’s lover’s father, he was even more reluctant. Before his daughter got married, Nangong Yi was already feeling all kinds of distress, and he was full of dislike and dissatisfaction towards Wanyan Chao, who was taking his daughter away.

"I said before that Zhu’er should recruit a son-in-law in Great Jin and stay at home, which would be great. But that damn boy Wanyan had to seduce our daughter, causing Zhu’er to have to marry far away..."

One day, when Nangong Yi complained about his son-in-law for the Nth time, Cai Wei couldn’t help but say, "While staying at home may be good, if the person she marries isn’t who Zhu’er loves, how could the child be happy? Keeping her by our side would be meaningless. It would be better to let her marry the one she loves, even if it’s farther away, because the child’s happiness is paramount, and distance isn’t really a problem for us. As long as she’s happy, that’s better than anything!"

Nangong Yi also acknowledged Cai Wei’s point of view, but he just couldn’t wrap his mind around it. The thought of his clever and beautiful daughter going to be someone’s wife and having children made him feel uneasy.

Nangong Jin also couldn’t bear to see his younger sister get married. When alone with his sister, he often advised her, "Zhu’er, if in the future Wanyan Chao dares to bully you, just send me a message, and I’ll come to take you back and get rid of that boy."