After I stopped being a lady from a rich family, I fought all over the capital

Chapter 188 Zhou’s concubine beat Master Zhou!

Song Lan took the pair of filigree gold scissors inlaid with various treasures handed to her by the young man and cut off a branch of peony flowers in full bloom.

"Tell me, what kind of weird thing is the Zhou family."

She raised her hand and casually handed the flowers to the boy next to her.

The young man understood immediately without saying anything. When the person turned around and lay back on the couch, he found a suitable angle and pinned the flower on Song Lan's head with a force that did not alarm anyone.

The picture looks very harmonious.

Especially when Song Lan was in a good mood, he looked more like a kind-hearted Bodhisattva.

The only person who was in the middle of teasing the male servant was Murong Tiezhu, who was so nervous that his hair stood on end.

“Yes, that’s right…”

Murong Tiezhu kept wiping the sweat from his forehead and spoke fairly coherently as he talked about the strange things happening in the Zhou family.

It turned out that Mr. Zhou bought a new house three months ago.

The courtyard is located in the suburbs of Beijing.

Mr. Zhou likes the quiet life very much and likes this house very much.

Not long after buying the house, he moved in with his whole family.

The strange things started happening after the whole family settled down in the new house.

Mr. Zhou had three daughters and two sons, all born to his wife, Wang.

Now, the youngest daughter among the five children is also at the age to get married.

Gradually, Mr. Zhou often stayed in the rooms of his concubines.

But he never neglected his wife Wang, nor did he do anything to favor a concubine over his wife.

The concubines were all very respectful to Wang, visiting her every morning and evening without any slackness.

Wang was also kind and lenient to her subordinates. She never set rules or bullied her concubines.

The Zhou family's backyard is a rare place of harmony.

Even when Mr. Zhou was staying overnight in his concubine's room, he would go back to Wang's room early to have breakfast with her. He would also accompany Wang for lunch unless he was out and had no time to come back.

This is especially true for dinner.

Rain or shine, it never changes.

"…But ever since the Zhou family moved into this house, the harmonious scene between the wives and concubines in the Zhou family's backyard no longer exists."

"First, the concubines who had always respected Wang, the wife, suddenly changed their tempers. Not only did they not greet Wang on time and help her with her grooming, but when Zhou Yuanwai came to have dinner with Wang, they suddenly barged in and overturned the table."

"He also slapped Mr. Zhou twice!"

Murong Tiezhu looked at Song Lan and yawned twice, showing that he was completely uninterested in what he had just said.

He swallowed nervously, feeling panicked and anxious.

I was panicking because I was worried that maybe I had said something that might have offended Song Lan and made him unhappy.

The anxiety came from worry, because Song Lan seemed to have no interest in the matter.

It was a great honor to let him finish his words.

I’m afraid that she won’t easily agree to go to the Zhou family with him and help solve the strange things in the Zhou family.

Seeing that Song Lan never stopped and had no intention of asking for details, he had no choice but to continue talking.

"Mr. Zhou initially thought they were insane, so he ordered them to be dragged away."

"The Zhou family's concubines never gave birth to him."

"Now he has done something like this, attacking his master's family by rebelling against his superiors."

"Mr. Zhou discussed with Madam Wang and decided to sell the man off so that they could turn a blind eye to him."

"Mrs. Wang felt that these concubines had served Mr. Zhou for a long time, so they should at least consider their old friendship. Not to mention, a good family name cannot be bought or sold."

"Mr. Zhou said that sending them to a nunnery, shaving their heads and becoming nuns, and then worshipping the Buddha in the future would be considered a favor to them."

"Although Madam Wang didn't say anything, she didn't quite agree with it in her heart."

The unexpected incident happened the day before Mr. Zhou asked Mrs. Wang to arrange for the concubines to be sent to the nunnery to shave their heads...