The wife travels through time and space to honor her husband: The heirless prince raises a child

Qin Han has severed ties with her family, making it difficult for her to move an inch.

Why else would Qin He not sever ties with her relatives? Is she stupid? Qin He is very shrewd. Severing ties with relatives would be detrimental to her. No matter which transmigrator has a cheat ability, they would think about severing ties with relatives so that they can become rich on their own and not want their relatives to take advantage of them.

Constantly kissing is not good for yourself.

Does Qin He, a transmigrated woman, not want to sever ties with her relatives? As long as a relative benefits from her in the slightest, the thought of severing ties with them keeps swirling in her mind. She hates them to death and longs to cut ties with them immediately. She sees everyone as an extremely difficult relative.

However, Qin He will not sever ties with her relatives unless it is inconvenient.

Who's stupid? Nobody's stupid, okay?

Qin He was able to open a shop and earn money because of the Marquis's connections and influence. If Qin He had broken off her marriage at the beginning, the Heir Apparent would not have considered her at all when discussing marriage. Her dream of marrying a nobleman was simply wishful thinking.

Qin He wouldn't accept marrying someone badly.

So, just because someone transmigrates doesn't mean they can righteously call someone else a terrible relative. Who is a terrible relative is still uncertain. For example, who benefits from someone else's success is a terrible relative. Just look at Qin He to see whether she benefits from the Marquis's mansion or the Marquis's mansion benefits from her.

Even so, in Qin He's eyes, everyone else was a terrible relative.

Qin Bi is also one of the most awful relatives. Qin He is just as bizarre. Qin Han and Qin He are best friends. How much better can Qin Han be? She thinks her family should give her more respect.

Qin Han wasn't a time-traveling woman, but spending too much time with Qin He made her a bit irrational.

Perhaps Qin Han has always been like this since she was a child. It's just that after marrying Jiang Mo, she no longer hides her temperament. Qin Han likes to read people's expressions and loves to act arrogantly. If Madam He treats the other concubine's daughters a little better, Qin Han feels that she is being unfair.

"Qin Han," Jiang said helplessly, "is a bit petty."

Qin Bi was taken aback, then giggled. Rong Yang tilted her head back, munching on a spicy duck wing, and laughed too. Children love it when their mothers laugh; when they laugh, everything around them seems to brighten up.

Qin Bi smiled and said to the child, "Your aunt is a really awful relative."

Jiang: "..."

This sister-in-law really knows how to bring up the most sensitive topics. She probably said that Qin Han was not generous, which reminded Qin Bi of what Qin He often said: "If you say someone is not generous, it means they feel that you are not getting enough benefits. They must be the worst kind of relatives."

"You," Jiang said irritably, "you have two children and you still make fun of your elder sister-in-law."

Qin Bi quickly replied, "I'm also a terrible relative."

Jiang laughed in exasperation and joined Qin Bi in teasing Qin He. Seeing Qin Bi and Jiang chatting happily, Qin Lang quickly took over the task of feeding the child, getting up to take a small, round flatbread from the stove.

To make the flatbread taste better, it was kept on the stove, resulting in a crispy outer layer.

"Rongyang." Qin Lang placed an oiled paper on the child and handed it to him: "The meat filling is delicious. Try it and see if you like it. If you like it, I'll buy you these little sesame cakes again next time."

Qin Bi's attention was drawn: "It looks delicious."

Qin Lang turned around and said, "Sister, I only bought two. Give one to Rong Yang, and take the other back to Rong Chi when you leave. See if Rong Chi can bite through the fire-roasted bun."

"I want the hard, crispy outer crust." Qin Bi wanted to eat the soft dough inside the Rongchi Huoshao.

Jiang hit Qin Bi lightly: "Keep it for the child."

Then, Madam Jiang added, "Aren't you afraid that Prince Rong will be unhappy and say that you're greedy and eating children's food? If you want some, ask your elder brother to buy you two, and give one to Qin Han as well, so that she won't be dissatisfied."

Rong Yang spoke up: "In our family, when Father buys something delicious, Mother gets a share too. My mother's heart is weak and her lifespan is damaged, so she needs to be cared for. She can eat the same things as my brother and me." Madam Jiang was surprised that the Crown Prince Rong was so fond of Qin Bi.

Qin Bi poked the child, and Rong Yang looked at her and said, "That's right."

Qin Bi: "..."

"It's alright." Qin Lang pointed to the food on the stove and said, "Rong Yang, try it and see if it's good. If you like it, eat the other one too. I'll take you back later and buy two more small baked buns."

Rong Yang was delighted and held up the small baked bun: "Mother, let's eat the bun skin."

Qin Bi couldn't help but smile as the child doted on her. She took a small bite of the small baked bun, which was hard and crispy, with the aroma of ingredients from a clay oven and a slightly charred fragrance. Qin Bi's eyes lit up.

Rong Yang's eyes lit up. Her mother liked to eat it. She raised her little hand and said, "Take another bite."

Qin Bi smiled and took another bite. The baked bun was filled with meat, mushrooms, and scallions. It smelled delicious. Qin Bi stopped eating, but the child held the bun, took a bite, and then drank some soup.

The small fire-baked buns are made from spirit wheat flour, and the monster meat is pork belly, so they must be very expensive.

Qin Bi asked Qin Lang, "How many crystals does a small fire burn?"

"It's expensive." Qin Lang said with a pained expression, "Ten low-level demon beast crystals for each one."

The spiritual vegetables she grows only cost a few crystals per plant. Qin Bi thought they were too expensive, but she still wanted to buy them. Little Milk Dumpling hadn't eaten them yet. In the past two years, her mind had been distracted and her lifespan had been damaged, so she hadn't taken the child to shops selling food much.

The child was young, and Prince Rong cherished him like a treasure, so he rarely took the child out of the manor.

After they had almost finished eating the dishes on the table, Madam Jiang got up and gestured for her son to sit down. The child had been standing for a while, so Madam Jiang said to Qin Bi, "I'll go and talk to Qin Han."

Qin Bi nodded, and Jiang Shi left the room and went to Qin Han's boudoir.

"Sister-in-law is here." Qin Han directed the maid to light the stove. When she saw Jiang Shi arrive, she put on a smile and greeted her, "The stove has just been lit, and the temperature hasn't risen yet."

Qin Han instructed her maid, "Make tea."

“No need.” Madam Jiang sat down. Qin Han may be a young lady from a noble family, but this was the Marquis’s mansion. As the eldest sister-in-law, she didn’t need to be so polite and wait for someone to speak before sitting down. “The children have almost finished eating.”

Qin Han sat down as well, but didn't respond; she was still very concerned about being treated differently.

"I came here for no other reason." Jiang saw Qin Han's expression and did not try to coax her. She simply said, "Most of the dishes on this table were paid for with Qin Langhua's money and crystals, and the crystals were given to him by Third Uncle."

Qin Han was taken aback. Jiang continued, "Third Uncle's family treats Qin Bi differently. You and I can't even compare. Qin Bi's relationship with the Third Branch started the day Third Uncle and Third Aunt took Qin Bi away from the capital. It's different from your relationship with your sisters like Qin He."

Prince He chose Qin He as his bride, but Qin Bi could no longer stay in the capital. The third branch of the family was about to take up their post, and Qin Di approached the third branch to ask them to take Qin Bi with them. Their relationship was ultimately different.

Qin Han tried to salvage the situation: "I didn't say anything."

Jiang glanced at her, then got up and left.

Qin Han felt guilty, but fortunately she didn't show her emotions much. She thought that the fourth branch of the family had spent the money and crystals to buy so many things, but if the third uncle had spent the money and crystals...

Qin Han felt a pang of jealousy. Leaving the capital, Qin Bi had gotten a great deal; look how much the third branch of the family was taking care of Qin Bi and her child. (End of Chapter)