Transmigration into a Book: My Lord, Your Wife Has Taken Another Concubine for You

Chu Shifu kept thinking and waiting, and finally their father came to see them.

Then they underwent a test from their father, who then clapped his hands in satisfaction and left.

As for clinging to Chu Yunxuan's leg and crying, Chu Shifu knew his father wouldn't soften his heart, so he wouldn't waste his energy on that.

Wei Yize had developed an interest in learning, and he felt that staying at the Prince Cheng's residence was quite nice.

As for Wei Yichuan, who actually went to hug and cry, not only was he ruthlessly pushed away by Chu Yunxuan, but Chu Yunxuan and Prince Cheng also gave him special instructions: "Teach him however you like, scold him if he needs to, and beat him if he needs to."

Then the three brothers watched helplessly as their father left with his servants.

After reading the news about Chu Shifu's situation relayed by the people stationed around him, Chu Mochen couldn't help but admire Prince Cheng's wisdom.

He thought it would be good to hand over that guy Chu Shifu to Prince Cheng for instruction.

Chu Mochen, meanwhile, would occasionally tutor Chu Shihui and Chu Yunnian in the small courtyard next to Zhiren Academy, and sometimes go fishing by the lake.

But after a while, Chu Mochen found the peaceful days a bit boring.

When Chu Mochen got bored, he started going out with his servants again. Sometimes he would go hunting outside the city, sometimes he would go to a restaurant to listen to storytelling, and sometimes he would go to a brothel to listen to music.

Lin Yanran knew that Chu Mochen was completely out of sorts now, so she ignored him and thought it was better if he didn't bother her.

She spent her days in the small courtyard, reading storybooks, managing her businesses, and visiting her parents at the Princess's residence when she had time. She lived a very comfortable life.

On this day, the watermelons on Lin Yanran's estate ripened, and the people on the estate delivered a cartload to her. Lin Yanran sent a few to her maternal uncle, the emperor, in the palace, a few to her two sons, and also sent a few to the Prince Cheng's residence, the Kong family residence, and the Zhenguo Duke's residence.

She left two for Chu Shihui and Chu Yunnian, and two for Chu Mochen, then took the rest to the Princess's residence.

As for why the seeds were left for Chu Mochen, there was only one reason: Lin Yanran forced Chu Mochen to find them. Having tasted the benefits, he would be better able to help Lin Yanran find good things in the future.

When Lin Yanran arrived at the Princess's residence, Lin Jiangzhuo had just returned as well. Upon seeing Lin Yanran, Lin Jiangzhuo, just like when they were children, lifted her skirt and greeted her, "Auntie, you're here!"

Lin Yanran smiled and took Lin Jiangzhuo's hand, leading him inside. "You're lucky today. Your aunt brought some melons from my estate. You can try them later."

I sent a few to your residence as well. If you like them, your aunt will send more when the next batch of melons ripens.

Lin Jiangzhuo was very touched to see that her aunt had brought her something delicious. "Thank you, Auntie!"

Han was initially displeased to see her daughter being so affectionate with her aunt, but when she was in front of her, all she could manage was a dry, lifeless "Mother."

I also heard that Lin Yanran only sent the new things from her estate to Lin Jiangzhuo, and not to the brothers Lin Jiangyu and Lin Jiangxing, who are now married!

"You're quite biased as an aunt," Madam Han said softly, but all the women in the room heard her.

Han's eldest daughter-in-law, Yuan, felt as if the sky was about to fall. She quickly stood up and bowed to Lin Yanran, saying, "Mother has not been feeling well these past two days. Please don't take it personally, Aunt."

The eldest princess was also quite annoyed. Every time Zhuo'er came back, her own mother, Madam Han, would have a long face, which left her speechless.

The eldest princess said directly to Han Shi, "If you're not happy, go back to your courtyard and lie down. Don't come out and bite people."

The eldest princess had spoken, so she could only stand up reluctantly, bow to the eldest princess, and then storm off.

As Han passed by her daughter Lin Jiangzhuo, she glared at Lin Jiangzhuo fiercely.

Lin Yanran was truly exasperated with Han Shi. Was her daughter now her enemy?

Just as Lin Yanran was about to say a few words to Madam Han, Lin Jiangzhuo stopped her.

Lin Jiangzhuo didn't want her aunt to clash with her mother because of her. Anyway, she didn't care about these things anymore. If it weren't for her parents' family, including her father, grandfather, and grandmother, Lin Jiangzhuo wouldn't want to go back to her parents' home.

Anyway, ever since Lin Jiangzhuo started visiting her parents' home more often, the Princess, Lin the Imperial Son-in-Law, and Lin Fengyu would often give Lin Jiangzhuo some nice things, which really upset Han Shi.

Now even Han Shi, who lives in the Princess's residence, no longer puts on any pretense of politeness towards this daughter.

As soon as Madam Han left, Lin Yanran grabbed Lin Jiangzhuo and started complaining to the Princess, "Mother, has my sister-in-law lost her mind?"

As soon as Lin Yanran said this, Madam Yuan, wife of Lin Jiangyu, Madam Qin, wife of Lin Jiangxing, and Madam Xie, wife of Lin Fengsong's eldest son, and others in the room dared not speak.

Lin Fengsong's wife, Madam Yang, tried to smooth things over, saying, "My sister-in-law is just being stubborn; perhaps she'll figure it out someday."

Lin Yanran... "Maybe on the day the world ends!"

No sooner had Lin Yanran finished speaking than Lin Fuma, who had come from the front yard, arrived upon hearing that his daughter had arrived. "Your tongue is so sharp; you have a bit of my charm."

Lin Yanran looked at Lin Fuma with an expression that said, "You're going to stand up for me." "Hmph, my father and mother are still alive. I have to put up with my sister-in-law's attitude even when I go back to my parents' home. Once you and my mother are gone, will I still have a place to stand in my parents' home?"

Lin, the imperial son-in-law, waved his hand helplessly, indicating that he didn't care about the matters between the siblings. "If you want to cause trouble, don't come to me. If you want to cause trouble, go and cause trouble with your older brother."

At this point, Madam Yuan and the others dared not speak even more. Madam Han was their mother-in-law, and Lin Yanran herself was a princess, and her son was capable.

They wanted to maintain a good relationship with this aunt. But unfortunately, they had a mother-in-law who was a drag on their lives, and their attempts to make amends could never keep up with the speed at which her mother-in-law was creating problems.

Seeing that Lin Fuma's words implied that he didn't want to make decisions for her, Lin Yanran quickly took the seat next to the Princess, which Lin Fuma was about to sit in.

Lin Yanran's main theme is that her father doesn't make decisions for her, so she tries to annoy him.

Lin Fuma reached out and patted Lin Yanran on the shoulder, "Go away, this seat is for elders, it's not appropriate for you to sit here."

Lin Yanran reached out and hugged her mother, the princess, in a coquettish manner, "Mother, your daughter missed you."

The eldest princess looked at her aggrieved daughter, then at her exasperated husband, and could only move a little closer to her daughter. She reached out and patted the other side of the seat, "Husband, please sit here!"

Lin, the imperial son-in-law, glared at Lin Yanran and sat down on the other side of the princess.

Seeing the defiant look in his daughter's eyes, Prince Consort Lin couldn't help but try to reason with her:

"You have to be reasonable. Your older brother is already old, and Han Shi has been like this for a long time. I've beaten and scolded your mother, but Han Shi is still like this. She's just relying on the power of her husband and son."

She also knew that whether it was a daughter or a son, if they had a mother who had been divorced, abandoned, or sent to a family temple, their reputation would be affected.