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The stars are splendid, and they are even lucky. Volume 1: The grass by the green river, the willows in the lush garden Chapter 6
Author: care is chaos

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Mrs. Xiao forced her concubine back with a single word, and then quietly stood aside and said no more. On the contrary, Mrs. Dong Lu, the bride who had been supporting Aunt Dong who was crying, quickly raised her head and glanced at Mrs. Xiao; who knew that Mrs. Xiao seemed to have an eye on the side of her cheek, she turned her head to meet hers, and gave her a deep look, as if meaningful.

Dong Lushi was terrified and hurriedly lowered his head.

Over there, Cheng Shi was kneeling and explaining to his mother: "...I told my mother in a letter before that my uncle's hands and feet were not clean once or twice. Fortunately, I was right in front of me and could make up for it. Make up for it, I can hide it. But in the battle of Yiyang half a year ago, General Wan was recovering from his wounds. I was transferred to General Han to lead the troops. I can't lead my uncle to General Han to take charge Arms. Before I left, I was going to say bad things. Who would have thought that my uncle couldn't even stand it for a few months, and he was caught! What should my mother ask me to do?! Do you want me to let go of such a great opportunity, not to fight for wealth and fame, but only In order to see the prison uncle alone?!"

Cheng's mother was at a loss for words. She had long known that her younger brother was stealing, but she kept her eyes open and closed because of her son's cover. Now that she was asked about it, she choked for a long time before saying: "Then what should your uncle do now? Do you want him to die? His house was raided. ?" As soon as she heard the word 'chasing home', Aunt Dong cried even more loudly, two thick yellow streaks dragged out from her nose tube, and Yu Cailing felt disgusted.

Cheng Shi expressed embarrassment in a very official tone: "It's not unwilling, but it's impossible."

Hearing this, Cheng's mother threw it up, took out the strong arms and physique that she used to go up the mountain and down the field, kicked away the small cases on the floor where Yu Cailing's soup bowls and dessert dishes were originally placed, and smashed the furnishings in the house into a mess. . Then he grabbed Cheng Shi's front like iron pliers, crying and scolding with foam flying: "You black-hearted Shuzi! You just watch your uncle die like this... I, I am I'll sue you for disobedience..."

Unfilial sons and daughters can go to the government office to sue for disobedience, ranging from fines and sticks, or dismissal from office.

Cheng Shi struggled to pull on his collar, and said angrily, "Mother is going to sue, which is more important than family affairs, and my uncle has already sued for theft, because I don't want to obey my mother's order to get rid of the crime. If you wait for 'unfilial behavior', you are not afraid of going to the emperor."

How could a village woman from Cheng's mother know so much? She only knew that "disobedience" is "unfilial." If you are not filial, you can sue, and if you sue, it will be accurate. Now it sounds like the country is bigger than "filial piety". She had no choice but to cry and fall on the couch at the same time, rolling around like wild boar.