Why didn't you write Sister Rong with your own name in Know?

Ming Lan is not stupid. Why do you want to recognize an ordinary woman who is not as close as your first daughter? It's a problem for her anyway. Secondly, Mannia was not dead at that time, and she was not a woman who saved trouble. What if she makes trouble under the guise of Rongjie? So on the whole, it is understandable that Ming Lan doesn't want to write Rong Jie in his own name.

1. Rong Jieer's identity is so embarrassing. She is just the daughter of an outhouse. You know Gu's father couldn't have given birth to this child when he was alive. When her father died, the illegitimate daughter not only became an official, but also entered the name of his first mother. Isn't that a big joke? Besides, the daughter outside can have her own identity. If you want to take a concubine in the future, wouldn't it be chaos?

The identity of this first daughter is not so easy to give. Ming Lan's mother is a serious and good concubine. She knows this book. Ming Lan was raised by the old lady, and was recorded by the chief of Hou Fu in the name of the first lady, which can be said to be a perfect match for ordinary women. But after marriage, she was still a concubine in her husband's family. It can be seen that there were no secrets in society at that time. That's just the threshold for taking care of her husband's family when she gets married. Similar to the Qing Dynasty, she did not even marry her own princess, but directly married her own imperial daughter. But even so, it's about the same. A perfect concubine like Ming Lan is called the first daughter. Although outsiders know it, they won't say anything. It's all tacit. Ordinary women who grew up in front of my concubines, such as Moran and Zhaoer, don't deserve to be called the first daughter. Although an outhouse girl like Sister Rong was brought up with one hand, her starting point is too low, which is almost equivalent to saying that she is an ordinary girl. If she is a new girl, Span will definitely be gossiped by outsiders. It was a pseudonym, but it turned out to be fishy.