Do you know what Mrs. Sheng said to make Liang Jia agree to marry Moran?

These two "surrogate marriages" are different from the first one, because Moran dressed as a maid and had an affair, and was discovered by Master Sheng, so the first lady had to go to the Earl's office to ask for relatives.

But Mrs. Wu has long taken a fancy to it and made it a concubine, thinking it was righteous. This story is for the old lady. The old lady flew into a rage and bluntly said that Moran was a little bitch, but she wanted to help the girl when she was in trouble. Liang Liulang is also a playboy, so he doesn't let Gu Er get pregnant with Chunke, and he is in a hurry to set up a Tang Huo to legally hold Chunke in the door. This Fu Liang wants the girl from Sheng's family to be a gun maker in the past. The old lady sheng is so painful that she is firmly opposed.

The second time, Gu was married by the emperor, such as Lan and Gu. Lan, for example, had already married Wen Yanjing to a man in two of a kind, but the emperor married him, and no one dared to disobey the imperial edict. He could only see Wen Yanjing for the last time and be a man. This meeting happened to be seen by Gu and Sheng Changbai again. Master Sheng flew into a rage and tried to drag Rulan out and kill him.

Rulan couldn't marry, so Master Sheng came up with a bad idea to marry him. Anyway, the emperor just gave the marriage to the eldest daughter of the family, and didn't say which one, but wrote it down in the name of the first lady, which one was naturally. At first, the old lady didn't agree, but she saw through Gu's "conspiracy" and knew that it was false that he wanted to marry Rulan, but it was true that he wanted to marry her.

In the heart-to-heart talk between the two generations, Ming Lan told the old lady several times about the ancient rescue, and the old lady's impression of the ancient times changed. In addition, despite setting such a big set to get married, this shows that it is also sincere. Asking if you want to get married, you can see that you have a good impression on Gu. That's the only way to get over it.

These two "engaged" situations are different. For the first time, the sage asked Moran to be married to the earl's house. Mrs. Sheng would rather save face and go to the Earl's Office to intercede than promise. Old lady Sheng is Yong's only daughter, and she still has some face among the powerful people in Beijing. She said it herself, of course things can change.

Rulan's second marriage to Gu was given by the emperor, and she married Ningyuan Houfu. Gu just made another meritorious military service. Everything else is easy to say, but the emperor gives marriage, who dares to disobey the imperial edict? If the old lady resolutely disagrees and Gu doesn't marry Rulan, this matter will be presented to the emperor. Hong Sheng, a small five-product official, can withstand the wrath of the emperor from top to bottom?