The happiness of fast-wearing female supporting roles, I call the shots

Chapter 1125

In other words, if he had a daughter, he would probably be reluctant to let his daughter suffer.

Of course, this question is just a hypothesis. After all, it is unlikely that he will marry a wife in his life, and it is even less likely that he will have a daughter.

So Chen Yueze just listened casually without expressing any opinions, and Chen Er only thought that he was not interested in this matter, so he stopped continuing this topic.

At this time, Chen Yueze didn't know that this matter would have a close relationship with him in the future.

"Miss!"

"It turned out to be Chai Xun. What are you looking for?" Gu Nianwan was blocked by Chai Xun. She looked at him in feinted surprise, and then asked politely.

Lianxiang stared at Chai Xun defensively, for fear that he would do something that would damage the reputation of his young lady.

Chai Xun couldn't help being stunned when he heard the words, and then he felt a little hurt, as if he didn't expect her to talk to him in such a strange manner, which made him feel inexplicably uncomfortable.

That kind of feeling is like, you miss a person every day, but the other person has already forgotten you.

Gu Nianwan sneered when he saw him looking at her with that 'you are a heartless man' look, this person is too self-righteous.

Thinking about how infatuated the original owner was with him back then, for him he was willing to give up a life of rich clothes and good food, and for him he was willing to stay a widow for 15 years.

In the end, he was lucky. In the end, he married a princess from a foreign country and reached the pinnacle of his life. He forgot about the original owner, and finally used the original owner to gain his reputation.

It's just scum to the end!
"Chai Xun?" Gu Nianwan frowned slightly, looking at him puzzled.

"Sorry, Miss, I was a little distracted. Please forgive me, Miss!" Chai Xun came to his senses immediately and apologized quickly.

"Chai Xun, you should call yourself a petty or a slave in front of the lady!" Lian Xiang couldn't help reminding. (The author doesn't understand history, and the background of this story is fictional, so don't worry about whether this claim is correct or not.)
Hearing this, Chai Xun couldn't help being taken aback, feeling a little annoyed in his heart. From Chai Xun's point of view, although he is a member of the Gu family in name, he never thinks that he should be inferior to others.

At this time, Lianxiang's reminder undoubtedly exposed his thoughts of self-deception and trampled all his pride under his feet.

It also made him realize that there is a world of difference between his and Gu Nianwan's identities after all.

Even if he is still a good citizen at this time, she is still the eldest lady of the Gu family, which is not something he can imagine.

However, Chai Xun still resented Gu Nianwan in his heart, thinking that she had been playing tricks on him before, and even though she looked down on him, she still pretended to be friends with him and played him like a monkey.

If Gu Nianwan knew what he was thinking, she would definitely have slapped him in the face. The original owner was sincere to him, but this man took all this for granted.

To put it bluntly, it's just because of self-esteem. Chai Xun obviously has low self-esteem, and everyone feels that others look down on him.

He likes to deceive himself and others, and he also likes to pretend to be noble. This is so similar to the legendary 'Phoenix Man'!
If he was really noble, why would he accept the 'dowry' brought by the original owner?
He obviously intends to marry Princess Ji Ya, but he pretends to be reserved, pretending to be unwilling, and to put it bluntly, he is a typical type of 'wanting to be a biao, but also to set up an archway'.

So Gu Nianwan looked down on people like Chai Xun.

Chai Xun wanted to ask Gu Nianwan if he really regarded him as a friend, but he was worried that he would humiliate himself, so he didn't dare to fall out with Gu Nianwan.

After all, with his current status, he was still a servant of the Gu family, a young lady on the other side, killing him was as easy as crushing an ant.

When Chai Xun thought of this, his face turned red, as if he had been insulted, and he had the urge to turn around and leave.

"Lianxiang, don't talk too much!" Gu Nianwan quickly reprimanded Lianxiang, and then explained: "I don't think Chai Xun will be a thing in the pool in the future, and he will only work in Gu's mansion when he is temporarily in trouble. Don't say this in the future. Do you know what to say?"

After Gu Nianwan 'rebuked' Lianxiang, she turned her head and smiled apologetically at Chai Xun, explaining something.

"Chai Xun, don't mind the words of this girl Lianxiang. The reason why I suggested you to work in the Gu Mansion was because I was worried that you would not accept my funding. However, I believe that with your ability, one day you will be able to soar into the sky. .”

On the surface, Gu Nianwan was defending Chai Xun, but actually it was to protect Lianxiang. After all, Chai Xun was a bit narrow-minded.

Once Lian Xiang offends him severely, who knows if he will attack Lian Xiang secretly?

On the other hand, it was also because Gu Nianwan had no intention of enmity with Chai Xun, at least she could not offend him openly. There is a saying that it is better to offend a gentleman than a villain.

Of course, this doesn't mean that Gu Nianwan is afraid of him, she's just afraid of trouble.

In the life of the original owner, Chai Xun was able to go from being a servant to sitting on the throne of the emperor, not to mention his ability, at least it proves that he was very lucky.

Such a person, who knows if he will still have some shit luck in the future, and then encounter some great fortune.

As for killing him directly, it would save trouble, but Gu Nianwan couldn't do such a casual thing. After all, although Chai Xun is emotionally scumbag, he is not guilty of death.

Therefore, Gu Nianwan never thought of killing Chai Xun from the beginning to the end, at most, he secretly added a little obstacle to him.

Although Chai Xun was the source of the original owner's miserable life, it might not be due to the original owner's own reasons.

The path was chosen by the original owner herself, and from the moment she chose to elope with Chai Xun, she should bear those karma.

All the contributions of the original owner, including her willingness to wait for Chai Xun for 15 years, were all voluntary by her, and she could not blame others.

As for the original owner being tortured by Chai Mu for many years, it was also because of his cowardice and simplicity, otherwise he could ask Mrs. Gu for help.

As long as the original owner is willing to bow to her family, even if the Gu family can no longer recognize her, they won't just watch her suffer for so many years.

But the original owner was willing to give up his family for the so-called love, willing to stay in Chai's house, and willing to stay as a widow for Chai Xun for 15 years.

Later, for the original owner's death, although Chai Xun was also partly responsible (inaction), there was no direct connection.

The palace was originally a place where the weak preyed on the strong. As the eldest lady of the Gu family, the original owner should have understood this, but still chose to go back to the palace with Chai Xun. Didn't that mean that he didn't die fast enough?

Of course, Gu Nianwan wasn't trying to excuse Chai Xun. It was a fact that Chai Xun had betrayed the original owner, but in the end it was because the original owner wasn't smart enough.

In fact, seriously, the original owner also abandoned her family for the sake of so-called love, regardless of her parents' upbringing. Isn't this a kind of selfishness?
Perhaps the original owner himself understood this point, so he did not have revenge on Chai Xun in his wish.

Although the original owner hated Chai Xun's selfishness and ruthlessness, he was even more stupid. If she hadn't known people clearly, how could she have ended up like that?
(End of this chapter)