The Poisonous Wife: Cute Baby Comes to Rebirth with Me

Mr. Liu stared at Ergou intently, his deep eyes seeming to be able to see into people's hearts. He slowly raised his hands and bowed, his voice gentle and full of sincerity: "My dear friend, I have a gracious request. I wonder if you can share a pot of tea with me?"

Ergou looked around and saw doubts on the faces of the tea guests, as if they were curious about his identity. He smiled slightly and said in a loud and confident voice: "Since sir is so kind, then it is better to be respectful than to obey."

Mr. Liu nodded, and then a man with a gentle temperament in a long gown came forward and said to Ergou: "Please come with me." Ergou looked at the man. Although he was dressed elegantly, there was a hint of anger between his eyebrows. There is a ferocious aura that is difficult to detect. He was secretly amused, but he didn't take it seriously, and followed the man forward.

Mr. Liu had already been waiting by the carriage. Ergou opened the curtain and saw that the interior of the carriage was luxuriously decorated, which was very different from the image of a poor scholar he had imagined. He joked: "I thought that my husband was a scholar who was indifferent to fame and wealth, but I didn't expect that he would have such a luxurious car."

Mr. Liu seemed to be preoccupied, and only perfunctoryly ordered the coachman to set off, without talking too much to Ergou. The carriage moved forward slowly, and the two dogs lifted the curtain, admiring the scenery along the way, and silently noted the route.

Along the way, Mr. Liu remained silent, his brows furrowed, as if he was thinking about some difficult issue. When the two dogs saw this, they wisely did not break the silence, but quietly observed the surrounding scenery.

The carriage drove for about a stick of incense and finally stopped. Ergou opened the curtain and took a look, only to see a house with blue bricks and tile paint coming into view. The door of the house is painted with light cyan paint, and two lanterns are hung. On the lanterns is a big word "Liu" written on it.

Mr. Liu got out of the carriage first and said to Ergou, "Have you asked me your surname?" Ergou jumped out of the carriage and replied with a smile, "Sir, if you don't mind, just call me Ergou."

Mr. Liu was stunned when he heard this, and secretly thought about this strange title. But he had no intention of delving into it at the moment and just led the two dogs towards the house.

The layout of the courtyard is very elegant. Although it is not large in area, it is fully equipped with corridors and patios, which gives it a unique flavor. There was a maid and an old woman waiting in the room. The old woman seemed to be Mr. Liu's wife. When her husband came back, she stepped forward to greet him with a kind smile on her face.

Mr. Liu introduced to his wife: "Madam, this Brother Ergou is my husband's old friend. You go and ask Hong'er to prepare some food and warm up a pot of good wine. Brother Ergou and I will have a few drinks." "

With a smile on her face, Mrs. Liu said gently: "Brother Ergou, please take a seat in the room first." She turned to the maid beside her and whispered softly: "Hong'er, go get a pot of wine and come back. Remember to warm it up. I'll go there right away." Prepare dishes.”

The maid Hong'er responded: "Yes, madam." Then she turned and left.

Mr. Liu enthusiastically led Ergou into the house and asked him to sit down at the table. Although the food and wine were not yet ready, Mrs. Liu first made a pot of fragrant tea for the two dogs.

Ergou sat still, staring at Mr. Liu sharply, and asked straight to the point: "I wonder if Mr. Liu invites me here, what do you think?"

Mr. Liu gently unfolded the fan in his hand and shook it slightly. Although it was golden autumn and the weather was slightly cold, his fan seemed to have a somewhat anxious aura. He looked at Ergou deeply and asked, "Brother Ergou, where are you from?"

Ergou replied: "I am from Kyoto."

Mr. Liu continued to ask: "What is that little brother doing now?"

Ergou answered calmly: "I used to work as a nurse in other people's homes. Later I switched to business. I traveled all over the country and saw a lot of the world."

Mr. Liu listened quietly. His eyes were as sharp as an eagle, and he seemed to be able to see into people's hearts. He has met countless people, and from Ergou's eyes and movements, he can feel a kind of awe-inspiring aura, which is the trace left by his long-term tenure as a nursing home. Although Ergou spoke with great arrogance, he also revealed the unique tact and agility of a businessman.

Seeing that Ergou had not concealed his origin, Mr. Liu asked directly: "You just mentioned in the teahouse that the imperial court never made any difficulties for the Lingnan region, and it could even be said that it gave preferential treatment. What does this mean?" "

Ergou sneered and replied: "Embarrassing? That's a joke. The imperial court's preferential treatment of Lingnan is not just that there is no embarrassment? It is simply caring in every possible way, for fear that you will be wronged in the slightest."

Upon hearing this, Mr. Liu frowned slightly, seeming to be a little surprised by Ergou's statement. He put down his fan and said seriously: "I would like to hear the details."

Ergou then began to describe in detail the various preferential treatment policies of the imperial court towards the Lingnan region, from tax exemptions and exemptions, supporting agriculture to strengthening border defense and ensuring people's livelihood, etc., all of which reflected the imperial court's deep concern for the Lingnan region. His narration was vivid and specific, which made Mr. Liu listen with gusto.