She loses if she divorces, the reborn mistress only divorces her husband

As soon as the concubines left, Li Jingyao asked Bitao to prepare the carriage as she wanted to return to the general's mansion.

"Miss, isn't the fifteenth tomorrow?" Bitao was puzzled, as she had agreed a few days ago to return home on the fifteenth.

"It's okay anyway." She thought of the scene when Aunt Liang hugged Qin Yunfan. In fact, she was thinking about her mother. "It doesn't matter if I come back a day earlier."

As the mistress, she is in charge of household affairs, managing the mansion, and running the business. There are many things to take care of, but this dirty place is not worthy of her attention.

"Yes, I'll go right away." Bi Tao answered loudly and immediately ran out excitedly.

She grew up in the general's mansion. The general's mansion was her home, so she was naturally happy to go home.

After returning to the general's mansion, Li Jingwan learned that her mother was ill, and she took medicine with the help of her concubine sister Li Huirou.

Yao's face was obviously weak, and she only showed a trace of spirit when she saw her daughter coming in, "Jingwan, why are you back?"

In her previous life, Li Jingwan never saw her mother again after being locked up. She only knew from Tang Qiaoyin's words of revenge that her mother died in prison.

Li Jingwan felt heartbroken. It was she who harmed her mother and the people in the general's mansion.

Now, after seeing her and calling out "Mom", Li Jingwan could no longer hold back her tears.

Everyone in the room was startled. Yao struggled to get out of bed, "Jingyao, what's wrong? Tell mother quickly."

Li Jingwan quickly stepped forward and held her down, "Mom, I'm fine. I just... I just missed you and my brothers and sisters too much. I didn't even know you were sick, which is really unfilial."

Yao held her hand and tucked her hair behind her ear. "It's just a minor problem. We miss you too. Come back often if you miss home."

"Sister, mother just caught a cold. The doctor said she will be well in a few days." Li Huirou comforted her, "Don't worry, I will take good care of mother."

At this time, his half-brother Li Langqing got the news, asked for leave from the teacher and hurried in. When he saw this scene, he yelled.

"Eldest sister, did the people from the Marquis' Mansion bully you? I'm going to take care of those bastards today!"

Li Jingwan burst into laughter and wiped her tears with a handkerchief, "Lang Qing, you are a scholar, you should be a gentleman."

Li Langqing came over and looked at her face carefully. He was relieved to make sure she was not injured, and then said, "Sister, a true gentleman is someone who can protect his country."

"Well said." Li Jingwan nodded in appreciation.

After they talked for a while, Yao asked everyone else to leave first so that she could talk to Li Jingwan alone.

As soon as the person left, Yao said, "Jingyao, tell me honestly, what happened?"

She knew her daughter well. She had a strong personality and would never cry unless something bad happened.

Li Jingwan lowered her head, pressed the edge of her mother's quilt, and whispered, "The doctor said that I am deficient in both Qi and blood, and I am afraid it will be difficult for me to get pregnant."

Yao's heart ached and she grabbed her hand, "Did the Marquisate make things difficult for you because of this?"

As the wife of a general, Yao was stronger than the average wife of an aristocratic family. She gritted her teeth and said, "If that's the case, then we should divorce."

"You have been married to the Marquis' Mansion for many years, serving the old lady and mother-in-law, and managing the Marquis' Mansion without any mistakes. You allowed Qin Changzhou to take a third concubine, and even treated Qin Chongxiao's children as your own. But the Marquis' Mansion made things difficult for you because you couldn't have children. This is simply too much."

"Although your father and brother are gone, there are still people in the general's mansion. I will not let you suffer any injustice even if I risk my life."

Yao's words made her nose sore. Li Jingwan tried hard to hold back her tears. Only her family treated her best.

"Mother, you misunderstood. The Marquis' Mansion didn't embarrass me." She forced a smile, "I am the one who felt uncomfortable."

She will never divorce!

A woman's divorce is a humiliation to her natal family and will also affect the marriages of her sisters in the clan.

She also has a half-sister, and there are other unmarried girls in the Li family, and she cannot influence their marriages.

More importantly, she would not let Qin Changzhou and the Marquis's Mansion get away with it so easily.

Because even if it was a divorce, people would think it was the woman's fault. What was her fault?!

If she gets divorced, she loses!

She wants to divorce her husband!

She wanted to let everyone in the world know the true face of Wu'an Marquis Mansion and tear apart the reputation that these people valued the most.

It was Qin Changzhou who was unkind, unjust, unfilial and unfraternal, and it was the Marquis' Mansion who had let her and the Li family down, and they were the ones who deserved to be despised.

Yao was slightly relieved and asked again, "How does the Marquis treat you?"

Every time her daughter came home, she was almost always alone, and Yao had already guessed the reason.

"Let's leave it that way." Li Jingwan would not say anything good about Qin Changzhou, he was a scumbag.

She didn't want to cover up for him anymore, but wanted her mother to accept it slowly.

"If I had known this would happen, I shouldn't have married into the Marquis's family." Yao blamed herself.

"What happened to Qin Chongxiao back then shows that Wu'an Marquis Mansion is not a good place to be. It's all my fault for not breaking up sooner and choosing Qin Changzhou instead."

Qin Changzhou's grandfather Wu Anbo and Li Jingwan's grandfather had an agreement that the eldest grandson and the eldest granddaughter would marry each other.

Therefore, Qin Chongxiao and Li Jingwan should have gotten married.

But when Li Jingwan was fifteen years old, news came from the Marquis's Mansion that a maid in Qin Chongxiao's courtyard was pregnant with his child.

It was a great humiliation for the wife to have a child before she even got married, so Yao naturally didn't want her daughter to marry him.

Later, Old Madam Qin came to apologize in person, saying that Qin Changzhou was also a legitimate grandson and had no engagement. She hoped to marry Li Jingwan and bring the two families together.

Seeing that Qin Changzhou was a handsome man, well-mannered, and that Qin Chongxiao had gone to the northwest, she finally agreed.

"Mom, this is not your fault." Li Jingwan was also aware of this matter. When her mother asked for her opinion on changing the marriage to Qin Changzhou, she agreed.

At that time, she just thought that Qin Chongxiao was too unruly. Before she died, she realized that it was actually a frame-up by Old Madam Qin to prevent her from marrying Qin Chongxiao so that Qin Changzhou would marry her.

Madam Qin's calculations and conspiracies, which she thought were flawless, will become huge rocks falling on her in the future.

"Mom, the most important thing for you now is to take good care of yourself." Li Jingwan advised softly, "Only when you are well, I can rest assured."

"They are all old ailments, nothing serious." Seeing that her daughter was still worried, Yao said, "The palace sent a doctor to check my pulse a few days ago, and the doctor said it was fine."

"Imperial physician?" Li Jingwan was a little surprised. "Was it arranged by the emperor?"

"It was arranged by Prince Jing." Yao patted her daughter's hand and explained.

"Prince Jing once served in your father's army and fought in wars with your brother. He has always been concerned about the General's Mansion. He came to see me as soon as he returned to the capital. When he heard that I was not feeling well, he sent a royal physician."

Prince Jing Chu Tingyu, the only son of the Imperial Noble Consort and the fourth prince, is deeply loved by the Emperor.

Chu Tingyu has loved riding and archery since he was a child. He valued military skills over literature and went to the northwest border to fight when he was a teenager. The imperial concubine was worried that something might happen to him and forcibly recalled him to the capital.

Three years ago, when Qin Changzhou returned to Beijing, there were constant wars on the border. Chu Tingyu went to the northwest again and quelled the chaos. He made great military achievements and was the first prince to be crowned king.

Li Jingwan had some impression that some time ago, when Chu Tingyu returned to Beijing, the emperor arranged for ministers to go to the city gate to welcome him, and it was a grand ceremony.

However, this Prince Jing, who was highly expected, disappeared in the northwest one year after returning to Beijing in his previous life.

Before she was locked up, there was still no news of Chu Tingyu, and his life or death was unknown.