Reborn ten times, she is the real daughter of the Marquis Mansion and she doesn't pretend anymo

Jiang Yanlang also testified that his sister, whom he saw the day before yesterday and yesterday, was not wearing a Taoist robe.

We had lunch at Ruyi Tower yesterday at noon. My sister was dressed like a noble lady and there was nothing unusual in her words and actions.

Everyone in the Marquis' Mansion knew that Jiang Yanlang and Yuntang had a very bad relationship. Even he came out to testify, so the old lady naturally believed it.

"Before the banquet begins, let her go back and change her clothes. It's not like a daughter of a marquis' family to dress like this all the time!"

"Actually, my sister's outfit is also very cute!" Jiang Yanlang muttered softly.

The third prince told him that his sister looked like this when she was a child in the palace, and was very cute.

He had never seen his three-year-old sister wearing a Taoist robe, but he had seen his thirteen-year-old sister wearing a Taoist robe. Thinking about it now, he felt like he had made up for his regret.

Seeing that he dared to disobey her, the old lady raised her finger and hit him on the head, scolding:

"You bastard boy, are you going to disobey your grandmother too?"

“I dare not, I dare not…” Jiang Yanlang covered his head and dared not dodge, defending himself aggrievedly.

"But grandma, the emperor has issued an edict that the capital and the whole country must worship Taoism. My sister is originally a Taoist priest, so isn't it natural for her to wear Taoist robes?"

"You!" The old lady was furious to see him contradicting her so tactlessly.

"Mother, it's cold outside, just leave the children alone this time. Now that everyone is here, let's sit down and eat."

Marquis Yong'an was quite annoyed when he saw his mother finding fault with him, so he had to change the subject.

On the other side, Jiang Yanting arrived, followed by Jiang Yanxuan and Zhou Siyue, and behind them were the second and third wives.

Jiang Yanting also went over to greet Yuntang and said with a smile, "Your sister-in-law and Ming'er won't come over. It's too cold outside and they're afraid the children will get cold."

Yun Tang quickly smiled and said, "You have to be careful."

The second and third wives also came over to greet Yuntang, their attitudes becoming more and more friendly and enthusiastic.

The Second Madam smiled and said, "Tang'er came back and prepared a gift for us. It makes us, as the elders, feel embarrassed."

"Second Aunt doesn't have anything special to show off, but I happen to have a crane-shaped high-necked open-mouthed vase. It's a bit old, so I'll give it to you at this time of year, just perfect for putting plum blossoms in it."

The Second Madam told Yuntang about the return gift on the spot, and Yuntang hurriedly thanked her, neither feeling particularly happy nor unhappy.

The value of the gift does not matter. What matters is that the intention is there, the timing is right, and both parties feel comfortable.

However, considering its age, it must be an antique, so its value cannot be low.

The third lady beside him also laughed and said:

"Third Aunt didn't have any suitable decorations, but she often went to the plum garden to appreciate the plum blossoms in the first few years after she got married. She embroidered a picture of red plum blossoms and made a folding screen for the central hall with red sandalwood."

"I know that Tang'er must have everything she needs. The Marquis will arrange all these for you, but it is also a kind gesture from Third Aunt. I have already sent someone to take you to the courtyard when you come."

When Yuntang heard this, she hurriedly thanked them again and accepted all the requests. Her well-behaved and sensible attitude was somewhat different from the polite and distant attitude when she first returned to the Marquis' Mansion.

Perhaps it was because the family dinner the night before had laid the foundation for family affection, and there was also the attitude of Marquis Yong'an. In addition, when the children came back yesterday, they all praised Yuntang and showed their goodwill by giving him expensive gifts.

All these things made the second and third wives have a very good impression of their niece who came back from outside, and their attitudes naturally became much more sincere.

Yuntang was chatting harmoniously with the two aunts, but Jiang Yanting was pushed aside, and Jiang Yanxuan and Zhou Siyue could not get a word in either.

The other brothers also arrived, and Butler Hu came in to ask for instructions on setting up the table for dinner.

Originally, Butler Hu didn't need to handle these little things.

But Princess Kangning, the head of the household, was not in the mansion, so some of the maids in charge of her were taken away and some stayed in Jinhua Hall.

Nuanxiang Pavilion did not have a dedicated steward, and since it was a family banquet, Butler Hu took charge of the arrangements himself.

Marquis Yong'an helped the old lady sit at the main table. The only ones who could sit at the same table with the old lady were naturally her three sons. Even her daughter-in-law had to stand and serve.

However, since it was a family dinner and everyone was eating here, the old lady calmed down and motioned for her two daughters-in-law to sit down.

The old lady looked at Yuntang who was being pulled by the sisters to sit at another table, and said, "Tang'er, come and serve grandma for dinner."

As soon as the old lady spoke, the voices around her instantly quieted down.

The sisters were too scared to speak and looked at their eldest sister with worry.

The brothers looked at each other, somewhat at a loss.

Jiang Yanting frowned and was about to speak when he heard Yuntang chuckle and answered cheerfully, "Okay!"

"Tang'er, you just returned home. This family dinner was prepared for you. You will have more opportunities to show your filial piety to your grandmother in the future. There is no need to rush."

Jiang Yanting was really anxious now. He spoke immediately and looked at his grandmother again.

Jiang Mingli and Jiang Mingwei also quickly joined in.

"Yan Ting is right. Mother, you can let Tang Er sit next to you so that it will be more convenient for you to talk. You don't have to wait on him."

Jiang Mingli is the deputy general of the South Camp. Originally, the Jiang family was a family of military generals, so he doesn't speak in a roundabout way and is very direct.

"The grandmother is kind and the granddaughter is respectful and filial. This is enough. Tang'er is filial to the elders, humble to his brothers, and caring to his sisters. He is really a good child."

Jiang Mingwei also hurried to smooth things over.

Although his name sounds like a military general, he was actually the head of the Ministry of Rites, a minor official and a sinecure, who was only benefiting from the influence of his noble ancestors.

He studied and practiced martial arts since childhood, but he had average talent. However, he liked writing, making friends with scholars, and regarded himself as a scholar.

When he spoke for his niece at this time, his face was gentle, and his praise for his niece came from the heart.

The second and third wives also wanted to smooth things over, but seeing the old lady's grim expression, they did not dare to act rashly.

They are wives, and their status and position are not as good as those of princesses.

If even the words of the Second and Third Masters can make the Old Madam unhappy, wouldn't they be asking for trouble if they spoke again?

So the two sisters-in-law looked at Marquis Yong'an together.

At this time, Yuntang had already walked over.

She smiled and bowed to Jiang Mingli and Jiang Mingwei. Although she didn't say anything, her gratitude was obvious.

Jiang Mingli and Jiang Mingwei looked at her helplessly.

This child... is too honest!

It was obvious that the old lady was making things difficult for her, but she didn't know how to avoid it and instead came here on her own initiative.

When the old lady saw Yuntang coming over, her mood eased a little.

With just a quick glance, he saw Yuntang in Taoist robes beside him. Thinking of the emperor's decree to serve Taoism, he felt unhappy again.

She has been worshipping Buddhism for decades. Now asking her to convert to Taoism is like asking her to die.

"Now serve me, an old woman, for dinner, or go back to the courtyard and change into the attire of a noble lady. You can choose one."

The old lady's tone was calm but dignified, and she gave the girl two choices, which showed her kindness as a grandmother.