“Father, I’ve already spoken with Shuliang. I’ll ask him to accompany me to the provincial examination this time. I forgot to tell Wanru, so she doesn’t know.”
What could Brother Jiang do? He couldn't bear to see his wife embarrass herself time and time again.
"You can arrange it. It's very convenient to take a boat from the county town. We know the way, so there shouldn't be any unexpected problems."
Jiang's father also noticed that his eldest daughter-in-law had been constantly comparing herself to his second son's wife, and her temperament had changed somewhat, which wasn't good. He needed to mention it to Shuheng and let him try to persuade her himself.
He needed to be mindful of both educating his son in the main hall and instructing his wife in bed. However, this matter needed to be discussed after he returned from the Shuheng Academy examination.
Jiang's mother asked a few questions about the servants she had bought. She had never used servants before and was just showing concern, not knowing whether they were of good character.
Jiang Lan stood outside the crowd, looking at her spirited second brother, her confident second sister-in-law, and her smiling sister. She felt that the previous events had not been long ago, so how could things have become so unbelievable?
Especially after her aunt and the Zhou family wanted to buy watermelons but failed, she had a strange feeling. She had tried so hard to marry into a good family; had she done something wrong? No, she hadn't done anything wrong; that was the life she wanted.
Mu Yi'an doesn't care what her sisters-in-law or sister-in-law think. She's trying her best to integrate into ancient life, but she really can't live like a real ancient wife.
"Shuyun, has your second daughter-in-law's younger brother passed the preliminary examination?"
"He's already gone, he's set off for the prefectural city. He's going to Uncle Yi'an's house first."
Mu Ziyi had a solid foundation in basic knowledge and passed the preliminary examination smoothly. Whether he could obtain the title of Xiucai depended on the upcoming provincial examination.
"That's great, that's great."
Jiang's father was surprised that the Mu family was so low-key; no one had even heard the news that the child had passed the imperial examination.
When Sister-in-law Jiang heard that Mu Yi'an's younger brother had passed the preliminary examination and was going to take the county-level examination, she felt a mix of emotions.
After Mu Yi'an and the others left the old house, Sister-in-law Jiang didn't say anything more.
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