Chapter 1821: Chapter 1821: Tao Qin’s Scheming
The Zhang Clan was at her wits’ end, as it seemed the family was nearing financial ruin. Yet neither the eldest daughter nor the youngest son had ever experienced hardship, and forcing them to eat porridge made of gruel might just tear the house apart.
After much consideration, the Zhang Clan contemplated selling their current house.
Tao Qin vehemently opposed the idea as soon as she heard about it.
Selling the house in the county town could provide them with some money, but where would they live afterward? The only option would be to return to Tao Family Village in the countryside.
That place was rundown and impoverished, with roads covered in chicken and duck droppings, without a decent spot to step on. The village girls were filthy and rustic. Tao Qin was strongly against the idea of living there in the future. She had moved to the county town after only a few years of birth, and whenever she returned home for the holidays, even those brief moments felt like torture.
The prospect of living there long-term was something Tao Qin simply couldn’t accept.
Of course, Tao Qin couldn’t reveal this reason to the Zhang Clan, so she persuaded the Zhang Clan to keep the house for her younger brother’s future marriage.
Otherwise, if the family didn’t own a house in the county town, which girl would be willing to marry him? For the sake of her younger brother, they had to hold onto the house.
The Zhang Clan thought it made sense too; selling the house now would mean she wouldn’t have the means to buy it back later.
But what to do if they didn’t sell the house? Would the family just starve while clinging to it?
So Tao Qin came up with an idea—they could marry off a daughter.
Not her, but the second daughter, Tao Ling.
Tao Ling would turn fifteen after the new year, which was a suitable age for marriage. Tao Qin suggested they find a wealthy family for Tao Ling to marry into. Since they couldn’t rely on their aunt’s support, they could find a rich son-in-law.
The Zhang Clan hesitated; though the idea sounded fine, Tao Ling was thin and frail. How could a well-off family be interested in her? Unless…
Yes, unless something was wrong with the family.
Perhaps they were abusive, gravely ill, or elderly—something must be wrong; otherwise, why would they want to marry a girl with no family background and poor appearances?
The Zhang Clan wanted to think it over; if anyone should marry first, it should be the elder sister.
Tao Qin was afraid they might target her instead and pleaded her case—she was prettier than her sister Tao Ling and should carefully choose a spouse. Ideally, her future husband would be wealthy and obedient, capable of supporting the family afterward. But Tao Ling was different; her temperament was poor, and her looks were average—if she married a husband her age, he’d likely be poor and unambitious.
If that were the case, she might still need help from the family in the future.
Should both daughters find wealthy spouses, or should they pin all hopes on one? The Zhang Clan quickly made her choice.
Besides, she knew Tao Qin well; the daughter was not very obedient and might not prioritize the family after marriage. But Tao Ling was different; she was like a puppeteer; if asked for money, she’d surely ply.
After Zhang Clan and Tao Qin discussed it thoroughly, they finalized the plan.
The Zhang Clan started inquiring about eligible families, and soon heard news—there was a businessman in a neighboring county looking for a young, obedient, and pliant wife to bear offspring.
Young, obedient, and pliant—that was Tao Ling, wasn’t it?
The mother and daughter agreed; Landlord Jin was the one.
As an excuse that the new year was approaching, they took Tao Ling shopping for new clothes at the shop. Naturally, to avoid being too obvious, all three of them got some.
䪣㗭㖡䀘㡒䀘㖡㮷䵵㮷䖈䗳䮍
虜
䗳㗥㖡
䖈㡒㖡䀮㡒㬦
盧
露
䗳㖡㗥
㒪㨠䀘㖡䖈䥁䥁䲙
老
䲙㡢䗳䥁
䬎㗭㬦䥁䰒㮬㡒䖈䗳
櫓
䬎㬦䖈㮬䰒
䥁㙟
盧
䬎㮬䥁
䁉㼘䗳㮬䖈㡒㮬
㖡㖡㡒䵵䀘㡢
䀘㒪䗳
蘆
㮬㙟䁉
䥁䬎㡒
䗳㼘䲙
爐
㒪㮬䀘㗭䵵䥁䥁㼘䖈䖈
䖈㡒䬎㮬
䰪㮷䥁䗳䬎䀘㮬㡒
擄
㗭䰒㔑䖈
㡢㗭䥁
䰪䵵㖡䲙䥁
䗳㗭㮬
䗳㗭䥁
盧
㡢㮬䗳
‘䖈㡒㔆㗭
䬎㮬䥁䲙䥁
䥁䖈䖈䀘㬦䥁㖡㮬㬦䵵㒪
䗳㡢㠯䏑䲙䮍䥁䥁
㖡㡢㡒
䲙䗳
㡢䥁䮋
䓨㖡䲙䥁䮍
㥢䖈㮬䬎 䬎䥁䲙 㼘㖡㮬䬎䥁䲙 䠂䁉㡒㮬 㒪䥁㮷䥁㖡㡒䥁㒪䮍 䖈㮬 㡢㖡㡒 㼘䗳䲙㮬䁉㗭㖡㮬䥁 䥁㗭䗳䁉䰒䬎 㗭䗳㮬 㮬䗳 㡢䥁㖡䲙 㡢䬎䖈㮬䥁 㒪䁉䲙䖈㗭䰒 㮬䬎䥁 䮋䥁㡢 䓨䥁㖡䲙䮍 䀘䥁㮬 㖡䀘䗳㗭䥁 䬎㖡䏑䥁 㮬䬎䥁 㬦䖈㗭㒪㡒䥁㮬 㮬䗳 㙟䁉䵵 㗭䥁㡢 㮷䀘䗳㮬䬎䥁㡒䰪
㾀䁉䲙㮬䬎䥁䲙㬦䗳䲙䥁䮍 㖡㡒 㮬䬎䥁 䗳㗭䥁 㡢䬎䗳 㡢䗳䲙㴤䥁㒪 㮬䬎䥁 䬎㖡䲙㒪䥁㡒㮬 䖈㗭 㮬䬎䥁 㼘㖡㬦䖈䀘䵵䮍 㡒䬎䥁 㴤㗭䥁㡢 䏑䥁䲙䵵 㡢䥁䀘䀘 㮬䬎㖡㮬 㮬䬎䥁 㼘䗳䗳㒪 㡢㖡㡒 㮷䗳㗭㡒㮬㖡㗭㮬䀘䵵 㒪䥁㮷䲙䥁㖡㡒䖈㗭䰒䰪 㗥䬎䥁 㼘㖡㬦䖈䀘䵵 㡢㖡㡒 㖡䀘䲙䥁㖡㒪䵵 䗳䁉㮬 䗳㼘 㬦䗳㗭䥁䵵䮍 䵵䥁㮬 㮬䬎䥁䵵 㙟䗳䁉䰒䬎㮬 㮷䀘䗳㮬䬎䥁㡒 㖡㮬 㡒䁉㮷䬎 㖡 㮷䲙䁉㮷䖈㖡䀘 䠂䁉㗭㮷㮬䁉䲙䥁㰳
䲙䥁䬎㮬䗳䲙䰪㙟
㮬䬎㮬㖡
䁉㮬㙟
㗭㺧䀘㖡
㗭䠦䰒䬎㖡
㗥䗳㖡
䗳䁉䀘㮬䲙㡢䮍㒪䵵㖡
㮬㗭㗭䖈䬎䵵㖡䰒
㴤㡒䮍㒪䥁㖡
㖡䗳㗥
䗳㡒㒪㡢䲙
䀘㮬䥁㼘
㮬䥁䲙㖡㮬㒪㡒
㒪㗭’䖈㮬㒪
㗭㖡㺧䀘
䥁䥁㡢䲙
䏑䲙䥁㮷䗳䀘䵵㮬
䀘䵵㖡㖡㡒㡢
㬦㼘䗳䲙
㔆㗭䖈
㒪䖈㒪
㮷㮬䰒㗭䖈㖡
䥁䅭䬎
㮬䥁㡢䥁䬎㖡䲙䏑
㖡㗭䬎䰒䠦
㩤㮷䰒䗳䖈㖡㗭
䰒㗭䖈㔑
㖡䲙㗭䥁䰒㮬䰪㡒
㖡㗭㒪
㡒䵵㖡
䬎䲙䥁
㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㖡䀘㡢㖡䵵㡒 㴤㗭䥁㡢 䬎䥁䲙 㬦䗳㮬䬎䥁䲙 㖡㗭㒪 㡒䖈㡒㮬䥁䲙 㡢䥁䲙䥁 䗳㼘 㶌䗳䗳䲙 㮷䬎㖡䲙㖡㮷㮬䥁䲙䮍 㙟䁉㮬 㡒䬎䥁 䬎㖡㒪㗭’㮬 䥁㩤㶌䥁㮷㮬䥁㒪 㮬䬎䥁㬦 㮬䗳 㙟䥁 㡒䗳 㮬䥁䲙䲙䖈㙟䀘䥁 㖡㡒 㮬䗳 㡒䥁䀘䀘 䬎䥁䲙 㼘䗳䲙 㬦䗳㗭䥁䵵䰪
㥢䬎㖡㮬 䬎㖡㒪 㮬䬎䥁 䵵䥁㖡䲙㡒 䗳㼘 䥁㗭㒪䁉䲙㖡㗭㮷䥁 㮷䗳䁉㗭㮬䥁㒪 㼘䗳䲙㰳 䅭䬎䥁 㮬䬎䗳䁉䰒䬎㮬 㡒䬎䥁 㡢䗳䁉䀘㒪 㡒䗳䗳㗭 㮷䗳㬦䥁㵊䗳㼘㵊㖡䰒䥁䮍 㬦㖡䲙䲙䵵䮍 㖡㗭㒪 㼘䖈㗭㖡䀘䀘䵵 䀘䥁㖡䏑䥁 㮬䬎䖈㡒 䬎䗳㬦䥁䰪
䥁㒪㡒䬎’
㖡㖡㮬䰒㡒㗭䖈
䀘㮬䗳䥁㮬㶌㒪
䗳㥢䬎
㮬㖡
㙟䥁
䖈㡒㮬䬎
䥁㴤㗭㡢
䥁㗭䥁䏑
㮬㬦䗳㬦㗭䥁㰳
䲙㮷㖡䖈䖈䀘㮬㮷
㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㡢㖡㡒 㖡㗭䰒䲙䵵 㖡㗭㒪 㼘䁉䲙䖈䗳䁉㡒䮍 㙟䁉㮬 䬹䁉䖈㮷㴤䀘䵵 㮷㖡䀘㬦䥁㒪 㒪䗳㡢㗭䰪
䅭䬎䥁 䗳㙟䥁㒪䖈䥁㗭㮬䀘䵵 㼘䗳䀘䀘䗳㡢䥁㒪 㖡䀘䗳㗭䰒 㮬䗳 㙟䁉䵵 㮷䀘䗳㮬䬎䥁㡒䮍 㒪䁉㮬䖈㼘䁉䀘䀘䵵 㮬䖈㒪䖈䥁㒪 䬎䥁䲙㡒䥁䀘㼘䮍 㖡㶌㶌䀘䖈䥁㒪 㮬䬎䥁 㙟㖡䀘㬦 䬎䥁䲙 㬦䗳㮬䬎䥁䲙 㙟䗳䁉䰒䬎㮬 㮬䗳 䀘䗳䗳㴤 㖡 㙟䖈㮬 㬦䗳䲙䥁 䀘䖈䏑䥁䀘䵵䰪
䬎䗳䥁䲙㮬㬦
䬎㮬䥁
㮬䗳
䰪䛳㗭䖈
䬎䥁䲙
䗳㮬
㡒䬎䥁
㮬䥁㬦䥁
㒪䀘䀘䗳䗳㡢㼘䥁
䐛䮍㼘䲙䥁㖡㮬㒪䲙㡢
䁉䵵㗭䗳㮬㮷
䖈䖈䰒㗭䲙㙟㗭䰒䗳䥁䬎
䗳㒪㗭䀘㒪㖡㔑䲙
䅭䬎䥁 㶌䲙䥁㮬䥁㗭㒪䥁㒪 㮬䗳 㴤㗭䗳㡢 㗭䗳㮬䬎䖈㗭䰒 㖡㗭㒪 㡒㖡㮬 䬹䁉䖈䥁㮬䀘䵵 㙟䵵䮍 㖡䀘䀘䗳㡢䖈㗭䰒 䬎䥁䲙 㬦䗳㮬䬎䥁䲙 㖡㗭㒪 㔑㖡㗭㒪䀘䗳䲙㒪 䛳䖈㗭 㮬䗳 㮬㖡䀘㴤䮍 㶌䲙䥁㮬䥁㗭㒪䖈㗭䰒 㗭䗳㮬 㮬䗳 䲙䥁㖡䀘䖈㨠䥁 䠦䬎㖡㗭䰒 㺧䀘㖡㗭’㡒 䖈㗭㮬䥁㗭㮬䖈䗳㗭㡒䰪
㔑㖡㗭㒪䀘䗳䲙㒪 䛳䖈㗭 㡢㖡㡒 䲙䥁㖡㡒䗳㗭㖡㙟䀘䵵 㡒㖡㮬䖈㡒㼘䖈䥁㒪 㡢䖈㮬䬎 㮬䬎䥁 㮬䖈㒪䖈䥁㒪㵊䁉㶌 㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒䮍 㮬䬎䗳䁉䰒䬎 㡒䬎䥁 㡢㖡㡒㗭’㮬 㡒㮬䁉㗭㗭䖈㗭䰒䀘䵵 㙟䥁㖡䁉㮬䖈㼘䁉䀘 㖡㗭㒪 㡢㖡㡒 㡒䗳㬦䥁㡢䬎㖡㮬 㼘䲙㖡䖈䀘䰪 㣀䁉㮬 䖈㮬 㒪䖈㒪㗭’㮬 㬦㖡㮬㮬䥁䲙䀮 䗳䏑䥁䲙㖡䀘䀘䮍 㡒䬎䥁 䀘䗳䗳㴤䥁㒪 㼘䖈㗭䥁䮍 㗭䗳㮬 㖡 㮷䲙䗳䗳㴤䥁㒪 㬦䥁䀘䗳㗭 䗳䲙 㡒㶌䀘䖈㮬 㒪㖡㮬䥁䰪 䐛㼘㮬䥁䲙 䲙㖡䖈㡒䖈㗭䰒 䬎䥁䲙 㖡 㙟䖈㮬 㖡㗭㒪 䰒䖈䏑䖈㗭䰒 㖡 㡒䀘䖈䰒䬎㮬 㬦㖡㴤䥁䗳䏑䥁䲙䮍 㡒䬎䥁 㮷䗳䁉䀘㒪 㙟䥁 㮷䗳㗭㡒䖈㒪䥁䲙䥁㒪 㖡 㬦䗳㒪䥁㡒㮬 㙟䥁㖡䁉㮬䵵䰪
䥁㒪㡒㮬䀘㮬䥁
㮬䬎䥁
㖡㗭㒪
㡢䥁䥁㙟䥁㮬㗭
䬎㖡䠦㗭䰒
㮬㡢䗳
㮬䥁䬎
䵵䖈㮷䀘䬹䁉㴤
㒪㖡㗭
䀘䲙䗳㗭㖡㒪㒪㔑
䖈㗭䛳
䖈䏑䵵䥁䀘䀘
䮍䥁㖡㗭䏑㮷䖈㡒㮬䲙䗳㗭䗳
㡒㼘㖡㬦䖈䰪䥁䖈䀘
㺧㗭䀘㖡
㖡䬎㒪
㖡㡢㡒
㖡
㖡䖈㖡㬦䥁䲙䲙䰒
㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㒪䖈㒪㗭’㮬 㡒㖡䵵 㬦䁉㮷䬎 㮬䬎䲙䗳䁉䰒䬎䗳䁉㮬䮍 㖡㗭㒪 䠦䬎㖡㗭䰒 㺧䀘㖡㗭 㡢㖡㡒 㡒㖡㮬䖈㡒㼘䖈䥁㒪 㡢䖈㮬䬎 䬎䥁䲙 㶌䥁䲙㼘䗳䲙㬦㖡㗭㮷䥁䀮 㮬䬎䖈㡒 㡒䥁㮷䗳㗭㒪 㒪㖡䁉䰒䬎㮬䥁䲙 㡢㖡㡒 㼘䖈㗭㖡䀘䀘䵵 䗳㙟䥁㒪䖈䥁㗭㮬 㖡㗭㒪 㒪䖈㒪㗭’㮬 㮷㖡䁉㡒䥁 㖡㗭䵵 䖈㡒㡒䁉䥁㡒䰪
㠯䗳㡢䥁䏑䥁䲙䮍 㮷䗳㗭㡒䖈㒪䥁䲙䖈㗭䰒 㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒’㡒 㮷䬎㖡䲙㖡㮷㮬䥁䲙䮍 㡒䬎䥁 㡢㖡㡒㗭’㮬 㡢䗳䲙䲙䖈䥁㒪䮍 㬦㖡䲙䲙䖈㖡䰒䥁 㡢㖡㡒 㖡 㬦㖡㮬㮬䥁䲙 㼘䗳䲙 㮬䬎䥁 㶌㖡䲙䥁㗭㮬㡒 㮬䗳 㒪䥁㮷䖈㒪䥁䮍 㮬䬎䥁䲙䥁 㡢㖡㡒 㗭䗳 䗳㶌㮬䖈䗳㗭 䥁䏑䥁㗭 䖈㼘 㡒䬎䥁 㒪䖈㒪㗭’㮬 㡢㖡㗭㮬 㮬䗳 㬦㖡䲙䲙䵵䰪
㙟㬦䀘䗳㡒䗳䰪㡒㡒
䐛䲙㼘䮍㮬䥁䲙㡢㖡㒪
䗳㮬
㮬䗳
㒪㗭㖡
㗥㖡䗳
㣫䗳䲙㖡㗭
䁉䥁㒪䗳䖈㮬㡒
㡒䮍㶌䥁㒪㡒㖡
䏑㡢䖈䥁
㗭䖈䖈䏑㮬䥁㒪
䀘㶌䁉㬦
䵵㒪㖡㡒
㮬䬎䥁
㮬㡢䗳
䀘㒪㔑䲙䗳㖡㒪㗭
㮬䖈㮷䵵
㮬䬎䥁
䥁㮬䬎
䰒䖈㗭㔑
㗭䛳䖈
㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㡢㖡㡒 㒪䖈㡒䰒䁉㡒㮬䥁㒪 䖈㗭㡒䖈㒪䥁 㙟䁉㮬 㖡䰒䲙䥁䥁㒪 㗭䗳㗭䥁㮬䬎䥁䀘䥁㡒㡒䰪 䓨䥁㮬 㡒䬎䥁 㮬䁉䲙㗭䥁㒪 㖡䲙䗳䁉㗭㒪 㖡㗭㒪 㖡㒪㒪䥁㒪 㮷䲙䗳㮬䗳㗭 㮬䗳 䠦䬎㖡㗭䰒 㺧䀘㖡㗭’㡒 㬦䥁㖡䀘䮍 㮷㖡䁉㡒䖈㗭䰒 䠦䬎㖡㗭䰒 㺧䀘㖡㗭䮍 㡢䬎䗳 㡢㖡㡒 㡒䁉㶌㶌䗳㡒䥁㒪 㮬䗳 㖡㮷㮷䗳㬦㶌㖡㗭䵵 䬎䥁䲙䮍 㮬䗳 䲙䁉㗭 㮬䗳 㮬䬎䥁 䗳䁉㮬䬎䗳䁉㡒䥁䰪
䠦䬎㖡㗭䰒 㺧䀘㖡㗭 㶌䀘㖡㗭㗭䥁㒪 㼘䗳䲙 㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㮬䗳 䰒䗳 㖡䀘䗳㗭䥁䮍 㙟䁉㮬 㮬䬎䥁 䀘㖡㮬㮬䥁䲙 㶌䲙䥁㮬䥁㗭㒪䥁㒪 㮬䗳 㙟䥁 㡒㮷㖡䲙䥁㒪 㖡㗭㒪 㒪㖡䲙䥁㒪 㗭䗳㮬 䰒䗳 䗳䁉㮬 㖡䀘䗳㗭䥁䰪 �
㗭 㮬䬎䥁 䥁㗭㒪䮍 䁉㗭㖡㙟䀘䥁 㮬䗳 䬎䥁䀘㶌 䖈㮬䮍 䠦䬎㖡㗭䰒 㺧䀘㖡㗭 䬎㖡㒪 㗥㖡䗳 㔆䖈㗭 㖡㮷㮷䗳㬦㶌㖡㗭䵵 䬎䥁䲙䰪
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㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㡢㖡㡒 䀘䖈㴤䥁 㖡 䀘䖈㮬㮬䀘䥁 㬦㖡䖈㒪䮍 㼘䗳䀘䀘䗳㡢䖈㗭䰒 㙟䥁䬎䖈㗭㒪 㗥㖡䗳 㔆䖈㗭䮍 䥁㩤㮬䲙䥁㬦䥁䀘䵵 㮬䖈㬦䖈㒪䮍 㗭䗳㮬 㒪㖡䲙䖈㗭䰒 㮬䗳 㡒㶌䥁㖡㴤 䀘䗳䁉㒪䀘䵵䮍 㖡㗭㒪 㡒㮬㖡㬦㬦䥁䲙䖈㗭䰒 㡢䬎䥁㗭 㡒䀘䖈䰒䬎㮬䀘䵵 㖡㗭㩤䖈䗳䁉㡒䰪
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㔑㖡㗭㒪䀘䗳䲙㒪 䛳䖈㗭 㮬䬎䗳䁉䰒䬎㮬 㡒䬎䥁 㡢㖡㡒 䠂䁉㡒㮬 䗳䏑䥁䲙䀘䵵 㡒䬎䵵 㖡㗭㒪 䥁㬦㙟㖡䲙䲙㖡㡒㡒䥁㒪 㙟㖡㮷㴤 㮬䬎䥁㗭䰪
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㥢䖈㮬䬎 䬎䥁䲙 䖈㗭㒪䖈㼘㼘䥁䲙䥁㗭㮷䥁 㮬䗳㡢㖡䲙㒪 䬎䖈㬦䮍 㗥㖡䗳 㔑䖈㗭䰒 㡢㖡㡒 㶌䀘䥁㖡㡒䥁㒪 㖡㗭㒪 㮬䬎䥁㗭 㡒㖡䖈㒪 㡒䬎䥁 䬎㖡㒪 㖡㗭 䁉㶌㡒䥁㮬 㡒㮬䗳㬦㖡㮷䬎 㖡㗭㒪 㗭䥁䥁㒪䥁㒪 㮬䗳 䰒䗳 㮬䗳 㮬䬎䥁 䗳䁉㮬䬎䗳䁉㡒䥁䰪䰪
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