Rebirth Of The General's Granddaughter Chapter 63 part2

Rebirth of the General's Granddaughter Chapter 63Poisonous Woman is Beaten, Part 2

w.a.n.g Yiping was not an ordinary person. Once she sawMu YingRui, she already began to regret her impulsiveness. Now that she wa.s.scolded and slapped by him, she sobered even more.

Simply put, she was lowly person who bullied theweak and was afraid of the strong. She had to be beaten to come to her senses.

w.a.n.g Yiping relied on nothing more than Mu YingRui'slove and doting. If she lost this man's love, she couldn't move a step in theGeneral's Manor.

Great Yan valued martial skills over civil skills.Even the Emperor gave Old General Mu face. As for civil officials, even if youwere a first-rank prime minister, you could not compare to a first-rankgeneral's resoluteness. Martial officials held more power than civil officials.

Duke Yingguo only had a t.i.tle with no real power. Compared to the military power in Old General Mu's hands, it was like comparing clouds to mud.

Besides, w.a.n.g Yiping was Duke Yingguo fu's Shudaughter. Duke Yingguo furen always disliked her. Even if she returned to hermaiden family to complain, her family couldn't run to the General's Manor toseek justice.

In addition, she was the unreasonable one intonight's events. Even if she went to the Emperor's throne room, she couldn'tstate an excuse.

After all, Zi You didn't do anything wrong. Shesimply performed an exotic dance for her elders with a maidservant. As for MuYingRui liking Shui YouLian, it had nothing to do with Zi You. Could thedaughter control her father's mind and prevent him from liking or dislikingsomeone?

w.a.n.g Yiping was just jealous and angry and lost hersenses. Now she was slapped sober by Mu YingRui. She immediately feigned being pitifuland delicate. She hugged Mu YingRui's arm and cried, grief-stricken, "Laoye,Bieqie won't… won't… Bieqie wasn't… wasn't… deliberate. Bieqie thought Laoye… Laoyedidn't want Bieqie anymore. Bieqie was momentarily fearful and anxious andlost… lost her senses."