Daddy is so confused, his surname is Mu, how can he not be from the old Mu family?

"Daddy, I'm from the old Mu family, Xiaoli didn't climb on my head, Xiaoli is very well-behaved and filial......" Mu Dad wanted to continue to praise Muli, but others didn't want to hear it.

"Enough big brother, now I'm talking about how much your family has to give up to support Daddy and Auntie." I'm not talking about how good your dead girl is.

"Xiaoli has the final say." Mu Dad said, and then looked at Mu Li, "Xiaoli, you have to be filial to your grandmother, so that your grandmother will love you." ”

Mu Li: "......"

Alas, if you don't say why her father is so filial and why she has not been liked by her grandmother, this is that she can't speak.

What is called filial piety to grandma, grandma will love you.

Isn't this kind of filial piety mixed with purpose?

It's no wonder that Lao Mutou and Jiang can be happy when they hear it.

I thought so in my heart, but Mu Li still nodded very obediently on my face.

Anyway, her father is at this age, and he doesn't need any father's love and mother's love, just the filial piety of his children.

Sure enough, after hearing Mu Dad's words, Lao Mu Tou's face suddenly darkened, and his cold eyes glared at him, eager to beat him to death.

This made Mu Dad inexplicable, and at the same time, he was afraid, and couldn't help but lean towards Mu Li.

This made Lao Mutou's face a little darker.

"Grandpa the village chief, my grandmother has three sons, and my family produces 100 catties of rice, one tael of silver meat and vegetables, and a set of clothes in summer and winter, is this filial piety considered less?"

Mu Li didn't want to talk to the group of vampires, and looked directly at the village chief.

The village chief is a fair person, and he will not favor Lao Mutou because of her 'deviant' behavior.

"It's a lot, Mu Li, you are very good, Brother Mu, you have such a promising granddaughter, you should be content." The village chief looked at Lao Mutou and said.

He didn't say that Mu Li was filial, but only praised her for being good and promising.

Because he also knew that Mu Li didn't take these two grandmothers in his eyes at all, otherwise he wouldn't have gone to the second room house to make a fuss like that.

With Muli's money-making speed, this 'filial piety' is a drop in the bucket.

So these filial piety is just the extent that the second elder will not be hungry and cold, if you want to enjoy something, it depends on what the other two rooms can give.

But who is to blame?

It's not that they do it themselves.

I really thought that everyone was as obedient and filial as Mu Yonghe, and it was a mistake to deal with Mu Yonghe's set to deal with Mu Li, who played cards out of common sense.

It's a pity that such a promising granddaughter.

The time for early happiness has been postponed.

The village chief came out to speak, what could the old Mu Tou say, and Mu Yongsheng and the Yang family couldn't say anything.

Besides, they were afraid that Mu Li would propose to give up the main house and the field to the big house.

If Mu Li knew that they had been worried about this, she would definitely scoff at it.

The main house or something, she didn't think about it at all.

As for the fields, she didn't think about it, and she didn't like farming.

Besides, she has money, and she won't buy it herself!

……

Lao Mutou didn't speak, and the village chief acquiesced to him.

The cold eyes kept staring at Mu Li,

Mu Li sneered at this, if this old man really had a backbone, he would not accept her filial piety, maybe she would look down on him in this way.

Now that you've accepted it, don't think about anything about bending your waist for Doumi.

At this point, it's over.

Because of Mu Li's unreasonable cards, Mu Dad's confused cooperation, so that Lao Mu Tou and Mu Yongsheng did not take much advantage.

Although Lao Mutou was dissatisfied with this and resented it, he couldn't help it, if his eldest son didn't support him, he could still force it.

After all, he still has the filial son of the second child, otherwise relying on the boss, the boss is not filial, and he has to starve to death.