The patriarch's wife of the Shen family was shocked when she heard this, and looked at Hua Shi if she really persuaded her, and she didn't persuade her. I couldn't even say a word when it was half loud.

As a result, after the Shen family's clansmen went back, the news that Pan Tiancheng's mother and son gave Ji Beibei the medicine for the north spread, and the relationship between the Shen and Pan clans became more and more tense.

In the end, with King Heng's accession to the throne, Ji Beibei ascended to the throne, won the emperor's favor, and was truly "loved by three thousand in one", but unfortunately because of her physical damage in her early years, she only had one daughter in her life and never came out again.

The Shen clansmen hated the Pan clan so much that in the end, even the Liu clan became angry. In the end, the rule that the Shen clan was never allowed to marry with the surnames Pan and Liu was written into the family rules.

The Pan clan and the Liu clan also hated each other, and they had already been assigned to Pan Tiancheng's mother and son at the border.

Pan Tiancheng's family was expelled from the family, and his children were not allowed to stay in his hometown. Even Liu's mother's family was involved, and his brothers and nephews were also expelled from the clan--

Of course, that's all for now.

Now it is only said that as the wedding date of Mu Jinxing and Ji Beibei is getting closer and closer, the rice in Ji Beibei's "experimental field" is finally ripe, and she immediately offers high-yield rice seeds.

Emperor Heng Longyan was overjoyed, and sure enough, as Ji Beibei expected, another holy decree came down to give Shen Xiucai the title of "Jing Fenghou", and the title of Hua Shi as the wife of Yipinhou. He also gave "Jingfeng Houfu" and five thousand taels of gold, as well as countless gold, silver and jewelry.

For a while, Ji Beibei, the future princess Heng, became famous, and sure enough, as she expected, even if she didn't have a dowry, she would no longer be looked down upon by other princesses.

But Shen Xiucai, who was rewarded with 10,000 taels of gold from Emperor Heng because of Ji Beibei, is now Jing Fenghou, and Hua, who has become the wife of the imperial court, how can he really let Ji Beibei marry without a dowry?

Immediately, there was the gold given by Emperor Heng and the makeup in the Shen family, as well as Mu Jinxing's private supplement. Ji Beibei's dowry immediately changed from seventy-two units planned at the beginning to one hundred and eight.

This is still the result of Ji Beibei's toughness to leave three thousand taels of gold in his family, and he refused to let the number of dowries exceed one hundred and eight.

With the Shen family, as well as staying in the capital, they witnessed them carp jumping into the dragon gate because of Ji Beibei's daughter.

Flying from the official family again to the Hou Mansion, the Shen family patriarch in this scene, as well as the clan elders and the clansmen who were fortunate enough to come with them all fell into ecstasy, and they all wanted to sing and dance, and the atmosphere was very different from the Pan family and the Jinyi Hou Mansion.

The Pan family, and even the Jinyi Marquis Mansion, fell into panic and disbelief at once.

does not mention how the Marquis of Jinyi and Sun Xuemei regretted it, nor how the Marquis of Jinyi hated Sun Xuemei, the concubine who offended King Heng and Princess Heng, regardless of the pleas of Sun Xuemei's biological mother Aunt Xie, she announced to the public that she had severed the father-daughter relationship with her concubine Sun Xuemei.

only said that Pan Tiancheng and Liu's mother and son were almost turned over in private because of Ji Beibei--

"How is this possible? She, she--" Liu looked at his dripping son Pan Tiancheng in a panic, and his lips couldn't help but tremble, "How could she have such a creation?" ”

"The decree has been issued, what else is impossible? If...... It's not that you didn't look down on her at the beginning, but now this Jingfeng Hou should have fallen on me. ”

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