Chapter 351: Dong Bai and Gu Yi's eldest son is born

Yu Ji died, died in a small corner he never expected.

He had thought that through this secret operation, even if he couldn't stir up Chang'an, he could make Gu Yi pay a huge loss.

But he didn't expect

that he had painstakingly managed it for several months,

but ultimately, it didn't even form the slightest ripple before he died before achieving his goal.

……

After dealing with Yu Ji, there were still Niu Fu and Dong Yi who hadn't been dealt with.

These two were different from Yu Ji.

Yu Ji died, so he died; he wasn't worth much.

But Niu Fu and Dong Yi, no matter what, were Old Dong's daughter and son-in-law.

Gu Yi didn't want to make things difficult for Old Dong regarding this matter.

But how could Old Dong be willing to make things difficult for his granddaughter and grandson-in-law?

After learning the complete sequence of events,

Old Dong, in order not to make things difficult for Gu Yi,

took the initiative to ask for the right to dispose of Niu Fu and Dong Yi into his own hands.

Subsequently, the two were exiled to the west of Liangzhou by Old Dong to serve as coolies, regardless of whether they lived or died.

In this life, they would never be able to return to Chang'an.

As for the child Dong Yi had just given birth to, Old Dong handed him over to his eldest daughter, Dong Yuan, to raise.

Dong Yuan, who was Li Ru's wife and Dong Bai's eldest aunt.

She and Li Ru were both over forty years old, but they had never had children by their side.

Dong Yi and Niu Fu were exiled, but the crime did not extend to the child.

Handing the child to Dong Yuan to raise

could be considered the best arrangement under the current circumstances.

And after this,

Dong Bai and Gu Yi's eldest son was born safely.

In the late Han era, children generally wouldn't be given a real formal name before the age of five, but would be called by a nickname.

This nickname wasn't about how good it sounded,

but most would take a lowly name, indicating it was easy to raise.

Ultimately, Gu Yi and Dong Bai's eldest son was given the nickname "A-Huan."

After A-Huan was born, Old Dong, this great-grandfather, was as happy as a two-hundred-pound old child.

He spent the whole day revolving around A-Huan, inseparable.

Moreover,

no matter how A-Huan cried or made a fuss, in Old Dong's eyes, that was just A-Huan being cute!

For his own great-grandson,

Old Dong wished he could offer everything best to him!

Regarding this, ===== CHAPTER 352 =====