Chapter 464

If Qin Han broke ties, she would be unable to move a single step.

Otherwise, why wouldn't Qin He break ties? Is she stupid? Qin He is very shrewd; breaking ties is disadvantageous to her. No matter who transmigrated, if they have a golden finger, they ponder breaking ties and then get rich on their own, not wanting relatives to take advantage.

Those who don't break ties do so because it's disadvantageous to themselves.

Doesn't a transmigrator like Qin He want to break ties? As long as relatives take a little advantage of her, breaking ties spins in her brain; she hates it to death, thinking and wishing she could break ties immediately, seeing everyone as top-grade relatives.

However, as long as breaking ties is disadvantageous, Qin He won't break ties.

Who is stupid? No one is stupid, okay?

Qin He can open shops and earn silver by relying on the Marquis Manor's connections and network. If Qin He had broken ties from the beginning, He Shizi would not have considered Qin He at all for marriage; her wanting to marry a noble descendant would be wishful thinking.

If she didn't marry well, Qin He wouldn't do it.

So, it's not that whoever transmigrated can righteously call others top-grade relatives; who is the top-grade relative is not certain. For example, whoever takes advantage of others is the top-grade relative. Looking at Qin He, you can see whether she takes advantage of the Marquis Manor or the Marquis Manor takes advantage of her.

Even so, in Qin He's eyes, everyone else is a top-grade relative.

Qin Bi is also one of the top-grade relatives; Qin He is just that bizarre. Qin Han and Qin He are good sisters; how strong can Qin Han be? She feels her maternal family should look up to her.

Qin Han is not a transmigrator, but having played with Qin He for a long time, she has a hole in her brain.

Perhaps Qin Han has been like this since she was young, but because she married Jiang Mo, she stopped hiding her petty temper. Qin Han likes to watch people's expressions and loves to put on airs. If He Shi is slightly better to other concubine-born daughters, Qin Han feels it's bias.

"Qin Han." Jiang Shi said helplessly: "She's a bit petty."

Qin Bi was stunned and giggled. Rong Yang looked up, gnawing on a spicy duck wing, and also laughed. The child loved it when his mother laughed; when she laughed, it seemed everything around became bright.

Qin Bi laughed and said to the child: "Your aunt is a top-grade relative."

Jiang Shi: "..."

This sister-in-law really knows how to hit a sore spot. Probably because she said Qin Han was petty, Qin Bi thought of the words Qin He often kept on her lips: if you say others are petty, it means you feel you've taken less advantage, and they must be top-grade relatives.

"You." Jiang Shi said with a huff: "You have two children, yet you still tease your sister-in-law."

Qin Bi quickly said: "I am also a top-grade relative."

Jiang Shi laughed in anger. Together with Qin Bi, she mocked Qin He. Qin Lang, seeing Qin Bi and Jiang Shi chatting happily on the side, quickly snatched the job of feeding the child and stood up to take a small baked bun the size of a dumpling from the stove.

To keep the baked bun delicious, it had been kept on the stove, and the outer skin was crispy.

"Rong Yang." Qin Lang used oil paper to cushion it and handed it to the child: "The meat filling is delicious; try it and see if it's good. If it tastes good, I'll go buy this kind of small baked bun for you next time."

Qin Bi's attention was attracted: "It looks delicious at first glance."

Qin Lang turned back: "Jiejie, I only bought two. Give one to Rong Yang to eat, and take the other one back for Rong Chi when you leave, to see if Rong Chi can bite into the baked bun."

"I'll eat the hard, crispy skin on the outside." Qin Bi wanted to eat: "Give the soft dough inside the baked bun to Rong Chi."

Jiang Shi hit Qin Bi: "Save it for the child."

Immediately, Jiang Shi said again: "Aren't you afraid Rong Shizi will be unhappy, saying you are gluttonous and eating the child's food? If you want to eat, call your eldest brother to buy two later, and give one to Qin Han too, to avoid her dissatisfaction."

Rong Yang spoke: "In our family, when Father buys good food, Mother always has a share. My mother's heart is damaged and her lifespan is affected, so she needs to be nourished; she can eat the same as me and my younger brother."

Jiang Shi was surprised; Rong Shizi actually doted on Qin Bi so much.

Qin Bi poked the child, and Rong Yang looked at her: "That's right."

Qin Bi: "..."

"It's okay." Qin Lang pointed to the ingredients on the stove and said: "Rong Yang, try it and see if it's good. If you like it, eat the other one too. I'll send you back later and buy two more small baked buns."

Rong Yang was happy, took the small baked bun, and held it high: "Mother, gnaw on the baked bun skin."

Qin Bi was pampered by the child and couldn't help but laugh. She took a small bite of the small baked bun; it was hard and crispy, with the taste of ingredients from an earthen oven, a bit charred and fragrant. Qin Bi's eyes lit up.

Rong Yang's eyes also lit up; Mother likes to eat it, he thought, holding up his little hands: "Take another bite."

Qin Bi laughed and took another bite. The baked bun had a meat filling, paired with mushrooms and green onions; this small baked bun was very fragrant. Qin Bi stopped eating, and the child held the small baked bun, took a big bite, and then drank a sip of soup.

The small baked bun used flour ground from spiritual wheat, and the beast meat was pork belly; the price must be very expensive.

Qin Bi asked Qin Lang: "How many crystals for one small baked bun?"

"Very expensive." Qin Lang felt the pain: "Ten low-grade beast crystals each."

The spiritual vegetables she grew were only a few crystals each. Qin Bi thought it was expensive, but she had to buy it; the little milk dumpling hadn't eaten it before. In the last two years, her heart was damaged and her lifespan was affected, so she hadn't really taken the children to browse shops selling delicacies.

The child was young, and Rong Shizi treated him like a treasure, so he didn't take the child out of the manor much either.

The dishes on the table were almost finished. Jiang Shi stood up and called her son sitting nearby to sit down; the child had been standing for quite a while. Jiang Shi said to Qin Bi: "I'll go talk to Qin Han."

Qin Bi nodded, Jiang Shi left the room and went to Qin Han's boudoir.

"Sister-in-law is here." Qin Han directed the maid to light the stove. Seeing Jiang Shi come, she pulled a smile on her face and greeted: "The stove was just lit, the temperature hasn't come up yet."

Qin Han ordered the maid: "Make tea."

"No need." Jiang Shi sat down. It was indeed Qin Han's boudoir, but this was the Marquis Manor, and she was the eldest sister-in-law; she didn't need to be overly polite and wait for others to open their mouths before sitting down: "The group of children is almost full."

Qin Han also sat down, not taking the bait; she still minded the differential treatment.

"I didn't come for any other reason." Jiang Shi saw Qin Han's expression and didn't coax her, just said: "Most of the dishes on this table were paid for with Qin Lang's silver and crystals, the crystals Third Uncle gave him."

Qin Han was stunned, and Jiang Shi continued: "The Third Uncle's family treats Qin Bi differently. You, me, we can't climb up to that. The sentiment between Qin Bi and the Third Branch has been different from you and sisters like Qin He since the day Third Uncle and Third Aunt took Qin Bi and left Jingcheng."

He Shizi chose Qin He for marriage, Qin Bi couldn't stay in Jingcheng, and the Third Branch was going to their post. Qin Di sought out the Third Branch to take Qin Bi along; this sentiment was ultimately different.

Qin Han tried to make up for it: "I didn't say anything."

Jiang Shi glanced at her, stood up, and left.

Qin Han felt guilty. Fortunately, she hadn't shown much emotion. She had thought it was the Fourth Branch's silver and crystals that bought so many things. If it was the Third Uncle's silver and crystals...

Qin Han felt sour in her heart. Qin Bi had picked up a big bargain by leaving Jingcheng. Look, how much the Third Branch took care of Qin Bi and her children.