My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

Gu Xin looked at the envoys from the south, and then looked at the sky outside. It was getting dark.

There are still two or three hours left, how about chatting while eating? Let's give them a closer analysis of the situation in the south.

By then Lu Ni's side should also be successful.

Originally, Gu Xin was the one who inferred that A Yin was the eldest princess or the third princess. It was possible for both sisters.

Like the eldest princess, she was originally the most beloved child of her parents. She was raised with high expectations, but suddenly she changed her temperament. She became gentle and quiet, and the years were peaceful. When she was growing up and choosing a son-in-law, the two people who didn't know each other didn't get along for long. She, who had never disobeyed her parents, insisted on marrying the eldest son-in-law.

Maybe she really fell in love at first sight, but it's also possible that she simply took a fancy to his military power.

The eldest princess has every reason and opportunity to put a person of her own beside the second princess. When the time is right, she can do what she wants to do.

As for the third princess, Gu Xin has never seen her before, so she sounds stupid, but some people just like to pretend to be pigs and eat tigers. She just likes to pretend to be stupid. She looks arrogant and domineering on the outside, and has no authority, but who knows what's in her heart. What about twists and turns?

Just like Princess Jinghe, when she didn't know the Gu family, she was arrogant and domineering. Who in the capital didn't say a word that she couldn't get married? Also, unless she does something that harms the interests of the royal family, she will be fine no matter how arrogant she is.

She knows this well, so you can't say she's stupid or flamboyant. If you really think so and want to harm her or make things difficult for her, she might make your death worse.

Therefore, Gu Xin's evaluation of the third princess of Nanlin is also two-sided.

Of course, she actually prefers A Yin to be the eldest princess, because the eldest princess has this condition, but the third princess does not.

Nanlin is no bigger than Dazhou, it is just the largest state capital in Dazhou, and military power is not divided. In other words, the Grand Duke mainly wins over all the people in her husband's family. Then, she succeeded. In order to avoid her own Since her reputation was tarnished, she would naturally not directly compete with the second princess, but would naturally become the heir.

But after listening to what Mr. Jiang said, Gu Xin felt that there was now a third suspect, and that was the prince-consort.

No one else knew about the disfigurement of the Prince Consort, except himself. It is said that there were dead soldiers who escaped, and they were all injured like that. Why did the dead soldiers run away when your reinforcements didn't arrive? Why don't I kill you and run away?

Since he is a dead soldier, he must be determined to succeed when he goes on a mission, even if it means death. How could he run away when the target has no reinforcements? This is not reasonable at all.

If the people of the Prince Consort want to overturn Nanlin by relying on their military power, this is entirely possible.

Of course, there is the biggest possibility, that is, the eldest princess and the eldest prince consort have known each other for a long time, and the couple knows everything.

Gu Xin couldn't help but sigh, whether it's a big country like Zhou, a big tribe like Yunhai, or a small country like Nanlin, no matter how many heirs there are, this kind of struggle is inevitable.

She really felt that the problem that rarely occurred in Nanlin's history was not because of our Buddhist lineage, but because they really didn't have many descendants, either one or two. If there were three, wouldn't there be a problem?