When Ding Xiang heard that girls also had to work in the fields, she frowned: "Ah, their family also wants girls to work in the fields?"

Old Mrs. Lin nodded and explained: "Originally we didn't use it. It's not because our family has too much land. No matter how many men they have, it's not enough."

Ding Xiang’s inner thought was that her father-in-law’s family had so much land that their daughters had to work on it.

If her son marries their daughter and becomes his son-in-law, wouldn’t he have to help out in the future?

Of course, it is only a matter of trivial matters to help or not. If the two children can get along well, it is also appropriate for the son-in-law to help his father-in-law.

"I have to ask Dagua for his opinion on this." As a person in the 20th century, he advocates freedom of marriage.

So as soon as Dingxiang heard that there was such a candidate, she wanted to talk to her son and listen to his opinions.

If Dagua was dissatisfied, she would never force it.

However, when Ding Xiang was about to turn around, Mrs. Lin stopped her.

"Since ancient times, marriage has been a major matter. Parents have ordered a matchmaker. What do you want to do when you ask that boy?"

Mrs. Lin looked unconcerned and thought her approach was too weird.

Ding Xiang patiently explained: "Mom, my daughter-in-law is married to Dagua, and it will be Dagua who will live in the future, so I should consult his opinion."

Mrs. Lin was stunned. This was the first time she heard such remarks.

She wanted to refute, but after thinking about it carefully, she actually felt that what the second daughter-in-law said made sense.

They are farmers and have little knowledge. They have followed the rules of their ancestors since ancient times and no one has ever raised any objections.

In fact, let alone opinions, I don’t even have my own thoughts.

Ding Xiang's idea now feels quite novel to Mrs. Lin.

Anyway, their family is not a big family with strict rules, so she is very willing to see it make Da Gua happy.

"Hey, my dear, why are you still here?"

Ding Xiang turned around and found that the girl who had said goodbye was still in her yard.

For a moment, Jiao Niang had the illusion of being caught red-handed. After a flash of embarrassment quickly flashed across her face, a trace of determination appeared in her eyes.

She took a deep breath and then took a step forward: "Auntie, I am actually interested in Brother Da Gua. If you want to find a daughter-in-law, you might as well consider me."

Jiao Niang said this so quietly that no one else could hear it except Ding Xiang who was standing in front of her.

Ding Xiang was surprised again. She looked at the little girl up and down, and found that the little girl's face turned red after she finished speaking.

It seemed that she was quite brave just now. It is really rare for a little girl from ancient times to be able to say these words by herself.

But at this moment, he lowered his head in shame, wishing he could find a crack in the ground to crawl in.

And Jiao Niang, although she lowered her head, she still felt Ding Xiang's fiery gaze.

She began to feel uneasy, wondering if her remarks just now were too bold.

Yes, it must be too bold.

According to their rules, the man usually goes to the woman's house to talk.

Of course, there are also women who go to Nanfang’s house to talk.

However, there is absolutely no client who comes to the door and recommends himself.

As for her, a girl, not only did she come to her door, but she also recommended herself.

Wow wow, that's so embarrassing.

Auntie must now look down on her because of her behavior just now.

In just a short period of time, the girl went from being uneasy and shy at the beginning to feeling like a storm of regret in her heart.

Finally, Ding Xiang moved and actually took her hand.

"My darling, my aunt is naturally more attracted to you than that girl I don't know."

Ding Xiang also thinks it would be pretty good if Jiao Niang could marry her son.

She knows that Jiao Niang is a child with a simple and honest personality, but she is not particularly stupid, and her fighting spirit is commendable.

What's more important is that her parents are pretty good.

You must know that two people being together is not entirely a matter of two people, but a matter of two families.

This is the same whether it is ancient or modern.

"Auntie." When the girl heard this, she lowered her head shyly.

But I felt that I couldn't stay any longer. I was so embarrassed that after saying goodbye in a hurry, I turned around and ran away.

"From the second child's house, what's wrong with Jiao Niang's child?" Just now, Mrs. Lin was tripped up by the Lan family and explained some of the situation in the woman's family.

As a result, when I turned around, I saw Jiaoniang talking to Dingxiang. The little girl looked shy, and finally ran away in a hurry.

"Mom, it's nothing. I'll go find Dagua and ask."

Naturally, Ding Xiang wouldn't say anything about the disappearance of the shadow, otherwise it would ruin the little girl's reputation.

"Mom, I don't think the girl you mentioned is good enough for us." After Ding Xiang left, Lan followed and stood next to Mrs. Lin and said.

Old Mrs. Lin rolled her eyes at her and said angrily: "That girl is not good, so is your niece better?"

"Mom, from what you said, I didn't mean that." Lan's face looked helpless. Mrs. Lin just had a problem with her, and she obviously meant well.

Put yourself in the position of an elder and help Dagua weigh it carefully.

[Author's digression]: You didn't expect that my dear girl likes big melons, haha

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