Lai Da gave Deng Haoshi a sideways glance: "The only young master in the mansion is Mr. Xue."

"Yes, yes, I said the wrong thing."

Deng Haoshi lightly slapped himself in the mouth and said again: "Anyway, I'm afraid this is a bit inappropriate. At least you have to be careful of him biting you back."

"It's necessary to be careful."

Lai Da said slowly: "But I'm afraid it's not right - even dogs know how to protect their food, let alone humans?"

Deng Haoshi was about to admit his mistake.

Lai Da added: "Besides, the roots are not here. Don't say what Laishun is. Even if I get rid of him, what will happen? Today there can be a Laiwang, and tomorrow there may be a Quwang. Our Rongguo Mansion

If I am not a butcher, how can I still come and butcher one by one?"

Deng Haoshi vaguely guessed something, but did not dare to think deeply. He could only ask cautiously: "General manager, what do you mean..."

Lai Da glanced at him sideways again: "What I think is probably the same as what you think."

Deng Haoshi did not dare to be perfunctory anymore and said in a trembling voice: "But she, but she is a serious master after all. She has an old lady above her, a second wife who dotes on her, and a second master Lian who is obedient below. If he really touches her...

"

"Why move?!"

Lai Da sat up suddenly, kicked Deng Haoshi, and scolded: "If you really dare to stretch your claws at the master, I will chop it off for you first without anyone else!"

"General Manager!"

Deng Haoshi was so frightened that he fell to his knees and said: "I, I never meant that, how dare I! I, I..."

"When you go back, remember to clean up and tidy up your dirty mind!" Lai Da interrupted him and said in a stern voice: "Next time you dare to talk nonsense, be careful and I won't tear your bones apart!

"

Deng Haoshi was busy kowtowing again and again, swearing to God that there would never be another time.

Lai Da then asked him to stand up and said casually, "Whether this woman is a woman or a jewel depends on whether the man loves her or not."

Deng Haoshi was a little confused this time.

If this is talking about the second mistress Wang Xifeng, then she must be a pearl, and a shimmering pearl - Jia Lian is not a treasure, but he is obedient to her every word.

But I heard Lai Da say again: "Brother Lian is young after all. I haven't seen him very often."

After a pause, he sighed again: "This man, if he gets used to being wild outside, he will never be able to be tied up again. Even if you forcefully put a rope on him, he is still a donkey, not a dog."

"If you stroke a donkey along its fur, it will obey you obediently. But if you pull it hard, it will drag it backwards."

"When a man becomes more wild, he will no longer be a donkey, but a wolf!"

"You must not push him at this time. If you push him too hard, he will turn around and bite you. Even if he is not bitten to death, the relationship should be broken."

After listening to this big argument, Deng Haoshi felt that he finally understood Lai Da's thoughts, so he said excitedly: "General Manager, what reason should we find to let Second Master Lian go out to see the world?"

But Lai Da slowly shook his head: "There is no need for us to think about making mistakes, and we shouldn't think about making mistakes. Just wait, what is coming will always come."

"How long will it take?"

"Soon, soon."

Lai Da's voice became more and more obscure: "Actually, I wish it would be later - our house should also have some big improvements."

[Ni Er is from Chapter 24. The original text is as follows: This Ni Er is a rogue who specializes in lending money at high interest rates, eats spare money in gambling houses, and loves drinking and fighting.

When I first saw this paragraph, I was thinking that Mistress Lian secretly lends money outside. Does she have to support such a person to be responsible for collecting interest payments?

And where did Ni Er, a scoundrel in the market, get the capital to lend money at high interest rates?

Another note: In the original book, Sister Feng ordered Lai Wang to kill Zhang Hua, but Lai Wang believed that 'human life is at stake and is not a child's play' and was unwilling to commit such a murderous act - so I derived the sentence in this chapter, 'Things that cannot be done'

The lines of 'end'.
Chapter completed!