All the members are good people, only the host is a pervert

Chapter 226: Female Supreme Idiot 5

Lin Ruan, accompanied by her maid, stepped into the villa that belonged to her.

This house was bought by the original owner a year ago after he first met Yunsheng in order to redeem him from that filthy place and to keep his beautiful wife in it.

The Duke's Mansion was still a symbol of wealth and splendor in the eyes of outsiders, but internally it was suffering from considerable deficits.

Just like the Jia Mansion in Dream of the Red Chamber, the building is about to collapse.

But Lin Ruan was not afraid at all, because she held a real mountain of gold and silver in her hands, and the endless wealth in the space was enough for her to deal with all storms.

She asked her maid to wait outside the courtyard while she went into the courtyard alone.

The maid was used to this. Every time her master was rejected, she would come to this yard, go crazy alone, and fantasize about the beautiful future life with Yunsheng.

The only unusual thing was that the master did not ask for wine this time.

But this time, Lin Ruan came to the yard to completely turn it into a "golden house".

She took out the decoration robots from the space and asked them to dig out the soil and rocks under the three main rooms and embed a secret room that had been arranged long ago.

Inside the secret room, there was a dazzling array of gold, silver, and jade. Putting those utensils aside, the purity of the gold and silver was no different from that of the Qian Dynasty.

Lin Ruan was busy in the yard for a long time and did not leave until noon.

She first went to a restaurant to enjoy a sumptuous lunch, and then leisurely strolled among the shops in the East Market, not returning home until dusk.

As soon as I returned to the yard, Xu Erlang came to greet me.

He walked with a limp, and Lin Ruan couldn't help but frowned when she saw him.

"Were you punished by your father?" she asked as she walked, with some concern in her tone.

Xu Erlang replied gently, "No, my father is very kind. It's just that I grew up in the countryside. When my father heard about it, he invited Wang Shigong to teach me the rules of the day."

Lin Ruan listened to his explanation, but was skeptical.

She believed that the Duke's wife would ask a servant to teach Xu Erlang the rules, but she absolutely did not believe that Xu Erlang, who had been reborn, would be able to walk with a limp after learning the rules for half a day.

There must be other reasons behind this.

Is this a test for her?

She looked at Xu Erlang deeply and said with a smile, "In that case, you should learn the rules from Wang Shigong for a few months, so as not to let your father down."

Xu Erlang was stunned when he heard this.

He originally planned to take this opportunity to show Lin Ruan his diligence in order to win her reward.

However, Lin Ruan's words prevented him from saying what he had already thought of.

He was secretly anxious because he would be returning home the day after tomorrow, but Lin Ruan had not yet given him a name.

Now he only has the given name of Xujia Erlang. A man's real name is still to be chosen by his wife, and then the name is reported to her husband's family when he returns home.

Naturally, he didn't dare to make up a name to get away with it, but if he went back under the name of Xu Erlang, he would probably be ridiculed and bullied again.

Just when he was at a loss, Lin Ruan suddenly tapped his forehead lightly with the folding fan in her hand and said with a smile: "Just tell me what you want. Although I may not necessarily reward you, if I don't even know what you want, then there is nothing I can reward you with."

Even before she died in the car accident, she had discovered that those little dogs had to speak in a roundabout way. Lin Ruan became impatient. She told them to speak directly and even demonstrated it to them, but they would just kneel there, smiling bitterly and saying they didn't dare.

Lin Ruan didn't understand why he was afraid. If he said something wrong, he would just get beaten up and it would be over, right?

She is not a tyrant or devil who is petty and likes to bring up old grudges and punish people repeatedly.

When Xu Erlang heard this, he was immediately delighted.

He obediently accompanied Lin Ruan into the inner room, knelt on the ground to take off her boots and put on her casual shoes. Then he raised his little face and said timidly, "I, your servant, would like to ask my mistress for a name."

Her posture is like a delicate flower reflected in the water, which makes me feel pity for her.

Is that all?

Lin Ruan looked at his gentle and humble appearance, and her heart softened.

She thought for a moment and asked, "You'an, the You of young, the An of tranquility; Changning, the Chang of long-lasting, the Ning of tranquility; and...Jinshu, which one do you like?"

"Jinshu?"

Xu Erlang didn't like Changning, nor did he like the word "An" in his name. After all, this kind of name was easy to think of and had a good meaning.

In his previous life, he had seen no less than eighteen "Chang'an" and twenty "Changning".

If he were to live his life over again, he would want a more special name.

Lin Ruan explained, "In ancient times, a man once wove a brocade poem called 'Xuan Ji Tu Shi' and sent it to his wife. It had 840 characters, and could be read vertically and horizontally. The words were poignant and graceful. Later generations called the letters from husband to wife 'brocade characters' or 'brocade books'."

In order to better adapt to the local customs, Lin Ruan even changed his gender.

She thought of this because Xu Erlang's expression was too sad, which reminded her of a song and a lyric.

Lin Ruan hummed softly: "The fragrance of the red lotus fades, the jade mat is cold in autumn, I take off my silk dress and board the orchid boat alone. Who sent the brocade letter from the clouds? When the wild geese return, the moon is full in the west building..."

The voice is melodious and beautiful, adding a bit of charm.

What's more, this is an excellent poem.

Xu Erlang immediately fell in love with the name and kowtowed hurriedly, saying, "My Lady, this is the name I wanted. Thank you for the name Jinshu."

The brocade letter represents the longing between husband and wife, and it can be found in historical allusions and poems.

It sounds like the name of a noble lady. Such a name is a good name.

"Okay, bring me some writing brush and ink. I'll have someone write down your name and give it to my father so he can include it in the family tree when we open the ancestral hall next time."

As for opening a separate ancestral hall after marrying a man?

There was no such rule in the Daqian Dynasty.

"Thank you, my wife." Xu Erlang, now known as Xu Jinshu, felt a little uneasy, but he mustered up the courage and asked cautiously, "I, your servant, would like to know your wife's name."

In this era, noble ladies usually had two names, one official name and one secondary name. The official name was used in formal occasions and family genealogy records, carrying the blessings and expectations of ancestors, and appearing solemn and noble.

Nicknames are what people call you in daily life. They are relatively casual and are believed to slightly reduce one's fortune, so as to avoid being too perfect and leading to the consequence of the waxing and waning moon.

Hearing Xu Jinshu's question, Lin Junran smiled slightly and replied softly, "My official name is Lin Junran. 'Jun' means beautiful jade, symbolizing beauty and preciousness; 'Ran' means affirmation or such."

Xu Jinshu couldn't help but sigh: "It sounds so beautiful, my wife."

Not only does it have a profound meaning, but it also has beautiful rhyme, which is much better than his own "Jinshu".