My aunt likes fortune telling.

You know, Mrs. Wang has three children. Mrs. Wang is the youngest child in the family, with a sister and a brother on it. Among the three children, the son is weak, simple and honest, and the eldest daughter is simple and honest, but Aunt Kang is particularly vicious. I don't know how many lives have passed away at her hands.

However, from the incident in which Mrs. Sheng was poisoned by Aunt Kang, we can see that Mrs. Wang defended Aunt Kang everywhere, even to the point where she could completely sacrifice her son and Mrs. Wang, so that Mrs. Wang, who was extremely sad, wanted to break up with her family.

Why does Mrs. Wang, who is also her own flesh and blood, spoil her vicious eldest daughter, Aunt Kang?

Aunt Kang's conduct is the most improper, and mothers will inevitably be more worried and more protective.

Although the three children of the Wangs have little skill and personality, they are not bad in essence. Only Aunt Kang is a narrow-minded, jealous person, especially fond of gossiping, and is the best at using means.

In addition, Aunt Kang's personality is the most incorrect among the three children, so she is also the most likely to cause trouble, get angry and throw herself into the infinite abyss.

However, at Mrs. Wang's age, all she cares about is the prosperity of her family, the safety of her children and their future. Nowadays, seeing her daughter go astray, she is naturally extremely worried about her safety, while other children are kind, so she seems to be the only one who dotes on Aunt Kang.

Aunt Kang is the eldest daughter, and Mrs. Wang is particularly distressed because of dystocia.

When Mrs. Wang went to see the queen mother in imperial clothes, she once said that it would take three days and three nights to give birth to Aunt Kang. It is not only unbearable, but also almost fatal to give birth to a child for so long in the era of relatively backward medical technology in Song Dynasty.

In this way, Aunt Kang was born, as if she had gone through hardships and then got the treasure. Mrs. Wang worked hard to give birth to her eldest daughter, Aunt Kang, and naturally she loved her even more.

However, the two children after Mrs. Wang's life went well, neither of them was the first child, especially Mrs. Wang or her second daughter, which was of course the least favored.

Aunt Kang spent the longest time with Mrs. Wang and had the deepest feelings.

Aunt Kang, the eldest daughter, is not only the oldest, but also spends a long time with the old lady. She has been following Mrs. Wang since she was a child. The first lady of Diji was fostered in her uncle's house in the country since she was a child, and was not taken home until she was ten years old. The eldest son is absorbed in reading, reading the book of sages, and has been studying at the home of college classmates.

At that time, grandpa Wang was busy with official business and had no time to take care of anything else. Only Aunt Kang has been with Mrs. Wang. It was Aunt Kang who filled the loneliness of Mrs. Wang during that time, so she had the deepest feelings, so she preferred Aunt Kang the most.

(4) Mrs. Wang felt guilty and spoiled Aunt Kang more to make up for it.

As mentioned earlier, it was Aunt Kang who accompanied Wang and Lao when they were officials in other places. The Wang family's family business and status today are not born, but the Wang and Lao couples worked hard step by step in a deserted place.

In the early days, Grandpa Wang was only a small official when he was an official in other places. Coupled with the new arrival in a foreign country, there are many discomforts, so Aunt Kang and Mrs. Wang have suffered a lot together. Therefore, Mrs. Wang feels guilty about Aunt Kang.

On the other hand, Mrs. Wang feels guilty about Aunt Kang. When choosing a husband for her daughter, she married Aunt Kang as a young lady because she pursued a noble family and did not examine the character of her son-in-law.

Having been married for so many years proves that Aunt Kang's marriage is not happy. Master Kong is lustful and always goes home to marry concubines. Besides, Master Kong has no skill, low position and no assets. He even put his mind on Aunt Kang's dowry.

On the other hand, my other daughter, Mrs. Wang, although married to such a backward scholar, has a simple population and is capable and self-motivated, so Mrs. Wang's life is getting better and better. In this way, comparing the marriage of the two daughters, Mrs. Wang feels more guilty about Aunt Kang.

Wang's three brothers and sisters are all flesh and blood left by Mrs. Wang, and they are all related by blood. The mother should be loved by all three children, but there are indeed various objective reasons above, which make them like Aunt Kang more and protect this daughter more.

From the perspective of a bystander, it is actually understandable. However, in ancient times, loving mothers had lost many children. It is precisely because of Mrs. Wang's blind protection and shelter that Aunt Cai Kang can do whatever she wants. I can't protect Aunt Kang, but white-haired people always send black-haired people!