I, Prince Dali, Refuse to Marry

In October of the sixth year of Zhengping, the older generals of Dali were getting old, the generalissimo was bedridden, and the new generation had not yet matured. It was a time of drought. At this time, four 300,000 troops from the northern army took the opportunity to unite and go south. For a while, the whole Dali people were panicked. Half a month later, a group of envoys went south to Beijing and put forward three conditions. The last one was that Da Li would marry a direct princess. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.