Great Ming: I Got into the Wrong Bridal Sedan, and Old Zhu Became My Father-in-Law
大明：上错花轿，老朱成了我岳父
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The wedding customs are all different! Unless the bride-leader is blind!
Getting into the wrong bridal sedan chair is like starting your life with a green hat.
The scenario of a bride getting into the wrong sedan chair and marrying the right groom only occurred in ordinary families. Ancient China had a strict hierarchical system, and even the bride's attire was regulated. Even though Empress Ma of the Ming Dynasty allowed brides to wear phoenix coronet and embroidered robes, there were still certain things that couldn't be restricted, especially the…
There's a question: Given the magnitude of the princess's wedding, didn't the protagonist's predecessor know about it? And he was an official, so wouldn't he have gone to offer his congratulations? Or perhaps used the opportunity to chat with other important figures? Would an ordinary person go to watch a wedding if they knew someone was getting married nearby?
It's not like some commoner made a careless mistake. A princess's wedding is accompanied by servants and imperial guards; how could they possibly go to the wrong place? Don't they have lives? In TV dramas, it's a distant marriage complicated by a sudden downpour and various reasons on the groom's side that led to the mistake. The idea of Old Zhu's daughter getting married in the wrong place is simply unrealistic.
This is yet another character who portrays Zhu Biao as if he were Fusu, heavily influenced by Confucianism and lacking any of the domineering qualities of a ruler. You probably don't know that several of the four major cases of the Hongwu era were personally executed by Zhu Biao on Zhu Biao's orders. And the idea of forcing all Ming people to switch to Tibetan Buddhism—was he afraid the Ming people would die out?
Is that so? Can you compare to the royal procession that accompanies a princess's wedding? If you dare dress like that, you'll lose your head afterwards.
I haven't read it. Just looking at the title makes me wonder what the author was thinking. Could the wedding ceremony for a princess in the Ming Dynasty be the same as that for an official or a commoner? To get that wrong is ridiculous. Does the author think people from ancient times are idiots? Or are the readers idiots? Please, even if it's a light novel, can't it at least be a little more realistic?
In ancient times, the sedan chair used for the wedding procession was equivalent to a modern wedding car. Moreover, since it was a royal wedding, the bride would definitely be surrounded by a large entourage. Even if the bride was blind, the people who were picking up and sending off the bride were neither blind nor stupid.
Even TV dramas wouldn't dare to film this; how could the imperial sedan chair be wrong?