People say that I love Chang'an, but in fact I only love someone in Chang'an.
Who in the city of Chang'an didn't know that the prime minister's daughter was well-educated and well-educated, and her appearance could be said to be the most beautiful thing in a country.
Women from aristocratic families in the city and their hairpin queens arranged marriages at home. Most women of the same age as Lu Wan were married, but no one dared to go to the Lu family to discuss marriage.
The Lu family was not in a hurry. It was already known throughout the city that the new emperor sent people to send love letters to Lu Wan day after day for several months after he ascended the throne.
What no one knew was that the love letters were always put into the brazier when they were delivered to Miss Lu's hands, leaving the new emperor alone to sulk while listening to the news sent by his chamberlain.
After sending love letters for three months, the new emperor, who received no response, sent himself directly to the Lu family, and was eventually "driven" out of the Lu family by Lu Wan.
This is the story of a sultry emperor chasing his "wife".
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
