Datang: Li Er Was Forced to Marry Him at the Beginning

In the seventh year of Zhenguan, Li Er forced the princess to marry a folk boy. The empress's eldest grandson, Wugao, even cut off all contact with the eldest grandson's family, to whom she was engaged. The government and the public were shocked, and the whole country was in an uproar. The world has speculated what happened. Is it the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality? Li Er smiled faintly: "No! It is my great fortune to have him as my son-in-law." The eldest grandson Wugou: "It is my decree that any princess who marries must meet the standards of a virtuous son-in-law, Qin Mu!" For a time, all the princesses were desperate. According to Qin Mu's standards, wouldn't it mean that he would never be able to get married? Qin Mu smiled helplessly and said: "Well, being talented and handsome is also a sin." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.