The Little Princess Who Is the Group's Favorite Is so Exciting

In the Fufeng Kingdom, the emperor and empress loved each other and gave birth to seven sons in a row, all of whom were dragons and phoenixes. Emperor Heng was very pleased. His only regret was that he had not given birth to a daughter, Jiao'e. God was so grateful that a daughter was born, named Bailijiao. She was favored by thousands of people, and she was raised carefree until she was old enough to talk about marriage. However, the emperor and the empress had trouble with the little princess's marriage. Without him, it was just because the little princess was pampered by her father and brother and had no idea about the dangers of people's hearts. The emperor and empress would not worry about who she would marry. Until the second son of the Grand Master's family who had been away fighting all year round - the undefeated God of War Nangong Ce returned to the court in triumph. The emperor and the empress concluded that this son was good-looking, strong in martial arts, and of a noble character. He never flirted with women. He was indeed a good match that was hard to find even under a lantern, so they gave him a hand in marriage. Bailijiao, the client, said: She is handsome, rich, powerful, in good shape, strong in martial arts, not flirtatious with women and has no worries, so she can be married. The person involved, Nangong Ce, said: The emperor and the empress are my parents, and the seven kings are my brothers. It is difficult to violate the holy will, and the power is overwhelming, so I can only marry him. The whole country said: A talented man and a beautiful woman are a match made in heaven. After getting married, the little princess kissed, hugged and held her up at every turn, and flirted with her 800 times a day. The cold-faced God of War said he couldn't stand it! What about being innocent, ignorant, shy and quiet? Nonsense! One morning: Emperor Heng: Where is Taibao Nangongce? The Taishi's face turned red: Your Majesty, uh... The princess said that the prince-in-law was tired last night and could not get up, so he could not go to court. Ministers: Promoting prostitution in daylight is unbecoming and unbecoming! Emperor Heng: Oh, that's it. My virtuous son-in-law has worked hard, so I won't have to go to court in the morning in the future, and I'll give him ginseng, deer antler, and curculigo grass. Ministers: Oh, let me go!