The ritual music was louder than the other, and the ceremony for Li Wang Su Huaimin to marry the princess had arrived at the entrance of the Dali Temple Qingfu.
However, the bride-to-be was missing.
The imperial edict can no longer be changed. If the ministers of Dali Temple cannot hand over their daughter, it will be a crime of deceiving the king.
The situation is urgent, and Qu Ni Chang, the daughter-in-law of Dali Temple Qing, is willing to marry on her sister's behalf.
His subordinates asked King Li: "Your Highness, there may be something different about the bride. Should we marry her?"
King Li looked at the bride who had arrived as promised, and for a long time he said:
"If she dares to marry, why wouldn't this king dare to marry her?"
Reader comments
Pure ancient prose, some chapters are repetitive, which affects reading, but the ending is not bad.
It's a bit confusing in the memories and on set, but it's very interesting.
Pure ancient prose, some chapters are repetitive, which affects reading, but the ending is not bad.
It's a bit confusing in the memories and on set, but it's very interesting.
So wonderfully written!