The eldest daughter of a Han family was given a marriage by the emperor to a barbarian prince.
Cui Ying: No matter who you marry, you will stay in the four directions. It doesn't matter. But how do we get along with the barbarians?
Emperor: According to your living habits, if he dares not to listen, you come to me.
Yuan Rong: I'm trying to adapt to Han people's living habits, but the princess still doesn't seem to like me?
Cui Ying: I'm here to help the prince adapt to life in the new capital. For other needs, you can find your concubines.
Yuan Rong: Those women are so annoying. They always disturb me and the princess. Send them away!
Reader comments
It wasn't bad, but the ending was a bit too hasty.
It wasn't bad, but the ending was a bit too hasty.
A very ordinary story. . .
It's so beautiful.
Pretty good pure ancient proverb.