The wedding at the Prince Regent's Palace can be called the "wonder of the century" of the Daye Dynasty - on the way to Tian Mengmeng's marriage to Ye Jun, the quintuplets made trouble in various ways: the eldest brother turned into a pure gold sedan and collapsed the stone bridge, the second child tied up fireworks to burn the Chinese characters for "happy", the third child tricked the guests with a "dark medicinal diet", the fourth child summoned river water to create a waterfall and splashed everyone, and the fifth child built an earthen wall to surround the newlyweds.
From the golden sedan chair sliding on the bridge, embracing each other after falling into the water, to rolling ingots in the hall, and the "disaster scene" at the wedding banquet, it was a noisy scene, but full of love. Ye Jun protected his wife throughout the whole process, from saving Xi Niang in the ice to holding her in the water, pampering her in every aspect. In the end, they embraced each other in the new house and fell in love. Many years later, in the chili garden, the daily fireworks of a family of seven turned the happiness of "fluttering but just right sweetness" into the warmest wine in the years.
