The war prince Xiao Jingmo, who was still alone at the age of thirty, had a reputation for cruelty and bloodlust. He was already on the same level as Yun Huaian, the imperial censor who was always outspoken in his advice and opposed to him at every turn.
Being repeatedly disturbed by his mother's concubine and the emperor's uncle urging him to get married, a poisonous plot grew in his mind - why not ask the emperor's uncle to grant a marriage and betroth Yun Huaian's eldest daughter to him? By then, the father-in-law has become one of his own family members. How dare he, Yun Huaian, dare to be so arrogant in the court? Just imagining the livid face of the old-fashioned censor when he received the imperial edict, Xiao Jingmo felt happy in his chest. This marriage had become a wonderful move in his hands.
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