On the Wedding Night, the Tough-Talking Dali Temple Minister Fell Down with a Push

[Cold-faced ascetic powerful minister × Gentle but not weak princess] Lin Qiwu, who had not yet had his haircut, came to Beijing alone to seek refuge with Mr. Lu. When she was still young, Lu Qingyan found her troublesome and sent her to Yangji Hall (an orphanage in ancient times) without even thinking about it. But in the end he raised her in his own house. They are not much different in age, but during the engagement banquet, they treated her like uncle and nephew, and they even had to find her a husband and get her engaged. He didn't want to bring this girl to fall in love with him, but when he found out, he was furious and threatened that there was no way they could be together! It was impossible. She wiped away her tears and even began to look for other men. But when the relationship was at its most tense, an imperial edict made the two marry as husband and wife. On the wedding night, he didn't want it, he didn't want it, but he pushed it away and it fell down. Mr. Lu wants to marry a wife when his feelings are at their strongest? He also wants to abort her child himself! She couldn't survive the life of being dependent on others, so she left with her pregnancy. Two years later, she was the only princess in the dynasty. The emperor recruited a son-in-law for her with great fanfare in the world. The successful one would be promoted and make a fortune, with thousands of taels of gold. The person who is favored by the princess for his appearance will receive a thousand taels of silver. As soon as this regulation came out, men all over the world competed for beauty, and hundreds of flowers bloomed. A few days later, I heard that the princess had really lost her face. The Beiling Kingdom couldn't bear it anymore and sent a letter saying that the king of the country was willing to come to the house in person to arrange a marriage. From then on, the wife-chasing crematorium was opened.