Si Meng was born to be the most dazzling crown princess of Dajin.
She changed the ancestral system, indulged in violent horses, beat people with swords, and reached out to get what she wanted. She never learned the four words "asking but not getting".
Until she met Ji Yanxun.
This person is knowledgeable about the past and the present. When everything in the world comes before her eyes, she can distinguish the true from the false and distinguish the cause and effect. However, he has a cold temperament, does not admire power or seek love, and even the official position promised by the emperor is considered a waste of time. She sees no difference between people in the world and grass and trees.
But Si Meng wanted this exception.
In order to hide from the emperor's marriage, Ji Yanxun deliberately pretended to be the pedantic scholar who annoyed the empress dowager most, and was beaten in the end. Not only was he wounded by a sword, but he turned around and heard the marriage edict being delivered to Ji's house - not only did Si Zhuo personally accept the marriage, he also felt that the wedding date set by the Ministry of Rites was too late.
When Ji Yanxun entered the palace and broke off the engagement, the emperor only gave her a way out: to let Si Yan declare in person that he did not want to marry her.
So she wrote down all Si's likes and dislikes, obeyed everything, and only waited for His Highness to get over his excitement before returning her freedom. Unexpectedly, instead of being bored, Si Meng approached step by step, asking for more and more.
Later, the emperor and empress sent someone to inquire about how the two men in the East Palace were getting along.
After the palace servants finished reporting, the queen smiled and said: "She calculated everything carefully, but she missed one thing."
The emperor couldn't help but laugh: "That child probably never cared about what he looked like when he was born."
Intention: Love is not possessive, love is seeing