A delicate and frail young lady was "kidnapped" by a group of kidnappers. She was waiting for rescue, but instead she found a gentle and polite young master. After the kidnappers were "beaten" to pieces and were in a state of disgrace, the crowd came later.
Crowd A said: This young man is so brave that he single-handedly saved this young lady!
Group B said bluntly: This young man fell in love with this girl, so he came to save the beauty!
The young master was frightened and said: I didn't do it. I didn't save this girl. Don't mistake this girl's reputation. If you don't believe it, you can ask her.
The girl bowed her head shyly, smiled, and said: Thank you.
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In the following month, what people in the capital said the most was nothing more than "the son of the minister of official affairs and the daughter of the general are happy with each other."
The enthusiastic uncle of the emperor was afraid that those stubborn people would beat up the mandarin ducks, so he waved his hand and issued an imperial edict that the marriage was a success.