Xia Yang is terribly troubled. As a princess and the most noble woman in the Great Ye, bar none, the emperor wants her to choose a prince consort.
She wants no prince consort.
The emperor's gaze darkens with displeasure. She pouts helplessly and points at the first person she sees. "I'll take him."
Song Yan is dismayed. He has only just earned his degree, and now the illiterate, arrogant and domineering Princess Mingxin wants him as her prince consort. The emperor has even decreed the marriage.
He doesn't want to be a prince consort.
The emperor's expression changes, and he roars at him. Song Yan kneels unwillingly and murmurs, "Thank you for your gracious favor, Your Majesty."
Reader's guide: 1v1, happy ending.
The characters aren't any smarter than the author.
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The pigs are raised because they are afraid that the princess will be poisoned! They eat whatever they eat
Looks great, thank you author for the limited fee
Inexplicably, there is a feeling of returning the princess to the princess.
Hahaha, grandma is so cute
The author lets the male protagonist discover that something has happened to the female protagonist.
It's just short~ That's all, hurry up and grow tall~ I give you the pen, hurry up and write~ Hahaha
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
It may take two to three or four hours for the author to code 3,000 words, and it takes minutes to plagiarize the text. It's so annoying ~ I feel so sad ~ and I'll give you a hug ~
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
Hahahahahahaha, she's my mother, that's right