At the beginning of late spring, King Jin, who had returned victorious from the war, came to the door of the Gu family with the imperial edict of marriage and the betrothal gift.
Everyone knew that the King of Jin was fond of Gu Anrou, the eldest daughter of the Gu family. This matter was spread widely, and even Gu Antao, the youngest daughter of the Gu family who was originally going to marry, believed it. She thought she was a substitute and married into the prince's palace with trepidation.
When everyone heard that the Gu family sent the wrong person, they all gloated and waited to see the Gu family's good show.
Who would have thought that as these days passed by, not only did Gu Antao not have his engagement broken off, why did the prince, who had been staying in the military camp all year round, start to return to the palace every day? ?
Gu Antao, who had never gotten over her marriage for a long time, was also surprised.
Where's the promised substitute marriage? Could it be that the prince regarded her as his sister's substitute? !
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Yin Zhanwen couldn't help but darken his face when he saw that the little princess he wanted to marry either avoided him or found various reasons to reject him every day.
You little heartless kid, doesn't he pamper her enough?
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The slow and slow little princess vs. The powerful prince who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside
PS: The male protagonist is so angry that he is on the verge of going dark, and the female protagonist is an unconscious little expert at smoothing hair.
Purpose: Misunderstandings need to be communicated.
