On the eve of the engagement, Dingyuan Hou's beloved daughter Jiang Jiao was disengaged.
Her princely fiancé turned around and chose her delicate, charming and pitiful cousin as his fiancée. People who originally envied Jiang Jiao's good fortune were laughing at her.
An imperial edict was sent to the Jiang family, granting marriage to Jiang Jiao and King Qin.
The King of Qin was the younger brother of the Emperor, with great military exploits, noble status and good looks. Although he had a cold temperament, he was still the son-in-law that the daughters of the aristocratic family most wanted to marry.
There are rumors that Jiang Jiao used unscrupulous means to get this marriage.
The King of Qin came forward to refute the rumors.
The imperial edict granting marriage was requested by him personally.
Small theater:
One day, Jiang Jiao ran around drunk and was almost cheated.
Fortunately, she was picked up by King Qin.
Jiang Jiao was so drunk that he could no longer recognize anyone. When he saw King Qin, he praised him for his good looks.
The emperor, who was worried about his younger brother's marriage, recalled her boastful words and teased her: "You said you wanted to marry the best-looking person, but you still count?"
King Qin had a cold face and was about to stop his brother's unclear question.
I saw Jiang Jiao nodding confidently: "Of course!"
The emperor automatically ignored his younger brother's cold face, raised his eyebrows and asked, "Is there any token as proof?"
The little girl searched all over her body but couldn't find any suitable object. She turned around and kissed King Qin on the face. Her eyes were blurred and she said, "This is it, okay?"
Just when the people around were trying to pull away the bold and reckless girl from the Jiang family, King Qin waved his hand.
He said with a serious look: "Jiang Jiao, remember to keep your word."
Intention: Focus on yourself and live seriously
