Hiring the Royal Wife in Two Liang

"I said I wanted to marry her, but she would rather throw hydrangeas to attract a bride than marry me? What does she think?" A certain prince's veins twitched on his forehead, and he gritted his teeth and growled: "Okay, if she wants to throw the hydrangea, let her throw it! If she wants to get married, let her do it!" "If the Crown Prince wants to impress her, why not get married before her? The women who want to marry the Crown Prince are lined up from the east to the west of the city. Let's see if you want to marry Xiaojiabiyu or a lady from all over the world. We'll go tomorrow -" "Shut up!" A certain prince glanced away, grinding his teeth and sneered: "Go, remind her that she must make this wedding ceremony a grand and lively event. If she needs help in time, just ask, and I will personally give the order and let the people in the city fully cooperate!" So on the day of the wedding, the shops on both sides of the official road were open for business as usual, but a certain woman stood on the high platform and found out—— The official road, which was more than a hundred feet wide in all directions, was deserted. There was not a single person, not a single horse, not even a puppy or kitten. Both sides of the avenue were filled with countless bright red flags that were as bright as red flames. The flags were buzzing, and each flag had four characters embroidered with gold embroidery thread - red, flame, gold, and ni! The old shopkeepers of various restaurants rubbed their hearts and swore to God that they had never seen this street empty until now. A imperial concubine's couch was slowly carried into the official road. The Chi Yan Crown Prince sat on it, sipping tea and saying with a faint smile: "Okay, the betrothal gift has been accepted. I, the Crown Prince, are in a hurry and throw down the hydrangea!" A certain woman was so angry that she saw that the maid offered only two taels of bride price, so she took off her embroidered shoes and threw them down: "Throw away your brother-in-law!"