The Courtship of the Dedicated Prince

He searched for his wife for thousands of miles, and finally found her in a teahouse in a small town. Who knew that not only did she deny him, but she also became someone else's young lady? Because she accidentally offended him, she ended up with her whole family ruined (well, it was her benefactor's house) and running around. She traveled thousands of miles to find him, just kidnapped her in a prison car and used her as a hostage. She also said that she was his sweetheart. Why did she travel thousands of miles to find a husband? Is that her enemy? What? It turns out that she was his person three years ago! The male and female protagonists are clean physically and mentally, 1V1, happy and doting. Fragment one: When they first met in the teahouse, he asked for her. She smiled and said: "The little girl is not good at playing the piano, but she is just playing for fun. How dare she go to the prince's house to make a fool of herself? However, I can recommend people in our town who are good at playing the piano. By the way, the daughter of Uncle Wang's family who sells pork in the market is very good. His family doesn't use a knife to kill pigs, as long as his daughter plays the piano." "It doesn't matter, I only want you." Unexpectedly, this person was such a rogue, and she was filled with anger. Fragment two: He said: Do you want to piss me off? She said: I hope you die of old age. He said: That's too long. She said: Are you living impatiently? Go to hell, please forgive me for not accompanying you. He said: You are mine. If you don't accompany me, who will? She pointed to the fat and white pig in front of her: It is yours too, let it accompany you. Fragment three: After drinking medicine for three days in a row, a certain prince finally stopped asking anyone to prepare the decoction. A certain woman was as excited as a patient who had just escaped from a mental hospital, and happily ordered her maid to go to the door of a certain prince's study to light three sticks of incense. "Isn't this... Inappropriate?" The maid is afraid, but she is not afraid: "Bring the incense, I'll go!"