The Prince Regent Seeks a Wife for a Noble Girl from the Capital.

The first time they met, she saw his cruel and cold side, and was so frightened by his inadvertent cold glance that she secretly prayed that she would stay away from him in the future, but she must not fall into his hands. When they met for the second time, he made trouble for no apparent reason, which only made her feel that this person was unknown and she must stay away from him. When they met for the third and fourth time, his deliberate approach made her think that he had bad intentions, which further confirmed the profound truth that she must take a detour when meeting him. She hid and hid. As a result, one day, her conscience suddenly discovered that it seemed that every time he appeared in front of her at a critical moment, he was the one who helped her. People always need to be grateful, so she had no choice but to stop his personal guard and inquire, "Tell me, what does your prince lack most right now?" The guard glanced at her, then found her a day later, and replied seriously, "Master is most in need of a princess right now." Princess? She tried her best to think about these words and finally came up with one sentence: Isn't it a lack of women? Since then, the longest scene in the Prince Regent's Mansion is that every day, beautiful women walk in, but every day sacks are thrown out by the servants. Only then did she realize that maybe her starting point was wrong, and the princess he needed might also be a man. But before he could help him find a beautiful man, an imperial edict of marriage came down from the sky from Duke Shen's mansion. . . . . . After getting the imperial edict, she just wanted to ask, doesn't he like men? Could it be that I look like a man? He frowned, leaving her with an intriguing look. . . . . . He, what did he mean? Could it be that she asked the wrong question?