Marry First, Love Later: the Doting Princess

Eighteen is the age for early love in the 21st century, but in ancient times it was already an older leftover girl. Ye Dongyang was just a common man, but one day he was suddenly given a marriage by the emperor to the eldest son of Prince Anyang. I originally thought this was a marriage of mutual accommodation, but I didn't expect that both parties were sincerely moved. "Grandma wants to hold her great-grandson!" "The palace needs a young prince!" "..." It was clearly agreed that everyone should live their own lives, but he refused. Ye Dongyang was helpless. If he didn't keep his promise first, then there was no need for her to keep her promise. What kind of princess, Miss Qiao family, Miss Shangshufu... No one can even think of coveting her husband while she is here! The princess burst into tears and said, "I like Brother Yan, and I am willing to be my concubine!" Ye Dongyang's face was as hard as iron, he shook his head and said firmly: "I don't want to. As long as I am here, I can only be the only one in the backyard of the prince!" The princess cried so hard that she ran to complain. While listening to the princess accusing Ye Dongyang of all kinds of wrongdoings, the emperor wrote an imperial edict and had it sent to Prince Anyang's Mansion. The imperial edict said: "The Crown Prince of Anyang Palace, Ye Dongyang, is dignified and virtuous, with a beautiful heart and a beautiful heart. The Crown Prince should treat her wholeheartedly!" The prince couldn't help laughing when he saw the imperial edict. When he saw Ye Dongyang coming in, he quickly suppressed the smile on his face and sighed sadly: "The imperial edict is overwhelming me. It seems that I will never have the chance to have three wives and four concubines in this life!" Ye Dongyang smiled and said: "If you want, I can ask the emperor to take back your life?" The prince hurriedly said: "Farewell, how can the imperial edict be changed overnight? The emperor is busy with government affairs, so we'd better not bother him." (One-on-one, please read the text if the introduction is incompetent)