The Third Son of Yong'an

King Pingyang married seven wives, and seven of them were stolen by him. Before his mother died, she said, "Mom has no choice in this life," so he couldn't bear to see women being used as pawns. Every time King Pingyang marries a princess, it is a political marriage, using a woman to bind a powerful family. Every time he steals one, he cuts off one of King Pingyang's foreign aids. Six times in six years, all marriage lines between the gentry in the south of the Yangtze River, the wealthy merchants in the north of the Yangtze River, and the vassal kings were completely severed. The seventh time King Pingyang laid a dragnet, he knew it was a trap but still went in because the girl handed over a note with only four words: I don't want to marry.