The Salty Fish Prince-In-Law Was Forced to Show His Holiness in Front of Others

"Historical Records: Biography of the Prince Consort Xianyu" says: "The Prince Consort had no intention, but destiny forced him to do so. At first, he only wanted to get drunk by roasting goose and occupy half of the small courtyard; in the end, he turned the sky and calmed the waves of the sea. Isn't it true that the times create heroes?" This is a Ming Dynasty in parallel time and space. Princess Yongning, Zhu Yan, is born with a special ability - she can hear the voices of others. The greed, calculations, and ambitions of the powerful people in the dynasty were all heard in her ears, giving her a splitting headache and a heart as cold as ice all day long. Su Muyan, the concubine of the Marquis of Jing'an, was eighteen years old. He only wanted to do three things in his life: break off that ridiculous engagement, buy a small yard to raise cats and grow vegetables, and eat roast goose with honey sauce every day. He has no intention of strategizing, has no knowledge of martial arts, and is full of nonsense. But the late emperor's edict tied the two of them together. At the wedding breakup banquet, Zhu Yan said, "It's still the same as before," which shattered Su Muyan's salty dream and started the story of their happy enemies. From hating each other to being dependent on each other for life and death, the two exchanged their "salted fish idleness" and the princess's superpowers for the revival of the Ming Dynasty, and then retired to the south of the Yangtze River, where they lived a quiet and happy life without shame or shame.